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Obfuscation and hindering justice and/or police still is a punishable offence. That's why they write this:

Let's not forget that if the charges are true, they assisted and helped two mass murderers. Morally, that is almost the same severity like laying the bombs and pushing the button.

If found guilty may the full weight of the judicial system/allowed penalty be imposed.

That little :88) is gonna die for his crime. Bet he's not smiling now.

Eh, it'll be a less painful death than those who he was involved in killing.

I say supermax the sod, see how he manages with solitary confinement in a soundproofed cell with no way to commit suicide, just the same grey room, day in and day out for the rest of his life. Not even a face to see, or a television or book to occupy his thoughts.

Executions are quick, be it by bullet, injection or old sparky, five minutes tops and its over.

But a life-time of just this:
http://duderocket.com/sites/default/...6-supermax.jpg

And it will be a long life, it's not as if this guy is an old man.

He would be praying for death after a year. Stick him in ADX Florence and forget about him. :nope:

After only 11 hours of deliberation the jury has handed down a verdict of guilty on all 30 charges.

Such a short deliberation in spite of the pages and pages of documents they had to review (the judges instructions was 30 pages alone). That shows I think that there isn't much sympathy for the defendant and does not bode well for the defense going into the sentencing phase.

Sounds like a bet. If he was in Texas maybe....

Taking bets now.

Rgr that :yep:

I do think Oberon makes a good compromise as well though.

my compromise!
 

:nope: and no 72 virgins to boot BBY! http://media.townhall.com/Townhall/C...0410053345.jpg

Latest news

A jury has sentenced Boston Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev to death

http://edition.cnn.com/2015/05/15/us...nce/index.html

Markus

Ah well, that's how it goes. Pity for the family, but their son made his choice and now he's going to have to live with it...for a time...

I wonder if he'll appeal the decision?
Anybody remember how much time elaped between McVeigh's conviction to when he was put down?

Let him appeal. He'll suffer longer with the threat over his head. :yeah:

I believe any death penalty has an automatic appeal process.

Can't say I've any sympathy....he did the crime so now he must do the time or whatever other consequence is handed down as a result.

happiness is a dull axe...and several whacks