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These people don't deserve the air they breathe.

9,926,835 views • 1 year ago •via X (Twitter)

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DAVE Foos FOSS1 year ago

We absolutely must bring back nationwide Capital Punishment. If you take a life, you forfeit your own. All involved should be meeting their maker.

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Jomonster69 CE1 year ago

Try them as adults. Especially with that attitude

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Greg Walker1 year ago

Death penalty!

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@JayBurleson1 year ago

LIFE WITH NO POSSIBILITY OF PAROLE. Hell, send them to Gitmo or Cecot for women (if there is such a thing).

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Rock Paper Sizzle2 years ago

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Tom H1 year ago

Death penalty for all 4. Let them have exactly what they gave. They gave up any chance to be allowed to live in our planet.

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Levinthal Spade1 year ago

@ERIS4ThePEOPLE They aren't people. They are feral savage simians

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The Facts Dude1 year ago

Here are the Tragic Facts: New Orleans Teen Gets Life for Brutal Carjacking Murder, While L.A. Brawl and Florida Gator Attack Go Viral Linda Frickey March 21, 2022 (crime), Sentenced January 12, 2024 New Orleans, Louisiana Facts: John Honore, 18, was sentenced to life in prison with parole eligibility after 25 years for the March 21, 2022, murder of 73-year-old Linda Frickey during a botched carjacking in Mid-City, New Orleans. Honore, 17 at the time, was one of four teens prosecuted as adults; the others—Briniyah Baker, Lenyra Theophile, and Mar’Qel Curtis—pleaded guilty to attempted manslaughter, each getting 20 years. The carjacking on Bienville Street turned deadly; Frickey’s death shocked the community, leading to a one-day trial on November 27, 2023, where Honore was found guilty of second-degree murder. Defense witnesses described Honore’s rough childhood—abuse, poverty, unstable housing—arguing he could be rehabilitated, but Judge Kimya Holmes rejected a lesser sentence, calling the crime too severe. Frickey’s family, including sister-in-law Kathy Richard, expressed raw grief and vowed to oppose Honore’s parole, with Richard cursing him as “hellhounds” awaited. Jinnylynn Frickey, Linda’s sister, declared outside court, “We got justice. He got what he deserved,” dismissing Honore’s past as irrelevant.

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SayinMinds1 year ago

A life for a life, death penalty is their only destiny.

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Ron&GlendaMonterusso1 year ago

They deserve the same fate they gave this lady.

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Harleybabe1 year ago

Death, you can't fix people who don't have empathy.

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