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Like isn't enough for your awesome comments-- LOVE is much more appropriate!!!

well said and thank you

I have no faith in polygraphs-- i have seen too many cases where the killer passed the polygraph, the police wrote him off , but it turns out that person was the killer and other times where an innocent Person failed and was wrongly charged with a crime.

Ditto to everything said about SG and Banfield

I am real tired of Ashleigh Banfield!!!!

That's cute!!!!!

Cannot agree more with this" but he pled guilty- that's the whole purpose of trial. it is not to inform the public or provide catharsis- It's not theater putting on a revenge drama. It is to determine if the accused is guilty of the crime. BK settled that matter definitively' Thank you a...

And think about this: he is pretty young, I think he is 30- he has 40 or 50 years ahead of him to live in some horrible prison----- there are people that believe that is worse than the death penalty.

Social media has facilitated lack of critical thinking and has brought out the worst characteristics of human beings. It really is a mob mentality-- it used to be a person might have weird thoughts about a situation: now that person puts those weird or bizarre or even dangerous thoughts out on...

Arkay--prayers for you and your father---

I am just going to come out and say it: I do not like Mr G--- I understand his grief -- and mourning -- but he really does go overboard and he seems to have zero respect for the process and the prosecution team that in fact has brought some level of justice to the monster who took his precious...

I have to admit to being totally stunned that he admitted to guilt-- once someone says "yes I did it"-- that's it- he did it--- It is an amazing moment for such an admission. I read in an article online that after the defense failed to get the death penalty off the table, they decided to ask...

I didn't know he carved in Ethan's legs!!! that is unbelievable and chilling

Even if the case went to trial there is no certainty he would get the death penalty!

Very well said

Thank you!!! He,was a,monster

You just never know with juries-- there is a guy named Durst (can't recall first name)- he murdered and actually dismembered a man and the jury acquitted him. go figure. Then there is Casey Anthony and there are many many more where you are sure the defendant is guilty but the jury acquits.

The families fail to understand the death penalty may not have been voted on by the jury- they seem to think it was a given- it was not

that is what I think happened----

Frankly, I can't think of much worse than losing my freedom- one day in jail would be one too many. Don't poo poo the loss of his freedom----I don't imagine that is something he takes lightly. He obviously fears death more, but the loss of freedom for the rest of one's life is a huge deal. He...