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Originally Posted by KSUViolet06
From the perspective of the family, it's hard to deal with the fact that what you believed to be true, might not be true anymore. If he's not guilty, it's painful for them just because now they have no clue who did this and have to start from square one (reliving the whole thing and trying to find the real killer.)
This is not to say that you should execute someone in the face of immense doubt just to placate a family, but I'm just saying that that's where they might be coming from.
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No, I get that. It's hard to feel that the evil guilty person who stole your son/brother/etc. from you is "getting off" scot free. (Look at random people with Casey Anthony.....).
I just don't ever think another death justifies, rectifies, or amends the first. I don't think it can really soothe the heartache of having a loved one stolen from you.
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