I wonder if they still use alcohol on a cotton ball to disinfect the IV injection site for the lethal cocktail?
We could save them some money.
We could save them some money.
Byron Shepard - Guilty of murdering Tecumseh Police Officer Justin Terney
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We had a thread on this awhile back. It appears they do.
I still remember this. Doesn't seem like it was that long ago.
Must be because my hair has changed color.
https://www.nytimes.com/1995/08/12/...ugs-himself-is-revived-and-then-executed.html
Must be because my hair has changed color.
https://www.nytimes.com/1995/08/12/...ugs-himself-is-revived-and-then-executed.html
I heard on the news they were gonna gas him.
They'll humanely gas him, after he sits on death row for the next 30 years.
It’s a possibility. You know you wouldn’t want to violate HIS rights.
From the linked article:
I don’t get it; was he convicted of murder two for another killing, or was this related to the killing of Officer Terney? They can’t find him guilty of murder two for shooting Officer Terney, then say, “Oh, we changed our minds, it’s gonna be first-degree murder”?
I don’t get it; was he convicted of murder two for another killing, or was this related to the killing of Officer Terney? They can’t find him guilty of murder two for shooting Officer Terney, then say, “Oh, we changed our minds, it’s gonna be first-degree murder”?
I never got a straight answer to did the scrote have a gun or did he use the cop's gun?
On the channel 6 news, they ran a piece about how Terney's dog, which he'd just bought right before his untimely death, is going through K9 school in Tulsa with a Pott County deputy. The report said Terney bought the GSD pup, Onyx, with the thought of getting him trained for K9 duty, and the deputy who is in training with him was the one who took in Onyx after Terney's death.
I tried to find a link to the story, but it's apparently more important to have stories about Tulsa losing a football game on their home page...
I tried to find a link to the story, but it's apparently more important to have stories about Tulsa losing a football game on their home page...
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