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jury have the case, I expect them to give him the DP
That is an interesting statement coming from you Joe. Why do you feel that way? I feel its maybe 50/50 or maybe 60/40 in favor of death.
jury have the case, I expect them to give him the DP
That is an interesting statement coming from you Joe. Why do you feel that way? I feel its maybe 50/50 or maybe 60/40 in favor of death.
they found him guilty of every single charge, I think the state has been able to say very strongly to the jury that the Petit victims those both dead and alive deserve to have JK given the death penalty, and nothing he may have suffered in his life lessens what he did to the Petit family
I think they will feel that Dr Petit has suffered tremendously and only the DP will be enough for him
I think JK is a very damaged individual, I believe he was sexually abused and he abused his sister in a cycle of abuse that should have been addressed properly but was not by his parents, I think he was badly damaged and traumatised by the religious beliefs and practices of the church his parents were involved with, I have huge sympathy with the little boy who must have suffered greatly, this does not excuse his behaviour but goes in part to explain it,having some sympathy for JK does not lessen my compassion for the pian of the Petit family, I have lots to go round
and who knows how he may have turned out if they had got him some professional therapy and maybe medication if he needed it,
he still though chose to offend, and chose to continue to offend even after serving a long jail sentence, he has committed a huge amount of crimes and been involved in the dreadful crimes against the Petit family, but even after all he has done to me he is still a human being and just like he did not have the right to murder the Petits nobody has the right to murder him,
As we know he will sit in jail for at least the next 20 or 30 years even if he is given the DP. It may never be carried out. I consider it to be more symbolic since he is far likelier to die of natural causes behind bars.