Timothy Wayne Adams - TX - 2/22/2011.

[texaschickeee]

from the other thread....
Any one that hurts, kills or manes a innocent little kid (babies especially) deserve to be juiced twice. The family plead for his life, what about little Tim's life? He SHOT HIM TWICE in a fit of rage, because His wife/ GF what ever was leaving? PLEASE. Domestic violence puts everyone in that house at risk and if He did this, He would do it again.  One thing to notice, the family wanted to save his skin (because of all the grief HE CAUSED ) and not wanting it again, well they never said we will foot the bill if he went to Life WO parole. (which did not exist when he did the crime so it could not happen) and If he was moved to GP he would be killed because people in prison do not like anyone messing with kids anymore then we like it out here. trust me He got the easy way out. He should have been drawn and quartered publicly with out any pain killers. 
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To all thiose that don't agree with the veiws here or want to have a tea party for the deceased remember He did the crime, He was convicted of the crime and  justice was served for what HE DID. buh bye.

[JTiscool]

For all of you who wish death on people may God be with you because my cousin is in a better place.  Tim knows God and always has he just made a mistake and it cost him his life.  R.I.P TJ not Timmy Jr as y'all call him and Tim.  Father and son together again and can't nobody stop it.  Ain't nobody mad but you devils.

Good lord, I feel sorry for that poor dead child soon to be reunited with the man who ended his life. I cna only hope that instead, Tim takes a detour to hell so his victim will never have to see him again 

[donvito111]

To describe muder of a child as "a mistake" is disgusting. Please Pamee: add him to the "  Hells welcome committee".

[Maiken]

You do not have any right to judge from afar, what happened in this family, what made Tim to do such a horrible thing.

His son said, he had always been a good father to him, they asked for clemency, to spare his life.

They must have had reasons enough, to ask his life to be spared.

Yet, no real empathy has been shown here for them, apart from a few.

Simply think about, how you really deal with families of crime victims.

Thank you!

[JTiscool]

You do not have any right to judge from afar, what happened in this family, what made Tim to do such a horrible thing.

His son said, he had always been a good father to him, they asked for clemency, to spare his life.

They must have had reasons enough, to ask his life to be spared.

Yet, no real empathy has been shown here for them, apart from a few.

Simply think about, how you really deal with families of crime victims.

Thank you!

I'd have a little more sympathy/empathy for Sparker if he didn't come on this forum and start shit with our wonderful folks here. Besides which, my comment was not made in malice towards Sparker himself rather towards Tim.

And nothing made Tim kill his own kid. Tim made Tim kill his own kid. Stop making excuses for them.

[Russki]

We are more worried about the victim who happens to be a bit dead. Any guy who kills his son to spite the wife is just plain evil and yes, just like the jury, we do judge him
Frenchy

[Gregg Fisher]

You do not have any right to judge from afar, what happened in this family, what made Tim to do such a horrible thing.

Of course, we have the right to judge.   

His son said, he had always been a good father to him, they asked for clemency, to spare his life.

He wasn't around when the kid was young and when he reached his teens, he was on death row.  That makes him a horrible father.  Then there is the fact that he murdered his young son because he was pissed off at his mother.  Yeah, he was a good father alright.    

They must have had reasons enough, to ask his life to be spared.

They value the murderer's life over the victim's and have no respect for the law.

Yet, no real empathy has been shown here for them, apart from a few.

Oh, get off it!  Neither they nor you show any empathy for the mother of the murdered child and his half brother who tried to protect them from the murderer.

Simply think about, how you really deal with families of crime victims.

You don't think about how you deal with families of crime victims at all.  So, stuff it.

[aussie gal]

Killing a child? There is no excuse. What is wrong with people?

[Russki]

I think there is nothing wrong with people.

Sadly, in our midst, there is always a selection of 'non-people'. 'Non-people' are those who suffered errors during the manufacturing process. Often, they have two arseholes. One in the normal place and the other in between their ears.

As I really cannot count 'non people' as humans, I see no problems whatsoever that they should be dispatched in the most expeditious way possible. I just wish we could identify them prior to birth and just 'knock 'em off' at that point. 
Frenchy

[Austinite1]

In Texas there is the option of "Life in Prison With Out parole".  There is no reason to execute with this option, in additon; it cost 10 (TEN) times more to execute an inmate than it does to keep one in prison for life.  A life sentence being based on an average of 45 years in prison.  The expense is due to the cost of State paid attorneys', State paid psychicotrist, paper work, medical, etc.  Some executions have cost more than 6 Million dollars. 
I would rather be put to sleep rather than live in prison with no hope of ever getting out.
Prosecutors love to win and they will lie, cheat, withhold information, and pay State (paid) Psychiatrist who are paid well to testify after taling to the assailant for 30 to 60 minutes that they will kill again.  They go to county to county and are paid well for this as they are known to be experts at this job and conveince the jury that this is indeed a fact.
Mark Stroman on DR in Texas should have been granted "life in prison without parole".  He has many loved ones and friends who love him deeply.  He is not a danger to other inmates nor guards, in fact; many are friends.

