from the AP wire:
"He made one mistake and now it's costing him his life," said Kenneth Smith, 35, who visited (death row prisoner Kenneth Lee Boyd) with his wife and two children. "A lot of people get a second chance. I think he deserves a second chance."
What was the Boyd's (Smith's father) 'mistake?'
Killing his estranged wife and father-in-law, while their two sons from that marriage were present (one pinned under his mother's body, the other trying to get the gun away from his father). He does not deny having committed the murders.
I hate people. I really do.
"He made one mistake and now it's costing him his life," said Kenneth Smith, 35, who visited (death row prisoner Kenneth Lee Boyd) with his wife and two children. "A lot of people get a second chance. I think he deserves a second chance."
What was the Boyd's (Smith's father) 'mistake?'
Killing his estranged wife and father-in-law, while their two sons from that marriage were present (one pinned under his mother's body, the other trying to get the gun away from his father). He does not deny having committed the murders.
I hate people. I really do.
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Date: 2005-12-02 06:08 am (UTC)I'm not saying I'd be more forgiving if he did it in 'the heat of passion', or if it was accidental, rather than deliberate death. Choosing to be violent for any reason besides self-defense is the wrong choice.