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Botched execution

Posted: 30 Apr 2014, 10:11
by Kwacky
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-27215508" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

It sounds like a new drug didn't do the job. That should spark the anti-capital punishment activists into life.

Re: Botched execution

Posted: 30 Apr 2014, 10:23
by Perkles
"Warner was convicted for the 1997 murder and rape of an 11-month-old girl." lets hope he dies a slow painful death as well

Re: Botched execution

Posted: 30 Apr 2014, 11:24
by C00kiemonster
Kwacky wrote:http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-27215508

It sounds like a new drug didn't do the job. That should spark the anti-capital punishment activists into life.
Sadly it will be .... A difficult death should be mandatory for people like him IMO.

Re: Botched execution

Posted: 30 Apr 2014, 16:45
by D6
Why 3 drugs anyway? Surely theres a drug that'll do it in one.

Re: Botched execution

Posted: 30 Apr 2014, 16:50
by Perkles
D6 wrote:Why 3 drugs anyway? Surely theres a drug that'll do it in one.
they use 3 to relax them and to kill with no pain or suffering

Re: Botched execution

Posted: 30 Apr 2014, 18:23
by Binno
I'd use the two barrel injection method. Ram it far enough up their arse and it will blow the top of their head off.

Re: Botched execution

Posted: 30 Apr 2014, 18:47
by Blade
I would use the two month drawn out painful as fook completely unbearable medieval method and enjoy doing it too the sick scumbag.

I don't even understand how or why he committed such a dreadful crime nor do I want to all I want is for him to suffer a totally painful drawn out death.

Re: Botched execution

Posted: 30 Apr 2014, 18:53
by Kwacky
Blade wrote:I would use the two month drawn out painful as fook completely unbearable medieval method and enjoy doing it too the sick scumbag.

I don't even understand how or why he committed such a dreadful crime nor do I want to all I want is for him to suffer a totally painful drawn out death.
You don't see the hypocrisy in this?

Re: Botched execution

Posted: 30 Apr 2014, 19:04
by Binno
No just revenge

Re: Botched execution

Posted: 30 Apr 2014, 20:05
by StMarks
Perkles wrote:
Kwacky wrote:http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-27215508

It sounds like a new drug didn't do the job. That should spark the anti-capital punishment activists into life.
"Warner was convicted for the 1997 murder and rape of an 11-month-old girl." lets hope he dies a slow painful death as well
Well, for once it would seem that there is some Karma in this world.?

Re: Botched execution

Posted: 30 Apr 2014, 20:17
by Godzilla
StMarks wrote:
Perkles wrote:
Kwacky wrote:http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-27215508

It sounds like a new drug didn't do the job. That should spark the anti-capital punishment activists into life.
"Warner was convicted for the 1997 murder and rape of an 11-month-old girl." lets hope he dies a slow painful death as well
Well, for once it would seem that there is some Karma in this world.?
Actually if you read the article it seems Warner's execution was postponed as the first didnt work properly.

Re: Botched execution

Posted: 30 Apr 2014, 20:27
by StMarks
Godzilla wrote:..Actually if you read the article it seems Warner's execution was postponed as the first didnt work properly.
I hadn't. (headbang)

I got an overview from what snippets I had heard on the news, & mistakenly assumed that the guy Perkles was referring to was the one who had taken hours to die.

Oh well. At least he would have been sh@tting himself waiting for his turn, I guess that has to be worth something.?

Re: Botched execution

Posted: 30 Apr 2014, 20:34
by Stew
Personally I have no problem with execution, would prefer hanging though or even the guillotine ( the French used it last in 77' ?) then dump the body in quicklime or the ocean and erase it from existence

Re: Botched execution

Posted: 30 Apr 2014, 20:40
by StMarks
Stew wrote:Personally I have no problem with execution, would prefer hanging though or even the guillotine ( the French used it last in 77' ?) then dump the body in quicklime or the ocean and erase it from existence
Incidentally I think I remember reading that the Nazis killed more people with the guillotine than the French ever did.

Re: Botched execution

Posted: 30 Apr 2014, 20:45
by Deegee
This is worth looking at in regard to the US and the death penalty. It's all very well saying "yes I'd push the button" but could you live with it...

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-26273051" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Re: Botched execution

Posted: 30 Apr 2014, 20:46
by Godzilla
StMarks wrote:
Godzilla wrote:..Actually if you read the article it seems Warner's execution was postponed as the first didnt work properly.
I hadn't. (headbang)

I got an overview from what snippets I had heard on the news, & mistakenly assumed that the guy Perkles was referring to was the one who had taken hours to die.

Oh well. At least he would have been sh@tting himself waiting for his turn, I guess that has to be worth something.?
ALthough shooting someone and then burying them alive, the other guy deserved the pain as well to be honest.

Re: Botched execution

Posted: 30 Apr 2014, 20:57
by StMarks
Deegee wrote:This is worth looking at in regard to the US and the death penalty. It's all very well saying "yes I'd push the button" but could you live with it...

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-26273051" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Have you seen the film "The Green Mile".?

Cracking film IMHO, and the electrocution killing of Eduard Delacroix scene in that would give all but the hardest hearts to think twice.

Re: Botched execution

Posted: 30 Apr 2014, 21:24
by Kwacky
I've said it before but it's clear that capital punishment does not prevent or deter crime

Re: Botched execution

Posted: 30 Apr 2014, 21:44
by D6
Should make them listen to RnB instead.

Re: Botched execution

Posted: 30 Apr 2014, 21:50
by Perkles
D6 wrote:Should make them listen to RnB instead.
Lmao a man of true taste