OT: Samantha Josephson
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USCBatgirl21
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Here's hoping we can seat a competent jury to give that man what he deserves.
It's already been stated that the prosecution will not seek to give him what he deserves.
USCBatgirl21
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Given the current society we live in, I'm at the point of at least seating a jury that will convict.
Even an incompetent jury would convict that POS. The evidence is overwhelming.
USCBatgirl21
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We couldn't even seat a jury to sentence Susan Smith to death for what that heinous b**** did nearly 30 years ago. And after some rulings I've heard about recently, my trust in juries is waning.
I do not believe in the death penalty as a concept. When the state takes a life, it is saying that person is beyond redemption. I believe that that judgement is for God alone.
BUT damn if I don’t want to have 20 minutes with him in a room with me having a metal baseball bat
BUT damn if I don’t want to have 20 minutes with him in a room with me having a metal baseball bat
The state just feels that God’s judgement should be sooner rather than later.
Would God sanction that beating? "Let he who is without sin cast the first stone." (Jesus)
It’s Richland county, so no they won’t
Duh.... of course not. That’s my whole point! Outrage at evil and injustice is always warranted! Denying the humanity of anyone no matter how evil does more harm to my soul than I could ever do them. Does that mean I don’t think about it at times....
One of the many reason not to trust the state with that decision
No, Lexington county also and their one time lying sack of fecal material Donnie Myers
If you want to put a religious spin on it, ok. But, usually the Death Penalty is for someone that will ALWAYS be a threat to society.
I'm sorry, I thought you said you wanted to spend 20 minutes with him and you with a metal baseball bat. It must have been a hypothetical, and you only think of beating someone with a metal bat for 20 minutes. Duh... I get it now.
I hope he has a good attorney. If he committed this crime, I hope he is convicted. If he is convicted, I hope he pays the ultimate price. How would anything less constitute justice? He'll have plenty of time to prepare himself if it comes down to that.
USCBatgirl21
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John Wayne Gacy, Ted Bundy, Ed Gein, et.al., it isn't going to be a short list.
I thought she was killed in Kingstree in Williamsburg County?
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Jeffrey Dahmer. But some inmate did what the state should have.
From an eternal perspective, the death penalty might be the most compassionate outcome for this young man. The evidence is overwhelmingly indicative of his guilt, yet he is maintaining his innocence. He needs something to make him reconsider his current path.
I'd beat him to a pulp and sleep like a baby that night.
USCBatgirl21
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She was found in Clarendon County. However, they believe she was killed not long after taken from 5 Points. Her blood and cell phone were found in his car 2 nights later when they arrested him in Shandon.
The case does not necessarily take place where a body is found, but where they believe the crime occurred.
No inside knowledge, but the longer this goes on, the more that I think that it will go unsolved, at least in the public eye. I believe they are playing the game of dragging it out so long that the public forgets about it and moves on to something else.
Ok, so there is no danger to the public, right from the beginning. Why, unless you know who did it? I believe they know the who, but are either stumped connecting the dots or there's something rotten in Denmark (in this case Hampton).
I'm leaning toward the rotten part. Never ever underestimate power and money, and that family has both.
USCBatgirl21
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Jury has been picked. 12 + 4 alternates consisting of 6 men and 10 women.
Opening statements at 2:15 pm.
Opening statements at 2:15 pm.
USCBatgirl21
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Whether he sits in prison for life or gets the death penalty will not bring her back. I don't think the death penalty would bring me any comfort but everyone is different. Trials and appeals put families through hell. It makes them have to relive all the pain and suffering. God be with them.
USCBatgirl21
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