Thread: BREAKING: US Supreme Court DENIES Reprieve!!

Originally Posted by vortex

Amazing that the chief justice was appointed by Bush, and it seems the court has gone against his ideas of right and wrong many times.
And lethal injection is better than electrocution. It saves energy.

and im betting that is CHEAPER too

He should be getting the "needle" right about now.

May he burn in Hell!!!

I'm content with the SC decision even though lethal injection is too good for this scumbag. Medellin and his gang are just pure evil.

I hope he remembers his evil laughing and bragging about having "Virgin Blood" on his underwear just when they inject the drugs.

Originally Posted by Gogo

Originally Posted by jamesw62

Originally Posted by AirborneSapper7

"An Eye for an Eye" "a Life for Two Innocent girls Lives" he should have been executed many years ago

yeah one of the six has already been executed, and dang it,. if his name didnt sound like it was an american name and not a hispanic name. hmmmm

I don't care if it is an American or illegal or both. They deserve this.

I whole-heartedly agree, Gogo.

I see reports on the net that Gov Perry is going to be making an announcement?


I certainly hope he goes through with this. Nothing standing in his way now.

Maybe the announcement is to tell us that Jose the little-girl-rapist/murderer is dead.

This utterly despicable piece of illegal alien scum should have been executed years ago. These two beautiful American girls died because our government does not have the **** to enforce our immigration laws for fear it might 'offend' our neighbors to the south. Nothing please me more than watching the great State of Texas tell Mexico to go take a flying leap.

It's done:

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20080806/...as_execution_5

HUNTSVILLE, Texas - Texas has executed Mexican-born condemned prisoner Jose Medellin for the rape and murder of two teenage girls 15 years ago.

The state carried out the execution late Tuesday night after the U.S. Supreme Court rejected his request for a reprieve in a split vote.

The 33-year-old Medellin had claimed he was denied treaty-guaranteed help from the Mexican consulate when he was arrested.

Texas authorities say he never invoked his consular rights until four years after he was arrested. By then, he had been convicted and condemned for participating in the attack on 16-year-old Elizabeth Pena and 14-year-old Jennifer Ertman.

It is hard to imagine the cruelty of these crimes, and what evil lies within human beings that would cause them to violate another so savagely.

Ephesians 4:32

Justice made!