10 murders and 7 years later, D.C. sniper to be executed

Seven years ago this month, the captured Beltway snipers - John Allen Muhammad, then 41, and his accomplice, Lee Boyd Malvo, 17 - were in federal custody, accused of 16 shootings and 10 murders.

[Fed up with bailing out]

Good riddens to a piece of trash.

[Emerson Boozer Guy]

Great news, join McVeigh in Hell

[Chev Chelios]

Seven years is too long,but this is a hell of a deterant to reaffend for this POS. Next up should be Hasan in front of an Army firing squad.

[clinging to the wreckage]

Good call Ashcroft. Had this human(?)dreck been shipped to Maryland to stand trial, he probably would be looking forward to a parole hearing as opposed to facing the needle tonight.

[Bye]

you POS!! We should be putting down his "son" too, both are just disgusting monsters.

[Owl Gore]

will Mike Farrell be there to cry and protest?

[Roughrider50]

Chev Chelios wrote:

Seven years is too long,but this is a hell of a deterant to reaffend for this POS. Next up should be Hasan in front of an Army firing squad.

Now that's what I call wishful thinking, you know as well as I do that by the time political correctness runs its course this Muslim POS will be made the victim. I'm just surprised that our commander-in-chief isn't planning to have a beer with the shooter or his victims or survivors.

[Roughrider50]

Owl Gore wrote:

will Mike Farrell be there to cry and protest?

I think he's planning on carpooling it with Susan Sarandon and Tim Robbins. when they all get there they can join hands with Jesse Jackson and Al Sharpton singing we shall overcome. Of course it all depends on how many network cameras are there. I just hope they have to really dig for a vein. A little suffering would be appropriate.

[Javier]

Chev Chelios wrote:

Seven years is too long,but this is a hell of a deterant to reaffend for this POS. Next up should be Hasan in front of an Army firing squad.

He and Hasan should be sharing the needle tonight, but our liberal friends and the ACLU would not allow that because it would be unsanitary.

It is good to see justice served, finally.

[IrishMN]

This is sad. Sad for the many that this man killed, and sad because the Government should be in the business of saving lives, not killing people. The death penalty is not an answer to any problem.

[Lux et Veritas]

IrishMN wrote:

This is sad. Sad for the many that this man killed, and sad because the Government should be in the business of saving lives, not killing people. The death penalty is not an answer to any problem.

OK, we'll make a deal: no convicted capital killer or innocent unborn child is sentenced to death. No government (taxpayer) funds are devoted to abortions or executions.

[bill]

IrishMN wrote:

This is sad. Sad for the many that this man killed, and sad because the Government should be in the business of saving lives, not killing people. The death penalty is not an answer to any problem.

Since when is the government in the business to save lives?

Also, you are wrong........the death penalty definitely is the answer to this problem!

[aulmanny]

don't worry everyone, a stay will be granted, and onther 7 more years, before he is excuted.got to love ACLU.

[Incredible70]

7 years too long. They both should have been dead long ago.

[Incredible70]

Roughrider50 wrote:

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Now that's what I call wishful thinking, you know as well as I do that by the time political correctness runs its course this Muslim POS will be made the victim. I'm just surprised that our commander-in-chief isn't planning to have a beer with the shooter or his victims or survivors.

Maybe he can have a beer with the shooter and a half-dozen of the corpses he slaughtered!

[Diogenes]

If only we still had "Old Sparky", Will Farrell could be there with him, and hold John Allen Muhammad's hand.

[doomster]

IrishMN wrote:

This is sad. Sad for the many that this man killed, and sad because the Government should be in the business of saving lives, not killing people. The death penalty is not an answer to any problem.

The sooner we get this piece of crap in the ground, the better. We don't need to fill up our prisons with people who should never see the light of day again.

[Mike]

Let it be an example for anyone else who thinks about it that this is what you get. And, isn't it amazing how they cry for mercy when it's time to go? What mercy did he give his victims? They should clear more space by doing this with the really bad ones who are never going to get out and the taxpayers are feeding and taking care of them.

[Mike]

Incredible70 wrote:

7 years too long. They both should have been dead long ago.

Remember the days when Charles Lindburgh's sons killer and the Rosenbergs were found guilty and they were executed within months?

[Steveb]

This is the very problem with our justice system. It takes 7 years and who knows how many hundreds of thousands of dollars to keep this POS alive!?! Why? He was found guilty so why not save the tax payers money and make this co*ksu*ker dig his own grave the day after? I think China's policy on people like this m-fer certainly should apply here. We could have used all that wasted money on feeding starving American's. It's so messed up!