OT-Fry The F'ER

[piecesofeight]

IF Bobby Cutts, did kill Jessie Davis, who was 9 months pregnant, fry the f'er.
Heartbreaking and sick. To kill anyone is sick, but somene who is pregnant. Damn.
Don't mean to be a downer, but DAMN! And he's a police officer.

[whocares]

The fact that he's a police officer, in MY opinion, is why he was never named as a suspect by his own police department. That's almost as sick as the killing. not quite, but almost.

Not to mention the news now that the fire in SC was possibly caused by the fact that the area where the fire started, was where everyone apparently took their smoke breaks. I'm guessing no one will ahve the balls to own up to that one either/also.

btw, OJ really helped a lot of (alledged) criminals get arrogant about performing murders.

[Luvsaugeri]

The fact that he's a police officer, in MY opinion, is why he was never named as a suspect by his own police department. That's almost as sick as the killing. not quite, but almost.

Not to mention the news now that the fire in SC was possibly caused by the fact that the area where the fire started, was where everyone apparently took their smoke breaks. I'm guessing no one will ahve the balls to own up to that one either/also.

btw, OJ really helped a lot of (alledged) criminals get arrogant about performing murders.

I live in Canton Ohio and believe me, he has been a suspect from day one. The reason he wasn't publicly named a 'suspect' is because once they label him as a 'suspect' he has additional rights and does not have to cooperate with the authorities, which he was. It had nothing to do with him being a police officer.

[piecesofeight]

What's sucks about this too is that so many of these end up being traced back to the man they were involved with.
An innocent man in this situation today is going to go through a lot more hell than they already will be going through because society already will have them nailed for it.

[ohsherrie]

I live in Canton Ohio and believe me, he has been a suspect from day one. The reason he wasn't publicly named a 'suspect' is because once they label him as a 'suspect' he has additional rights and does not have to cooperate with the authorities, which he was. It had nothing to do with him being a police officer.

I sort of figured the police there were just making sure they had all the bases covered. Good for them.

[Red13JoePa]

Not a big fan of capital punishment but I'd like to see him tossed in the clink forever.

[Arkansas]

I'm just a bit curious about crimes such as this.
Why do guys think they can get away with it?
If a guy is a cop, I guess he figures he knows how to hide all the evidence?

I'd like to see some stats on how many of these crimes there really are, how many find the ex/s.o. guilty, and how many go unsolved. How many are premeditated. How many are passion?

I know that historically, there are many many murders unsolved. In effect, the people got away with it. However, with today's technology and forensics (Yes, I know CSI isn't real.), it seems rather inevitable that the bad guy will get caught.
So, I don't get it.


later~

[whocares]

the sad thing is that ciminals love CSI and often times I've seen references to CSI in Articles in the paper, or confessions shown on TV. They thought they'd get away with it, based on what they see on TV. Witness the most recent teacher that made national news, for doing stuff with a student. her confession was shown on TV, and she specifically stated to her husband, "I know they're taping this phone call, I've seen CSI". This of course right before she tells him, "When this is all over, do you want to have kids?".

As the saying goes... Criminals are dumb. Just because you are a cop, doesn't mean you have all the bases covered, or will get away with it. In fact, I'd dare say, I'd suspect you first, if it was someone close to you (an officer).

[NealIsGod]

Not a big fan of capital punishment but I'd like to see him tossed in the clink forever.

I am. You take a life, you give should yours up.

[ohsherrie]

Not a big fan of capital punishment but I'd like to see him tossed in the clink forever.

I am. You take a life, you give should yours up.

Deep subject matter there guys. I get the "eye for an eye" thing, but have problems with any human having or being given the right to take another human life. I think humanity is just too inherently flawed to be able to justly assume or grant that kind of power based on human reasoning. If we were vulcans who could eliminate all emotion from our deductive reasoning and decision making processes maybe there could be true justice based on true reasoning, but I don't think humanity is there yet.

On the other hand, if she was my daughter I'd want to fry the bastard myself. See what I mean, too much emotion in the mix.

[NealIsGod]

Not a big fan of capital punishment but I'd like to see him tossed in the clink forever.

I am. You take a life, you give should yours up.

Deep subject matter there guys. I get the "eye for an eye" thing, but have problems with any human having or being given the right to take another human life. I think humanity is just too inherently flawed to be able to justly assume or grant that kind of power based on human reasoning. If we were vulcans who could eliminate all emotion from our deductive reasoning and decision making processes maybe there could be true justice based on true reasoning, but I don't think humanity is there yet.

On the other hand, if she was my daughter I'd want to fry the bastard myself. See what I mean, too much emotion in the mix.

Death is better than spending your life in prison. I would rather die. Wouldn't you?

[whocares]

As much as i hate the idea of death, sure. prison would suck, more than being out of my misery.

That said... I'd also like to be compared to a real human being, than a made up tv character type.

[ohsherrie]

Not a big fan of capital punishment but I'd like to see him tossed in the clink forever.

I am. You take a life, you give should yours up.

Deep subject matter there guys. I get the "eye for an eye" thing, but have problems with any human having or being given the right to take another human life. I think humanity is just too inherently flawed to be able to justly assume or grant that kind of power based on human reasoning. If we were vulcans who could eliminate all emotion from our deductive reasoning and decision making processes maybe there could be true justice based on true reasoning, but I don't think humanity is there yet.

On the other hand, if she was my daughter I'd want to fry the bastard myself. See what I mean, too much emotion in the mix.

Death is better than spending your life in prison. I would rather die. Wouldn't you?

I'd probably feel that way after being in prison for a while, but during the process of being tried death would scare the living hell out of me.

Too bad the possibility of it doesn't scare people out of committing the crimes.

[Wally_Hatchet]

Apparently, Cutts told the police where the bodies were. Makes me think he made a deal to avoid the death penalty.

In taking two lives, he forfeits his right to live IMO.

[nikki]

Apparently, Cutts told the police where the bodies were. Makes me think he made a deal to avoid the death penalty.

In taking two lives, he forfeits his right to live IMO.

I agree. He's a waste of sperm.

[Lady Luck]

Apparently, Cutts told the police where the bodies were. Makes me think he made a deal to avoid the death penalty.

In taking two lives, he forfeits his right to live IMO.

I agree. He's a waste of sperm.

BIG waste! Her father was on The Today Show this morning. Absolutely heart-wrenching.

[NealIsGod]

How do they get people to come on national morning shows right after a horrible tragedy like that? That always amazes me.

[chf34jmac]

Simple NIG it's called trial by public opinion.

[Saint John]

Like anything, you simply acclimate yourself to your new surroundings. Prison probably isn't that bad. Look at Richard Speck. Dude grew tits, smoked pot and sniffed coke. Fuckin' place was like a big party to him. Kill these motherfuckers. If you don't you're simply sending repeat offenders back "home." A lot of people against Capital Punishment seem to have a small place in their hearts for these scumbags (Tookie Williams comes to mind). I don't. I just wish the method of killing them could be a lot more painful.