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Advocates for Johnson argued his intellectual disability would make executing him unconstitutional.
Advocates for Johnson argued his intellectual disability would make executing him unconstitutional.
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Yes, but 25 years late.
ReplyIf anyone, he deserved a deathpenalty. Why victimize the perpetrator ?
ReplyEvil action have consequences. Per his statement, he is aware of the wrong he committed. I believe in the value of all human life-but justice is necessary in order to keep society functioning and safe. It is unfortunate he made a choice that resulted in the death of 4, including himself.
ReplyI knew Fred Jones and he was as nice of a guy as you could meet. He was not a threat to anyone, and he had his own mental challenges. The murderer did not care. I'm sure Fred will forgive him and God will do the final judgement. No happiness in the execution, at least closure. Justice served.
ReplyCan't bring list lives back but he intentionally one by one savagely murdered three innocent people.
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