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The cost of his incarceration has already impoverished many people over time, what's a few more.
No death penalty, no justice, no closure.
"Justice delayed is justice denied", for everyone.
Your inability to contribute a conversation is sad.You ignorant anti-American communist puke screw up everything. I recommend a chain saw across the neck. Slowly. Problem solved.//
That makes my case. Endless appeals enrich lawyers at the expense of the public. And, what's wrong with a little revenge?Actually, no.
The cost of litigating a death penalty case over 50 years cost FAR more than incarerating him for 50 years.
Executions aren't justice, they are revenge.
And inevitably, they will execute an innocent person. In fact, they probably already have.
Appeals are necessary to keep mistakes from happening.That makes my case. Endless appeals enrich lawyers at the expense of the public. And, what's wrong with a little revenge?
Appeals are necessary to keep mistakes from happening.
The guillotine is probably the most humane of all and free from technical glitches.So, a serial killer who has been incarcerated since 1974..who was sentenced to death, had that sentence commuted to Life..killed his cellmate..sentenced to death again--was supposed to be put to death today..but they couldn't find a good vein, so they canceled the execution?
What a strange world we live in.
Execution of Creech failed after medical team encounters “vein access issues”
The IDOC team reports that the next steps have not yet been determined following the failed execution and that Creech’s death warrant will expire on February 28th at 11:59 p.m.www.kmvt.com
Thomas Creech is an infamous serial killer who was imprisoned in 1974 and is linked to at least 11 murders but claims dozens more. He claimed to have killed as many as 50 people, but many of his confessions were made under the influence of a now discredited “truth serum” drug, according to CBS News.
Initially, Creech was sentenced to death, but then the U.S. Supreme Court barred automatic death sentences in 1976, which caused his sentence to be converted to life in prison. The life sentence changed back to a death sentence when he killed another inmate, 23-year-old David Jenson in 1981 and was sentenced by an Ada County judge in 1983.
On the morning of February 28, 2024, Thomas Creech was stuck with an IV multiple times; after 45 minutes and running out of medical supplies, it was decided that the execution would be cancelled.
“The team attempted eight times through multiple limbs and appendages to establish IV access, consist with IDOC policy,” said the Director of the Idaho Department of Corrections, Josh Tewalt.
After talks with the medical team, Director Tewalt said that there were vein access issues and for the veins that were accessible, the quality was not good enough for an IV.
“Mr. Creech, at this time is back in his cell in F-Block. We are planning to allow the death warrant to expire because we don’t anticipate a status in change of circumstances that will allow us to continue with the execution today,” said Tewalt.
According to some of the witnesses in the execution chamber, Creech was strapped down to a table during the execution process.
“They tried the right arm first, they tried the hand, they tried the left arm, both sides and then they decided they needed to move to his legs,” said Rebecca Boone from the Associated Press.
Rebecca Boone, reported that the medical team used multiple numbing agents while attempting to establish an IV, and during the process, Creech was waving and mouthing words to the other witness room.
“When the warden announced that the execution would be halted, Mr. Creech looked at the people in the separate room, his witness, and waved at them again and sort of shook his head,” said Boone.
193 people have been exonerated and released from death row.Sure, now let's limit them.
Death penalty appeals should go to the head of the docket and be expedited.Appeals are necessary to keep mistakes from happening.
Revenge isn't justice.
I agree.Death penalty appeals should go to the head of the docket and be expedited.
"Revenge" isn't codified in the criminal justice system that I know of.
Life in prison is barbaric.193 people have been exonerated and released from death row.
20 people have been executed, even though there was evidence they were innocent.
Time to get rid of this barbaric practice.
Just hang them.FFS states have been botching lethal injections for 40 years. Stop the madness, execution by robot, simple and effective.
Only because of the other people in there. We should probably work on that, too.Life in prison is barbaric.
The bible thought you should investigate murder by sacrificing a cow and saying, "not our fault."The Biblical principle pertaining to falsely accusing someone by the prosecutors would go a long way to solve wrongful imprisonment and the death penalty. Of course, the state can't legally use Biblical principles.
Execution by robot firing an AR-15. It's over in a few seconds, cheap and effective.Only because of the other people in there. We should probably work on that, too.
The bible thought you should investigate murder by sacrificing a cow and saying, "not our fault."
So leaving that aside, most accusations aren't false in so much as they are MISTAKES.
For instance, the execution of Cameron Todd Willingham. He was accused of burning his house down and killing his three daughters. In reality, the science that found "Arson" was severely flawed. Witnesses make mistakes. Police are sure about a suspect and don't investigate other leads.
And if you happen to execute someone who is innocent, no biggie, right?Execution by robot firing an AR-15. It's over in a few seconds, cheap and effective.
That used to happen in rare instances. With criminal forensics and DNA as advanced as it is now, I don't see that as an issue. R2D2 with an AR-15. No dog and pony show, just get it done.And if you happen to execute someone who is innocent, no biggie, right?
That used to happen in rare instances. With criminal forensics and DNA as advanced as it is now, I don't see that as an issue. R2D2 with an AR-15. No dog and pony show, just get it done.
There we go, another example. This guy has a zero chance of breaking into my home.
193 people have been exonerated and released from death row.
20 people have been executed, even though there was evidence they were innocent.
Time to get rid of this barbaric practice.
Stupid OX. Before death row they are on the streets.
hogwash. No one is on death row as a first time innocent church-going family man. If they didn’t do the death row crime (technically or other BS) rest assured they did ten others “not caught” for prior to death row mixup case.
you’re so full of it your teeth float.
