"People like that shouldn't be able to get out among normal people,"
"If he gets 21 years, how old will he be? 53! No, he's ruined too much to ever get out."
Correct, and this is why he should just be eliminated from the living.
Justice is harder and harder to find in the world, even in the U.S., things are way out of Balance. A killer should never be able to walk from his or Her Crime.
Foxnews
Friday's twin attacks in Norway that killed 76 people have sparked growing outcry at the country's penal code, under which even the man now accused in the mass killings would face a maximum penalty of only 21 years in prison if convicted.
If found guilty in the massacre and given that maximum sentence, Anders Behrin Breivik, 32, would serve roughly 100 days in prison per killing.
"So many innocent people have been killed that I think he doesn't have the right to live," Mari Kaugerud wrote on her Facebook group "Yes to the death penalty for Anders Behring Breivik," which already has 1,783 members, the AFP reports.
Dozens of similar groups have sprung up since Friday's killings, some calling for the death penalty, others for life in prison.
"People like that shouldn't be able to get out among normal people," a 31-year-old Iranian-born shopkeeper identified only as Mustafa told AFP. "If he gets 21 years, how old will he be? 53! No, he's ruined too much to ever get out."
Tuesday, July 26, 2011
Norway's 21-Year Maximum Penalty Sparks Outcry After Terror Attacks That Killed 76
Thursday, August 12, 2010
Atlanta airport arrest nets a serial killer suspect
Hopefully this is the Guy , was he a Muslim , Don't know yet but his name is pretty Arabic sounding , and he was going to a Mixed neighborhood in Israel .
Either way he is just another whacko that was running loose in the world , Unfortunately Michigan does not have the Death Penalty (Even though 75% of the people here would like to see it implemented ) .
AJC
An Arabic-sounding name was announced over the intercom. Albuelazam, who wore a white T-shirt and blue pants, responded, calmly walking to the counter.
Shaked and the other passengers were more than a little surprised when four Atlanta police officers appeared and arrested a man suspected of committing 18 stabbings, including five murders, in Michigan, Virginia and Ohio. Over was a manhunt that almost went international. Albuelazam was taken to a metro Atlanta jail and faced extradition to Michigan.
Abuelazam was headed to join family members in Ramla, a mixed Arab-Jewish town in the center of Israel. Michigan police had tipped off Atlanta authorities that he was trying to leave the country. Abuelazam's arrest brought comfort to people who had had relatives brutally killed or wounded and believed the man was responsible.
