I am not sure what to say on this one. I have sort of mixed views. If he is truly responsible for these crimes the he should definitely be held accountable but I am not sure if the death penalty is the proper punishment (though the family members of the victims may disagree) The fact that he has now dedicated his life to the betterment of society through literature should probably be considered a little more. Maybe those who were negatively influenced by his past can be re-directed down the right path through his literary works. I don't know....just a thought.
As a Nobel Peace Prize nominee maybe he can now be a productive citizen. And maybe I am being a little to soft...
Also, they should consider DNA testing. Recently, it has set free one or two people who were wrongfully accused of a violent crime.
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