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Originally posted by RedAngel
Good question! I don't believe in the death penalty so I think morally it was just....BUT it seems to be inconsistent with some past cases. This may be a little bit off the beaten track but wasn't there a case up for review in Texas a few years back of a mentally disabled man who ended up getting put to death?
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It does seem to be inconsistent with other cases. I think they shuld have giving her the death penalty too. She killed five people. Five people that really had no defense against her and that trusted her. some times I just really don't understand our justice system. We really don't project our young. Susan Smith did not get the death penalty either. Remember She drowned her little helpless children by driving the car off into a lake. she's still alive. I think that if you kill five people you should recieve the death penalty regardless. It doesn't matter if you are future danger to society. You have already done enough.