I still want to know about this guy who was obviously considered suspicious by a bomb sniffing dog and subsequently handcuffed by the Boston Police.
I don't believe we ever got the full story.
ML/NJ
Posted on 07/31/2020 1:42:39 PM PDT by Magnatron
Whut?
Put this POS in gen pop for one day and let nature take it’s course.
God damn lib judges. Supreme appeal?
He’s lived 7 years too long already. If I were the President I’d probably go to his cell and shoot him myself.
That monster should have been executed long ago.
Remember, Rolling Stone Magazine turned him into a rock star. Sick.
Reads to me like they searched for some reason to overturn the death sentence. Did not the prosecution and the defense participate in selecting the jury? And if it was such an issue, why didn’t the defense move for a change of venue? How long before some Massachusetts governor commutes his sentence and even allows weekend furloughs?!
Is there a general population in Super Max? I thought they’re all isolated from each other - in their cell 23.5 hrs a day.
Did anyone really believe he would get the death penalty in Massachusetts!!!
Hopefully they’ll know who he is; unless he’s moved to some other prison. Is Super Max federal or state?
I still want to know about this guy who was obviously considered suspicious by a bomb sniffing dog and subsequently handcuffed by the Boston Police.
I don't believe we ever got the full story.
ML/NJ
Maybe the lawyers can be executed instead?
“If I were the President I’d probably go to his cell and shoot him myself.”
Jamal.
I was incensed when I saw the headline, but when I read the stiry I realized that it wasn’t that bad. What the panel ruled was that, because of the bias expressed by some of the jurors, the death-penalty phase of the trial had to be done again with a new jury, and probably not one drawn from Boston. So he’ll get the death penalty again.
Ummm, he did, actually. On February 20, 1996, the Court GRANTED a change of venue and ordered that the case be transferred from Oklahoma City to the District Court in Denver, to be presided over by District Judge Richard Paul Matsch.
Furthermore, after his conviction, McVeigh DROPPED his remaining appeals after the first one was denied, saying that he would rather die than spend the rest of his life in prison
If that’s the outcome no harm will be done.
But I don’t like the sentiment at all. Nor the waste of having a do over.
Some good news
https://www.wjcl.com/article/trader-joe-s-says-no-to-changing-ethnic-sounding-label-names/33484581
I saw that! I’m glad they found their pair.
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