[JTiscool]

In Texas there is the option of "Life in Prison With Out parole".  There is no reason to execute with this option, in additon; it cost 10 (TEN) times more to execute an inmate than it does to keep one in prison for life.  A life sentence being based on an average of 45 years in prison.  The expense is due to the cost of State paid attorneys', State paid psychicotrist, paper work, medical, etc.  Some executions have cost more than 6 Million dollars. 
I would rather be put to sleep rather than live in prison with no hope of ever getting out.
Prosecutors love to win and they will lie, cheat, withhold information, and pay State (paid) Psychiatrist who are paid well to testify after taling to the assailant for 30 to 60 minutes that they will kill again.  They go to county to county and are paid well for this as they are known to be experts at this job and conveince the jury that this is indeed a fact.
Mark Stroman on DR in Texas should have been granted "life in prison without parole".  He has many loved ones and friends who love him deeply.  He is not a danger to other inmates nor guards, in fact; many are friends.

I hate having to type the reasons why you are so fallaciously incorrect but it's in my nature to do so. Here it goes.

1. Cost is not an issue. The safety of the public is 10x more important than the cost of the means of ensuring safety. There isn't one person with even 1 iota of intelligence that would disagree with this.

2. Saying you would rather be put to sleep than spend the rest of your life in prison has no relevance to this topic so stop posting useless irrelevant statements like that. You are not the one who committed the murder nor are you involved in the case so that statement you said DOES NOT MATTER

3. Defense attorneys love to lie, cheat and manipulate too. The only difference is they can get away with it. If a defense lawyer knows his client is actually guilty then is obligated by attorney client privilege to keep it between them whereas if the prosecution has information that may show the defendant is possibly innocent, he/she is obligated to hand it over to the defense.

4. Your conspiracy theories are not only annoying and false but they are also ignorant beyond belief. I have a news flash for you, not everyone is out go get the defendant. If he is guilty, he is guilty. Stop making ignorant assumptions without a single iota of proof and put your tin foil hat back on.

5. Whether he has many loved ons or not is completely irrelevant. He committed a brutal unjustified crime.

6. I'm sorry but in terms of many "friends" you do not equal many. You are just 1 if not less. He is still a danger to inmates and guards because imagine if a Muslim was sent to the same exact prison as him. I bet he would kill it too. He is a murderer and deserves to be punished to the fullest extent of the law. He would most likely also kill some random inmate if that person took his carton of milk or sneezed in his general direction. A leopard doesn't lose his spots so in other words a murderer will always be capable of murder. 

I suggest next time you want to make statements like that, you'd bring some iota of proof. Ignorance will not be tolerated by scumpals under any circumstance.

[Russki]

I now believe that we do indeed have another Maiken on board. Time to sharpen our canines.
Frenchy

[Angelstorm]

In Texas there is the option of "Life in Prison With Out parole".  There is no reason to execute with this option, in additon; it cost 10 (TEN) times more to execute an inmate than it does to keep one in prison for life.  A life sentence being based on an average of 45 years in prison.  The expense is due to the cost of State paid attorneys', State paid psychicotrist, paper work, medical, etc.  Some executions have cost more than 6 Million dollars. 
I would rather be put to sleep rather than live in prison with no hope of ever getting out.
Prosecutors love to win and they will lie, cheat, withhold information, and pay State (paid) Psychiatrist who are paid well to testify after taling to the assailant for 30 to 60 minutes that they will kill again.  They go to county to county and are paid well for this as they are known to be experts at this job and conveince the jury that this is indeed a fact.
Mark Stroman on DR in Texas should have been granted "life in prison without parole".  He has many loved ones and friends who love him deeply.  He is not a danger to other inmates nor guards, in fact; many are friends.

Executions cost so much because the defendants put in appeal after appeal on everything from 'my lawyer sucked' to 'the jury disliked my nail polish colour'.....  The actual drugs & labour required to knock 'em off?  Not expensive at all in comparison to LWOP.

Ya, Stroman's victims had family and friends who loved them deeply too, but Mark Stroman decided that THEY did not deserve to live.  Newsflash - he had NO RIGHT to decide that and he has been tried, convicted and setenced by a jury of his peers - to death.  So, he really needs to stop being such an arrogant, sooky, whingey crybaby and MAN UP to what he did.

Sheesh, why are we even discussing Stroman here?  Quit thread hijacking and beating the Stroman drum cause I for one am sick of hearing it already.   

[Russki]

"Sheesh, why are we even discussing Stroman here? "

Because we now have Maiken Mk2

[AnneTheBelgian]

Posted by: Austinite1

Posted on: March 26, 2011, 10:36:18 PM

Mark Stroman on DR in Texas should have been granted "life in prison without parole".  He has many loved ones and friends who love him deeply.  He is not a danger to other inmates nor guards, in fact; many are friends.


=> Blablablabla Austinite, I have a suggestion : look the tittle of the topic... Here, we talk about Timothy Wayne Adams, not Mark Anthony Stroman

He has many loved ones and friends who love him deeply

=> Are you glad ? I am starting to cry...












Anne