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Andrea Yates GUILTY of MURDER
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| 03-12-02
| GRRRRR
Posted on 03/12/2002 2:02:06 PM PST by GRRRRR
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To: beckett
Let's hope they get him. Otherwise he is liable to divorce her, remarry another unstable woman and have more children. BTW, I think he ought to swing along side Andrea.
To: Recovering_Democrat
"I was truly fearful a not-guilty verdict would create a spate of "post-partum" moms killing their kids."
Yep - that's just what "postpartum" moms have been waiting for is an OK from the judicial system to kill their kids.
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posted on
03/12/2002 2:53:24 PM PST
by
lucysmom
To: VA Advogado
can the jury, at the time they decide on 'future threat' take into account that the alternative to death is life in prison and therefore, she's unlikely to kill anyone else.Probably. There was a recent US Supreme Court ruling where a South Carolina death sentence was successfully appealed. The grounds for the appeal were that the defendant's attorney had not been permitted to inform the jury (during the sentencing phase) that the only alternative to the death sentence was life in prison with no parole.
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posted on
03/12/2002 2:54:24 PM PST
by
be131
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To: VA Advogado
Demidog is in Hays county. We don't mess around here either.
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posted on
03/12/2002 2:57:24 PM PST
by
Demidog
To: LS
Way to Go, LS....he is at least as responsible as she is tho she actually committed the crime...Thank God they found her guilty. I could have taken care of her with my bare hands when I heard what she did to that 7 year old, Noah.
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posted on
03/12/2002 2:58:14 PM PST
by
fourdny2
To: jacquej
yeah, as for the husband, Russell Yates..he knew his wife was having problems, but he just couldn't manage to keep his pants zipped. So the babies kept coming. I hold him responsible as well...and we don't know what was going on behind the scences between the two, what the marriage was really like. The whole situation is so disgusting to me.There is just something not right about the husband IMHO.
To: GRRRRR
To: cajun-jack
I have the same creepy feeling about this thing too.
To: be131
Interesting. I think you answered my question. But these cases are SO factual. I have no knowledge of death penalty law. I imagine it's as full of nuances as 4th amendment law.
To: Demidog
Demidog is in Hays county. We don't mess around here either.
Well, I do like the fact that you're a Texan. Would you have voted to convict Yate?
To: VA Advogado
Demidog moved to Texas a year or two ago from California.
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posted on
03/12/2002 6:53:26 PM PST
by
xJones
To: VA Advogado
I would have voted to convict in a heartbeat.
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posted on
03/13/2002 12:54:20 AM PST
by
Demidog
To: xJones
I moved back. I have a great great grandfather who was a Texas Ranger. My Grandmother and all her sisters are burried in Pioneer, TX. This isn't a trek across the country. This is home.
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posted on
03/13/2002 12:56:07 AM PST
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Demidog
To: xJones
Demidog moved to Texas a year or two ago from California
Hey, he lives in Ron Paul's district. To him, that IS home. :)
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