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Lambaste the pests of this world! Run through the mud the scum of the earth! Humiliate the would-be somebodies who mock their fellow human beings for daring to be braver than they are! Three good causes championed by THIS VERY BLOG! Enjoy - especially if you're one of the pests EXPOSED HERE! Believe me - you DON'T want to tick me off and wind up exposed here!Friday, January 05, 2007
teeny-weeny sissy killers cannot be executed - why, cause they would piss in their pants and make one last mess?
"Wow - he's so cute!" would a bitchy tramp of 16 years of age say...
"Is he a star of "The O.C." - can I get an autograph?"
Actually, bitchy trollops of all ages would say likewise...
And that is not the point here!
This punk believes he has a greater right to live than others.
He took a life - with the greatest show of disdain there is.
Brian Hooks is his name.
Hooks - what a cool name.
Mom's name, is it?
And another damn Brian...
Aren't you all SCUMBAGS now?
The days of good ol' Brian Curran are long gone indeed...
(B.C. - the last "good guy Brian" I ever knew!)
But that is another story too...
You only escaped the death penalty, B.H.
To become some cellmate's BITCH for the next 10 years...
AND THEN...
You will still rot in hell!
No death penalty in Fla. homeless attack
By CURT ANDERSON, Associated Press Writer
Fri Jan 5, 12:29 PM ET
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. - Three teenagers charged with beating a homeless man to death with a baseball bat as he slept on a park bench won't face the death penalty if convicted, prosecutors said Friday.
William Ammons and Brian Hooks, both 19, would have been eligible for the ultimate penalty, but the third defendant was only 17 at the time, so prosecutors chose not to seek the death penalty against any of them.
"As a matter of proportion, it would have been improper for the death penalty to be sought," said Brian Cavanagh, the assistant state attorney prosecuting the case.
The teens could now face up to life in prison if found guilty of first-degree murder in the Jan. 12, 2006, killing of Norris Gaynor, 45.
Ammons, Hooks and Thomas Daugherty also are charged with attempted murder in two other beatings of homeless men in Fort Lauderdale. One was caught on a surveillance camera and was broadcast around the world, helping detectives crack the case.
All three teens have pleaded not guilty and are being held without bail. No trial date has been set.
Hooks' and Ammons' lawyers said the prosecutors' decision not to seek the death penalty was proper.
"It takes courage. They didn't just do something that would have been politically expedient," said attorney Sam Halpern, who represents Ammons. "He's been living under the shadow of a possible death sentence for about a year."
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled in 2005 that people convicted of crimes committed when they were under 18 cannot face execution.
That is, ladies and gentlemen, what is really wrong with the so-called judicial system in the Americas today... Whether they still archaically and (inanely) colonially refer to the Crown (as they do in Canada) or simply refer to "the people" (which is actually worse) - the damn System protects the God-damned guilty bastards way too damn much.
More attorneys and judges will populate the Lake of Fire than any other profession - I tell ya...
Yes - even more so than quacks and charlatans.
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