Pardons don't change Heineman's view on death penalty

Governor Dave Heineman says the pardoning of five people wrongfully convicted in a 1985 Beatrice murder does not change his opinion about the death penalty or the need to adopt a constitutional method of ...

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Good because those people that were pardoned, they probably robbed her and probably killed her they just didnt do the dirty deed while she was dead, he got in somehow.

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I can't imagine the relief they must feel.
But after that subsided, I'd feel blind rage at being locked up for that long, had I not actually committed the murder.

I think each person should receive 3 or 4 times the national average salary for each year they were locked up. That's a good chunk of their lives that's just completely gone.