Mark Wayne Wiles - OH - 04/18/2012

[JTiscool]

If you have nothing to celebrate than the death of another person (albeit necessary), then I feel sorry for you.

I'm afraid to say he has far from paid his debt to society, this is only as close as he can get.

He is a leech to society and we will celebrate him getting what's his after so long. As far as trashing someone who passed away, it is only unjust if they didn't deserve it in the first place. Which is clearly not the case here.

[J - Dog]

If I may share....Take it or leave it, just a post.  First off anyone that passes judgement upon a victim or victim's family clearly has NO idea what it must be like to lose a family member to murder.  Humanity understands death is natural, but when it is not natural and an innocent is taken by a murderer, the souls of those affected must feel an emptiness and sadness that cannot be filled, EVER. 

I see this as a lifetime sentence of why me?  WHY!!!  Why did they have to be the one.  My loved one was beautiful and now I can never share my love with them or see them grow or share memories,.  Think about that for a moment………..life is precious.


Even saying this in sympathy, I still will never have even a remote understanding of what a family feels after the types of loss we read and see with every story on this forum.  God help me, I hope I never have to know that kind of pain.  I can only believe it to feel like waking up one morning and not being able to breath, speak or feel normal ever again.  I can only believe it to be feel like I just had all my arms and legs amputated and have lost all hope.   Emotional pain is really the worst pain of all.  This part of you never grows back, lost forever.   

For those all over the world and on this forum that have lost someone, I think about you every day, I am consumed by your pain, I feel it and it hurts me deeply to hear that anyone would ever protect or want to think about a murderer as someone who is worth more than the innocents who suffer.  I will never feel sympathy for a murderer and I will mock them and revel in knowing that society does not tolerate this kind of human because people like this do not deserve life, they deserve death.  With every execution I feel we all are clearing the world of filth and disgust.  We are a considerate society, we are a considerate humanity, we don’t want anyone to suffer, but they damn well deserve to go take their medicine and never harm anyone again.  Let the families heal, never closure or settlement, but an opportunity for a new door to be opened and hopefully a new beginning…….

[Russki]

Thank you for that lovely post JDog. You have it in one! No amount of subsequent good fortune can ever take away the pain and as my own life draws to its winter, the pain has not diminished.

Thank you again
Frenchy

[Grinning Grim Reaper]

Lundbeck’s Pentobarbital kills its 49th patient in Ohio on April 18th, 2012

 

By The Pentobarbital Experiment

Lundbeck Executes #49
 
The state of Ohio killed for the 47th time since it resumed executions in 1999, and has slated 11 more deaths. Mark Wiles concluded his last statement: “Finally, the state of Ohio should not be in the business of killing its citizens”. He was pronounced dead at 10:42am on April 18, 2012. He was 49 years old. 
 
Lundbeck & Co are now responsible for 50 out of the 59 executions carried out so far in the United States since December 2010, when Lundbeck stepped in the business of death. 
 
2 new patients await the infamous trio’s treatment in April 2012:
 
Thomas Kemp – Arizona – April 26, 2012
Beunka Adams – Texas – April 26, 2012
 
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