Another innocent man freed

[Kevin]

Tombstone... I have no idea what the hell you just said. It sounded great though I think... You said I wasn't a liberal.. you were mostly dead on. Other than that, I just don't know.

As for the OKC bombing... I fealt the bomb blast at school. My father was in court that morning about 4 blocks away in a trial. There would have been some casualties in that courtroom if the curtains hadn't been made of thick enough material to catch the shards of glass.

I'm of the mind that if we don't give the needle to Nichols, how can we give it to anyone else?

I realize that law enforcement is not all CSI, etc.. However, I have faith in our criminal justice system. I know a few of you have seen it in action. For one, not a whole lot of stuff goes to trial. When it does, it's serious stuff. When it's murder and there's a death penalty involved, we're talking proof beyond a reasonable doubt.

I'm saying technology these days makes it very much more possible to have an iron-clad case against someone.

I think the chances of executing an innocent person today are miniscule compared to 10 or even 5 years ago. Forensics have changed A LOT.