This is why we need the death penalty....democrat prosecutor does not oppose Manson killers parole. Murders two men, democrat doesn't care.

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Davis is 79 and not much of a threat to society even as a Scientology minister.

Wrong.....

A man who served decades in prison for stabbing his wife 14 times in front of her daughter was convicted Wednesday in a nearly identical crime — stabbing a woman at least 11 times while her twin children watched.

Albert Flick, 77, whom a judge previously deemed too old to be a threat, was convicted in the 2018 death of Kimberly Dobbie. Jurors deliberated less than an hour before reaching the guilty verdict.

Man, released from prison after being deemed too old to be a threat, convicted in another killing

The 77-year-old man served decades in prison for stabbing his wife and is now being convicted of an almost identical crime.

www.usatoday.com

 

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This guy murdered two men....was part of the Manson family.... democrat party prosecutor doesn't care...

Davis was convicted and sentenced to death in 1972 on two counts of first degree murder. He wasn’t present at either of the Manson Family’s most notorious crimes, the Tate and LaBianci home invasion and slayings, but he did murder and torture Gary Hinman and murder Donald Shea.

Davis was also Charles Manson’s chief enforcer and right-hand man.
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Davis, who turns 79 this year, escaped the death penalty when the Supreme Court overturned all death penalty cases in 1972. His sentence then reverted to life in prison, and in 2010 he was deemed suitable for parole.

Until this year, the district attorney has always stood with the families of Davis’s victims to ensure he was not paroled. Thanks to the lunacy of social justice, those days are now over…

Nolte: Los Angeles DA Refuses to Oppose Parole for Manson Family Killer

Los Angeles County District Attorney George Gascón is refusing to oppose the parole of Manson Family murderer Bruce Davis. | Politics Los Angeles County District Attorney George Gascón is refusing to oppose the parole of Manson Family murderer Bruce Davis.

www.breitbart.com

Life in prison is worst than death. I w8be surprised if he gets out. Aint up to the prosecutor it's up to the parole board.

No it's not. Human beings are infinitely adaptable. They certainly adapt to life in prison. Some even get to enjoy ir. There is even a word to describe the process. It's institutionalization. This is where their friends are. This is where they work. This is where their lover is.