He should explain it to God
I’m for the death penalty for sure, but this guy is 59 years old and could suffer in jail another ten and then kill him. Jail has to be awful.
If he’s smart enough to kill someone…
Besides, with that IQ he could be President.
"Well, ok then!"
He “feels remorse”.
Over raping and killing his ex-girlfriend.
Well, there you go.
Couldn’t care less how remorseful he might be...or if his IQ is 8 rather than 68.
When I hear death penalty cases letting the murderers live 30 years the more I am all for vigilantism.
The man is aware enough to mount a defense against execution, therefore he is aware enough to be executed.
Catch 23.
Maybe he should now self identify as a woman who was suffering from PMS when he/she kill his significant other who was a self identifying as a man and wouldn’t help with th dishes. Who knows. In this DEI infected country it might work.
He goes to sleep. How did he kill his victim and what did she go through?
“Had defense counsel not abdicated his role, the jurors would have learned that Mr. Pye is intellectually disabled and has an IQ of 68,”
AKA “The Biden Defense”.
He’ll die a lot more peacefully than his victim did.
Adios Scumbag!
“Pye had been in an on-and-off romantic relationship with Yarbrough. At the time she was killed, Yarbrough was living with another man. Pye, Chester Adams and a 15-year-old boy had planned to rob that man and bought a handgun before heading to a party in Griffin, prosecutors have said.
The trio left the party around midnight and went to the house where Yarbrough lived, finding her alone with her baby. They forced their way into the house, stole a ring and necklace from Yarbrough and took her with them when they left, leaving the baby alone, prosecutors have said.
They drove to a motel, where they took turns raping Yarbrough and then left the motel with her in the teenager’s car, prosecutors have said. They turned onto a dirt road and Pye ordered Yarbrough out of the car, made her lie face down and shot her three times, according to court filings.”
like having a hang nail, not interested get ready to meet your maker and your judgement
Yes?
Okay.
Let him dance the hemp fandango.
Doesn’t sound like he is capable of suffering from any mental anguish.
I beg to differ. There have been many, many executions in Georgia in the last four years. This just happens to be the first one in that time that is state sponsored and sanctioned.
Let him, in the words of Stephen King, “pay what he owes, that he may be square with the house again.”