"I wish I could say that I believe AGT will do the right thing, and show Sierra's family where he put her remains, but deep down I do not believe he is capable of an ounce of compassion. He has had more than ample time to disclose what he did with Sierra. He has refused like so many other defendants in missing body cases.
I do not believe he will tell even if he gets the death penalty. It is all about power and control for AGT and he will continue to relish in the pain he will continue to cause her family.
I also don't believe even if he did offer to give up the location the DA would take the death penalty off of the table. The DA made that very clear a long time ago that he would not deal with AGT under any circumstances. This DA knows this is certainly a death penalty case whether the jury votes for death or not and he is going to make sure the jurors have that option to choose from."
He is all about self preservation. I could see him trying to bargain by telling them where her body is in order to save his own hide. He was smug enough to think he could beat the prosecution, so there was no way he would admit anything before being convicted. I also think that if he tells them before given the death penalty, the DA would be willing to bargain, but I doubt they would deal with him once he was given the DP. I've always hoped he'd do the right thing and tell them where her body is so her family can have closure. I don't care if they decide to simply let him rot in a cell for the rest of his life as long as he gives them her body back.
I do not believe he will tell even if he gets the death penalty. It is all about power and control for AGT and he will continue to relish in the pain he will continue to cause her family.
I also don't believe even if he did offer to give up the location the DA would take the death penalty off of the table. The DA made that very clear a long time ago that he would not deal with AGT under any circumstances. This DA knows this is certainly a death penalty case whether the jury votes for death or not and he is going to make sure the jurors have that option to choose from."
He is all about self preservation. I could see him trying to bargain by telling them where her body is in order to save his own hide. He was smug enough to think he could beat the prosecution, so there was no way he would admit anything before being convicted. I also think that if he tells them before given the death penalty, the DA would be willing to bargain, but I doubt they would deal with him once he was given the DP. I've always hoped he'd do the right thing and tell them where her body is so her family can have closure. I don't care if they decide to simply let him rot in a cell for the rest of his life as long as he gives them her body back.