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General Lee 01 Senior Enthusiast

General Lee 01

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Wow.

 

I can't believe she kept going after she hit the guy. Then after she had time to compose herself, she still didn't go to the police, she tried to hide a l evidence.

 

Complete and total dis-respect, and lack of regard on her part.

sincityZ71 Senior Enthusiast

sincityZ71

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A complete lack of regard and respect for human life on her part.  That is one of the most absurd things I have ever heard.  I think the state of Texas might have a nice syringe of "death-row juice" waiting for her.

RyanbabZ71 Senior Enthusiast

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dayum

 

something not as horrible happened in illinois not to long ago.

 

Younger woman hit a teenage girl with an suv.  Stopped got out looked at her jumped back in went home.  Called her lawyer.  Didnt even tell her husband till 10 days later when she and her lawyer ame to terms with the police.  She got probation, community service, and lost her license for a few yrs.  TOTAL BS.  She left a young girl to die.

 

FRY EM!

chevy4x4trucks Senior Enthusiast

chevy4x4trucks

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Yeah, that whole, I was on ecstasy when I hit them.  Just for driving in that condition she would get manslaughter, but then she let the man die in her garage and later dumped the body.  She has a total disregard for human life.  She'd rather let a man die, than risk getting arrested for driving under the influience, total disregard for human life.  I'll have to agree w/ you guys, she definetly deserves life in prison, w/o the possibility of parole, if not face the death penalty.  It's one thing to hit somebody, but it's another to stash them in your garage while they die, when they could've been saved if they were taken to a hospital. :angry:

RyanbabZ71 Senior Enthusiast

RyanbabZ71

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i am an eye for an eye guy

 

Set her up in the street and ram her with her own car.  Leave her to die for a few days

CityTruck Enthusiast

CityTruck

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Fry her....

 

I don't want my tax dollars to pay for feeding and clothing someone like that for "life".  Plus "life" usually means about 7 years or something stupid.

CMNTMXR81 Senior Enthusiast

CMNTMXR81

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As insane as this chick was, I still have to laugh.  Not at the guy being hit and then bleeding to death but rather at her.

chevy4x4trucks Senior Enthusiast

chevy4x4trucks

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i am an eye for an eye guy

 

Set her up in the street and ram her with her own car.  Leave her to die for a few days

Yeah, same here, I wish that they'd lift that whole "no cruel and unusual punishment" for certain people.  Let them go through the pain and suffering that they deserve.  

 

If you think about it, a lot of these murderers and such that live for years going around killing people, what happens when they get caught?  They get to live in jail for a few years normally while we as taxpayers pay for this and in some states they are executed in fairly humane ways now.  I think that for cases like that and this they should have to live for a long time in pain.  And for those of you who don't think it's "humane" just think about what they've done, a quick death would just be too forgiving.

 

If people had that to fear I think the crime rate might see a sharp drop off.

doverarjim Senior Enthusiast

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Well you know the new law in Texas is if more than 3 people witness your crime you get no appeals you get the express lane to the chair!!!  You know some states are slowing down the process and here goes TX putting in a express lane you get to go to the head of the line.  I just love Texas.  :0

sincityZ71 Senior Enthusiast

sincityZ71

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Well you know the new law in Texas is if more than 3 people witness your crime you get no appeals you get the express lane to the chair!!!  You know some states are slowing down the process and here goes TX putting in a express lane you get to go to the head of the line.  I just love Texas.  :0

Sweet.   :thumbs:

Gotta love Texas.

 

I say bring back quartering  :)  :P

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