The DC Sniper executed.

[Tricho]

http://www.reuters.com/article/topNews/idUSTRE5AA0B620091111

The DC sniper John Allen Muhammad killed ten people and wounded several others. A rare breed of serial killer most Serial killers as we all know kill up close and personal and we all know the stories but The DC sniper is unique in the fact that he killed with a rifle and with a partner. Its an interesting case and I remember when it was going on as a researcher of criminal investigations, serial killers and criminology in general. He was executed today; twenty years after good ole Ted Bundy who when you think about it is a old story he killed those people 35 years ago and today the dc sniper died and will fade into a figment as an average serial killer of the beginning of the 21 century.

[odin_dax]

Good riddance.

[lcnostra]

Good. My only regret is that when the police found him, it didn't turn out to be a shootout in which he got clipped by a ton of officers. That way it wouldn't have taken years and an assload of taxpayer money to put this piece of shit where he belongs.

[Tricho]

He was killed at 9:11 pm. Death is always so interesting to me especially when its close to me. Its like somebody is being born I am doing what i am doing and somebody is dying and one hour and fifteen minutes ago. Its just such an amazing cycle. Think about it; its guaranteed to never ever end and on top of that its guaranteed to never falter like through human error nor is it a political ideal its a natural truth that can never ever stop; every single thing dies and something else lives.

[Tricho]

only 27 people got to watch him die.:chairshot = 27

[Jinx]

Saw this on the News Yesterday. I don't know if it's still legal over in the States, But I believe he should have gotten the chair. Make Him suffer Ya know?

[torcher]

he could have chosen the electric chair for his execution. the electric chair is still legal in 6 states, Virginia being one of them.

[RoundElephant]

Hanging is still legal in Wyoming i believe.

[torcher]

the only two states that still allow hanging as an option for death row inmates are New Hampshire, and Washington state.

[Morgan]

He was asked if he wanted lethal injection or hanging, he didn't answer to the law said he got the needle, but the chair and hanging are usually secondary methods. But all states use lethal injection as the primary method.

Execution methods by state (http://www.deathpenaltyinfo.org/state_by_state)

[NINEBREAKER]

He was asked if he wanted lethal injection or hanging, he didn't answer to the law said he got the needle, but the chair and hanging are usually secondary methods. But all states use lethal injection as the primary method.

Execution methods by state (http://www.deathpenaltyinfo.org/state_by_state)

i think there should be more choices. and i think they should be alowd to do it themself

[Tricho]

i think there should be more choices. and i think they should be alowd to do it themself

Then that takes away "Death Penalty". Its just forcing them to commit suicide on a certain day. Though on a side note we shouldn't have killed Ted Bundy cause what he was doing was really a service for men everywhere.

[Acid44]

he could have chosen the electric chair for his execution. the electric chair is still legal in 6 states, Virginia being one of them.

could have chosen? you actually get a choice?

[REL0AD]

I'd choose the chair...

[Tricho]

Personally if I was a Serial Killer on death row and I had to choose I'd choose the firing squad but that is only legal in Idaho and Oklahoma so I'd choose lethal injection.

[Th0r]

I'd make sure not to be caught in the first place.

[NINEBREAKER]

Then that takes away "Death Penalty". Its just forcing them to commit suicide on a certain day. Though on a side note we shouldn't have killed Ted Bundy cause what he was doing was really a service for men everywhere.

well hes dead. makes me happy. how was ted bundy doing a service?

[True Sounds]

Well maybe you'd rather have Klang and Eng as your overlords?