Incorrect, the Bible does cover where death is proscribed and prohibited
that’s the old testament. Not the New Testament.
Cantu told them he knew who killed the two victims. When he was about to be put to death, he told the victims family he had not killed the person he was charged with and that he was wrongly put to death but felt bad for the two victims.
I agree for one reason. He lost at trial.
It is very unusual for inmates about to be executed to claim they are innocent. Behind bars is a lousy place to be when facing death. I am on the fence over this guy. He might have been a lifetime criminal. He might have been guilty of other murders. I dunno.
I read much more about his case and now know why they found him guilty. But his claim it was a Drug dealer who actually killed the victims does make sense. He was engaged to marry a woman who testified against him. I see why higher courts did not keep him alive this week.
Unless it was Cain.
I know but that was human law.
False on one count.
Negative. The cafeteria is two doors down.that’s the old testament. Not the New Testament.
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