Man Charged in Deaths of Wife, 3 Kids

TxFeather wrote:

Instead of our men and women in the military risking their lives and leaving behind their families...I say we take the convicted murderers with life sentences, repeat aggrivated sexual assaults, and child molesters, and give them nothing but their bare hands, ship them to Iraq, and IF they make it back home alive..they have pardon. Why waste ppl with ambition and love for their country?? Law abiding citizens...
This is my say anyway. I know that God will judge this man, and those other lost souls for their wrong doings. But,sometimes, it's hard not to judge....
God Bless and may this woman and children rest in peace. And I pray for peace for their family.

PAF wrote:

It's not bad enough that the killed 2 people, he was a police officer to boot. I don't beleive he deserves the death penalty, he needs to suffer at the worse prison that there is and fed only bread and water.
Death is to quick

ang wrote:

Some say that the death penalty is cruel and unusual punishment. However, what could be more cruel than taking a life, especially that of a child. My sister (age 18) was murdered 18 years ago today while working a summer job. She was working to save money for college in the fall and her attacker was looking for a cash register full of money. I often think of how she must have pleaded for her life while he beat her repeatedly. This monster didn't show her any mercy and I have none for him. I think of myself as a Christian and I know that Bible says that I should forgive but... I haven't been able to do this. Honestly, I haven't tried too hard. If they were to set him in the electric chair I think I could flip the switch and not blink an eye. They say time heals all wounds but that isn't the case. Time just makes things bearable and you find a "new" normal. I think many people who oppose the death penalty might change their opinion if they lost a loved one in such a horrific way.

ang wrote:

Some say that the death penalty is cruel and unusual punishment. However, what could be more cruel than taking a life, especially that of a child. My sister (age 18) was murdered 18 years ago today while working a summer job. She was working to save money for college in the fall and her attacker was looking for a cash register full of money. I often think of how she must have pleaded for her life while he beat her repeatedly. This monster didn't show her any mercy and I have none for him. I think of myself as a Christian and I know that Bible says that I should forgive but... I haven't been able to do this. Honestly, I haven't tried too hard. If they were to set him in the electric chair I think I could flip the switch and not blink an eye. They say time heals all wounds but that isn't the case. Time just makes things bearable and you find a "new" normal. I think many people who oppose the death penalty might change their opinion if they lost a loved one in such a horrific way.

trw wrote:

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Hu? Article said he was a computer consultant?

Hmmmm wrote:

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I think that poster is confused with the cop from ohio who was arrested the same time for killing his pregnant girlfriend.
The guy from IL has his own business which includes, running background checks, trying to catch cheating husbands, things of that nature

shazbag wrote:

he shouldnt live

SICLOWN wrote:

Who says God created man in his own image. B.S.

A Voice from Philadelphia wrote:

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WHY DON'T YOU KEEP YOUR IDIOTIC COMMENTS TO YOURSELF?

Ignignokt wrote:

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Disturbing .

Marti wrote:

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I think if they start giving the death penalty and follow thru with it, many of these losers will think twice before they do something like this.
Prison is too good for them, to expensive to our society. We need a change.

Zoompad wrote:

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I am sorry to hear about your sister. I am a christian too, and I did not believe in the death penalty at one time, but I have changed my mind. I think people are becoming more and more lawless.
The only thing is, our society is so corrupt, with Freemasonry, the badness is coming from the top and flowing down. We need honest leaders at the top of our society. People like Bill Clinton (Dirty Dick), George Bush and Tony Blair are terrible examples to set the rest of society.
Amy, time DOES heal, and WILL heal. No-one should be nagging you to forgive the man who killed your sister. But she really is in a better place than he is, as she will be safe in the arms of Jesus. Murderers go to hell unless they repent. Take hope that no-one can hurt your sister any more. If justice is lacking in this life, it won't be in the next!

Old Man wrote:

I have an idea, lets do like they do in China. Shoot him in the back of the head and sell the body parts. Speaking for myself, but not to sound pushy, I could use the lungs, heart, maybe his eyes. Does anybody know if there has been a prostate transplant yet. Boy, at my age, I sure could use one of those. See, that way, we/I would not speak ill of the dead, just like the good book says. Works for me.