LOL, What I want to know is the story behind the man who invented Tampons...imagine trying to explain that one to his boss!!!

  will you stop it please....I just blew coffee out my nose all over my lapper.

I think Granny is keeping quiet on the forum as Cathy's new trial approaches in case someone quotes her or her family in court.  She will not want anything to jeapordise the outcome of Cathy's guilty verdict.  Only rabid antis believe the b1tch is innocent.

That shows how messed up our legal system can be when something someone says NOW can be applied to a court case about a crime that happened so long ago. The liberals are not only grasping at straws but using those straws to beat true justice to death.

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http://www.nydailynews.com/news/crime/texas-inmate-executed-killing-1999-article-1.1345289

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I don't necessarily think that being a law enforcement officer should be the aggravating factor that it is since there is a known inherent risk that comes with consciously picking it as a career, that ordinary citizens don't have to face.

I am a microbiologist, during a lab accident I was exposed to tuberculosis (I am fine, but always on the table) I did not run in with a gun, into a hot situation, to save others...It is a risk of my career, so different from what law enforcement officers face, we need to protect them...kill them, we kill you back!

The only place I agree to disagree is the fervor to execute cop-killers.  I don't necessarily think that being a law enforcement officer should be the aggravating factor that it is since there is a known inherent risk that comes with consciously picking it as a career, that ordinary citizens don't have to face.

They are also sworn to serve and protect and will rush to the aid of a complete stranger in a dangerous and perhaps deadly situation...when an ordinary citizen will turn and run the other way!  It is for that reason that cop killers should be one of the first to get their juice.

I could understand DNA testing if the death penalty case was a crime committed while he was a civilian since those cases are harder to solve/prove.  Dow is right that DNA analysis technology is more advanced today than at the time he killed the CO.  However, in a captive environment like a max facility there was probably multiple witnesses since it is harder to isolate a guard than it is a fellow prisoner.  This is all grasping at straws, but like Elric said, he ain't going anywhere.

Convicted killer Nathan Dunlap's attorneys ask governor for clemency to avoid death penalty
 

Hickenlooper has talked with victim's families

Posted: 05/06/2013  Last Updated: 1 hour ago

DENVER - Lawyers for a man convicted of the slayings of four people at a restaurant where he used to work are asking Gov. John Hickenlooper to spare his life.

Nathan Dunlap's attorneys formally asked for clemency on Monday.

Dunlap faces execution the week of Aug. 18-24 for the 1993 shooting deaths of four people at a Chuck E. Cheese pizza restaurant in Aurora.

Dunlap was 19 years old when he walked into the restaurant at closing time and shot five people in the head, before taking $1,500 from a safe. Three teenagers and a mother of two died. One person survived the shooting.

Dunlap had recently been fired from the restaurant.

He was convicted and sentenced to be executed in 1996, and the U.S. Supreme Court turned down his last guaranteed appeal in February.

Hickenlooper hasn't said how he would respond to a request for clemency. He met Friday and Saturday with victims' family members and others to hear their views.

Dunlap's attorney are trying to stop the execution.

"We will not stop trying to save Mr. Dunlap's life now or next week or the week after," said Phil Cherner, Dunlap's attorney. "We represent a very remorseful client, and it is a tragedy that this thing is moving forward."

(NO...the tragedy is four people getting shot in the head at point blank range ambulance chaser!)

However, former prosecutor Jim Peters says Dunlap was a criminal before the Chuck E. Cheese shooting and had been involved in a number of treatment programs before the shootings.

"He had all the benefits that our society could give to him, and then after that what he decided to do was walk into a Chuck E. Cheese, wait until everybody left and then come out firing," said Peters. "He has never expressed remorse. He's only said that it felt better than sex and they're all stupid. There are very few cases in my mind that warrant the death penalty, and this is one of them."

Since Colorado reinstituted the death penalty in 1976, only one person has been executed. Gary Lee Davis was executed in 1997.

The four people who died in that Aurora restaurant were Sylvia Crowell, Colleen O'Conner, Benjamin Grant and Margaret Kohlberg. Bobby Stephens was shot, but survived.

www.thedenverchannel.com

Well I'll be damned...a DP article that mentions the victims!

How funny! Going thru a bitter divorce and child custody battle wasn't easy I started drinking and I was a drunk for years.... but never killed or did anything this stupid. Thank God he changed me back and now I have been free for over 14 years. 

Just for fun, I went through her old posts. Case in point, on the Guadalupe Esparza thread, her comment was:

Bah, what a disgusting piece of dogshit.


Guadalupe Esparza abducted, raped, and strangled to death 7-year old Alyssa Marie Vasquez in San Antonio.

Definitely not real soft on the pedophiles...

Hello everyone,

Sorry for being away for such a long time. The people who have me on fb might have noticed I started with a new course what is keeping me busy at the moment.
My job takes a lot from me and that together with a hard study keeps me away from a lot of things. But I didn't forgot about any of you.

Hope you are all feeling great.

Regards Miriam

Steve Smith set to be executed in death of baby girl in Mansfield
 

Posted: 11:29 AM Last Updated: 55 minutes ago

By: AMANDA LEE MYERS Associated Press

COLUMBUS, Ohio - When Ohio executes Steve Smith by lethal injection on Wednesday, six women plan to be in the room.
 
Three are Smith's daughter, sister and niece. Despite a recent admission of guilt, they don't believe Smith raped and killed the 6-month-old baby daughter of his live-in girlfriend in northern Ohio in 1998. 
 
The other three women are 6-month-old Autumn Carter's mother, grandmother and aunt. They see Smith's execution as justice and hope it brings closure.
 
Smith had tried to get his sentence reduced to life in prison, arguing that he was too drunk to realize that his assault was killing Autumn.
 
The Ohio Parole Board and Ohio Gov. John Kasich unanimously turned him down.
 
Smith will become the 51st inmate put to death in Ohio since it resumed executions in 1999.

www.newsnet5.com

Yup Yup Yup! I know it has been a while and I had a lot of medical and stress issues to resolve but I am back! Hi to all you I have missed for so long (Pam, Granny, Anne....everyone else!) and Hello to everyone I haven't met since I was gone!
Have been doing a bit of Friday celebrating tonight so probably not the best time for me to be posting BUUUUUTTTT, I must say, I am hoping to soon see Jodi "No jury would convict me" Arias and now our 19yr old bomber in the Scheduled Executions forum (So long as they don't have any bleeding heart liberals on the their juries....).
Missed you all and happy to be back, look forward to talking with you all again and seeing what I have been missing! 

I heard somewhere that it would take over 200 years to flush out Cali's DR.  Since that is unrealistic, how about throw us a bone and take out the serial killers and baby rapists.

Cali has some real scumbag child murders, David Westerfield comes to mind, and some of the women on DR there, they need to get the DP cracking to clear out the backlog!

That's why I always say Florida is the conservative nutball state, while California is the liberal nutball state.  Or as Homer Simpson says, "Florida.......but that's America's wang!?"