'Texas 7' Fugitive Volunteering To Die Thursday

It is too late for Aubrey Hawkins, but quite frankly, I think this is a noble gesture for M Rodriguez.
It takes a man to face up to his sins/crime and take his punishment.
It will bring partial closure for the Hawkins family and for the family of his wife; whom he had killed.(His original crime).
M Rodriguez is a bad dude, but at least he's taking his punishment like a man.
There are some others on death row who could learn something.

Well said, Stargazer!

What way to go down! LIKE A MAN!

Break on through to the other side!

Give the man what he wants. Coward.

Hey y'all! If Texas is running short on funds for the chemical cocktail for all these PsOS I will be glad to take up a collection up here and donate it to DOCJ

U R WE TODD ED wrote:

Hey y'all! If Texas is running short on funds for the chemical cocktail for all these PsOS I will be glad to take up a collection up here and donate it to DOCJ

We buy in bulk. Not a problem right now. But those pesty liberals are trying to change that. Thanks for the offer.

EricDallas wrote:

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We buy in bulk. Not a problem right now. But those pesty liberals are trying to change that. Thanks for the offer.

I think they sell the juice at Sam's.

Finally! One who takes responsibility and dosen't boohoo to a bunch of nasty hippies, France and Germany to try and save him. He's going to face it like a man and take his punishment. How ya like them apples,liberals?

At least he is showing a little remorse. Sidebar: I have noticed that in every report on nbc5i.com about an execution being carried out they always have to talk about TX being the "most active death penalty state". Someone at this site seems to not like that very much.

I hope he rots in Hell!!!!!!!!!!

Id clean out the entire prison population with a .22 if they'd give me the chance.

U R WE TODD ED wrote:

Hey y'all! If Texas is running short on funds for the chemical cocktail for all these PsOS I will be glad to take up a collection up here and donate it to DOCJ

just juice him with 16 oz. of simple green

Should be doing the remaining six of the Texas 7 at the same time. Really clean house.

happy medium wrote:

At least he is showing a little remorse. Sidebar: I have noticed that in every report on nbc5i.com about an execution being carried out they always have to talk about TX being the "most active death penalty state". Someone at this site seems to not like that very much.

It isn't just nbc5i, we hear the same shiiit up here on our local stations but I say "GOOD FOR TEXAS" the other 49 should take a lesson

If we had the fireing squad here in Texas we could do the remaining six with a .50cal just stand them up single file close together and fire that baby right thru their sorry hides. It will put a nice hole in them, I will even put up the cost for the ammo.

Long overdue. I remember the night these bastards killed Officer Hawkins, Christmas Eve 2000.
Tonight I will be thinking about Officer Hawkins, his Son and Mother.
- Irving resident

If he is truly sorry for what he did, then I pray that God wil have mercy on him.

STARGAZER wrote:

It is too late for Aubrey Hawkins, but quite frankly, I think this is a noble gesture for M Rodriguez.
It takes a man to face up to his sins/crime and take his punishment.
It will bring partial closure for the Hawkins family and for the family of his wife; whom he had killed.(His original crime).
M Rodriguez is a bad dude, but at least he's taking his punishment like a man.
There are some others on death row who could learn something.

Very well put. I couldn't have said it better.

HWC - if you did that, you'd be no better than they are.