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**frkksptn** · 09-22-2011, 07:20 PM

After weighing everything out, I've begun to feel that he was innocent.

And I'm so surprised or maybe even not surprised at all, that the State of Georgia seemed so quick to ice the guy.

I mean, the guy was alive for 22 years after the murder, and they just friggen couldn't wait a little bit longer, like maybe another week or even a month?! He could have at least gotten an apeal for a retrial to prove his innocence. I don't condone innocent people being shot down, but I also don't like it when immates are put to death.

What if it comes down later on that the guy actually WAS innocent and that he was telling the truth? Then what? "Oh, we are so sorry that an innocent man was executed. We deeply apoligise to the family and we are deeply saddened by their loss of a loved one." Sorry won't bring him back. I'm not buying it.

09-22-2011, 07:20 PM	#17
frkksptn Join Date Nov 2005 Posts 442 Senior Member	After weighing everything out, I've begun to feel that he was innocent. And I'm so surprised or maybe even not surprised at all, that the State of Georgia seemed so quick to ice the guy. I mean, the guy was alive for 22 years after the murder, and they just friggen couldn't wait a little bit longer, like maybe another week or even a month?! He could have at least gotten an apeal for a retrial to prove his innocence. I don't condone innocent people being shot down, but I also don't like it when immates are put to death. What if it comes down later on that the guy actually WAS innocent and that he was telling the truth? Then what? "Oh, we are so sorry that an innocent man was executed. We deeply apoligise to the family and we are deeply saddened by their loss of a loved one." Sorry won't bring him back. I'm not buying it.
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