by Nathan Natas 3 Replies latest jw friends
Christian Longo (a DF Dub) has already been found guilty by a jury of the murders of his Dub wife and their four children.
If you were on the jury, would you select the death penalty or life in prison?
By the way, he has already attempted to escape from prison.
I would vote DEATH for Christian Longo.
Wouldn’t it be good if you could give that life to someone who deserved it?
Two reasons why the death penalty should be enforced are saved time, by the court system through limited appeals, and saved money, by taxpayers due to reduced court and imprisonment fees. Much of the court's time could be saved if death row inmates were limited to a set number of appeals in a reasonable amount of time. Facilitating numerous appeals results in many unforeseen costs.Ted Bundy's 10 year stay on death row, involving numerous appeals and excessive imprisonment fees, eventually cost the Florida state taxpayers more than $6 million dollars, I believe.These expenses are unnecessary and unjustifiable and could be alleviated by limiting appeals.It is easy to deduce that by limiting the number of appeals for death row inmates the figures could be significantly reduced.
By executing the murderers the first time a round, justice will be served. Thus, the punishment would fit the crime and the victims family(they are the living victims) will have the justice they deserve.
I say Fry him!
Anyone who is capable of killing his own children deserves to be tortured and then brutally killed.
