let this woman go.

Sure. Let her go. While you're at it cancel my credit card debt. Cancel my mortgage.
Nobody needs to pay for anything.

      She was convicted and sentenced by a jury of her peers.  Its great she is 76 and now has a GED.  If she was sentenced to life without parole, then that is what she should serve.

I'm for letting that woman be set free. She's already served a much longer sentence than lots of cold-blooded murder'ers serve.......SET HER FREE GOVERNOR BEEBE....PLEASE?

Regardless of accomplishments, good behavior - whatever the case may be - life means just that! Sorry if that sounds cold, but the sentence should be served.

 All of you "lock 'em up and throw away the key" types are good for a nervous laugh, but seriously, she killed her boyfriend, and there's no telling what he did to get what he got. I have a sneaking suspicion he was treating her like one of his ... er ... concubines, and she didn't take too kindly to this. (Now, after having written this without the foggiest idea of what she did, I'm curious, and I am going to do some research, test my hypotheses.)
In the meantime, let her go. She's harmless now.

You take someones life, you don't deserve yours, plain and simple.  You get sentenced to life in prison for a taking a life, you need to spend life in prison, I don't care if your 106.  You people would feel different if it was your parent that was killed, I promise you that, as I know from experience.  If he was mistreating her she should have called the law, no excuses. 

What makes her life more valuable than the one she took?  She needs to die in prison.

  

Wow, still harping on Clinton's morals or lack thereof?  Talk about living in the past, you're definitely old testament.


reply to message from no_morals_clinton posted on Tue 11/10/09 at 9:41 am

She was sentenced to life, then that's what she should do. I'm all for her finishing out her sentence. So what she received a GED. A killer is a killer, and what she did to my uncle was wrong.