Posted on Feb 16, 2016
Defendant's guilty plea rejected in Oklahoma beheading case
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Self-admitted muslim jihadist who beheaded a female co-worker is prevented from entering a guilty plea to a capital crime he admits to committing, saying he is not afraid to die. Why has this case still not come to trial after 2 years?
Self-admitted muslim jihadist who beheaded a female co-worker is prevented from entering a guilty plea to a capital crime he admits to committing, saying he is not afraid to die. Why has this case still not come to trial after 2 years?
Defendant's guilty plea rejected in Oklahoma beheading case
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In a capital murder case, especially when death penalty is possible, all recourses must be afforded to the defendant even if s/he doesn't want them. If there is a slight hint of mental illness that avenue has to be exhausted... I hate to say I agree, but I do in light of death row inmates cases being overturned years later on DNA or other. Make no mistake this $h!tbag will fave justice but in a way that guarantees a guilty verdict and just punishment.
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Why not just buy a piece of rope instead of a bullet? At least then you will still be able to use the rope later on for something else.
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1SG (Join to see)
I think the cost still averages out in the end. You can always reload the brass as well.
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MSgt Kurt Woodward
True MSG Rader, but you still have to have all the tools, powder, and of course another bullet! Not to mention the cost of your time in reloading the cartridge.
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