UPDATE: Manson follower denied compassionate release

[kt_luvs_kitties]

For someone who showed absolutely NO compassion for a pregnant mother and her unborn child, she does not deserve compassion. She also admitted to tasting her victims blood.

I hope they uphold her conviction, and she dies in a prison hospital.

[lvpets2002]

For someone who showed absolutely NO compassion for a pregnant mother and her unborn child, she does not deserve compassion. She also admitted to tasting her victims blood.

I hope they uphold thre conviction, and she dies in a prison hospital.

Thank you & took the words right out of my mouth.. I dont think she even needs the luxury of a hospital (that of course us tax payers are paying for) = for her to die in.. That was so so horrible of all the killing they did..

[lizbud]

I'm not surprised her release was opposed & denied. She chose her fate
many years ago. It was a horrible crime.

[moosmom]

Too bad, so sad (NOT). Why should SHE be shown any compassion??

For someone who showed absolutely NO compassion for a pregnant mother and her unborn child, she does not deserve compassion. She also admitted to tasting her victims blood.

I hope they uphold her conviction, and she dies in a prison hospital.

Right on Katie!!

[RICHARD]

I was a kid when this was happening here in El Lay.

Scary stuff when you are young and these morons are tripping around in your backyard. She screwed up big time and was sentenced for her crime.

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Now, here's my 'view'.

She's practically dead now. She's paralyzed, crippled and is going to die.

She's not in prison anymore, she's in a hospital.

Which would be worse for you?

Spending 37 years in prison and dying there?

Or

Spending three free months - more or less - before you die, stuck in a bed not able to move?

There is a bit of justice there. Your last days thinking about what you would have done if you hadn't screwed up.

I understand the need to have justice carried out, but I also believe in compassion and dignity.

I also believe in the death penalty for murder and an 'Eye for an Eye'.

She escaped the 'law of the land' at that time, but she can't escape fate.

That's why I am split on the topic.

[jennielynn1970]

She did screw up, and she needs to face those consequences, and to me, even if she was just a torso at the moment, I wouldn't care. She killed someone, stabbed them how many times, and the person was 8 1/2 months pregnant.

Why do we want to let people off of facing consequences of things they have done that have hurt others? We do this too often, in too many different situations, and I think people need to be held responsible for their actions.

Let her be miserable to the end. Why show compassion to someone who showed none? Sorry, but that's how I feel. Guess I'll never be Buddhist or whatever, huh??

[moosmom]

JennLibrarian,

Let her be miserable to the end. Why show compassion to someone who showed none? Sorry, but that's how I feel. Guess I'll never be Buddhist or whatever, huh??

I guess I'm with you, Jenn. Neither will I.

[RICHARD]

Guess I'll never be Buddhist or whatever, huh??

Shaving you head and dressing in a sheet really is over-rated.


I guess I come from the stand point of making someone think about what they did.

I remember being a kid and having to sit on the sidelines while the world passed by. I had the ability to get up join the fun, but because of an sickness or an accident, I could not.

What could be more screwed up than being free, but not being able to do anything you have dreamed about for 37 years?

Sometimes anger can be jail sentence too.

[shais_mom]

For someone who showed absolutely NO compassion for a pregnant mother and her unborn child, she does not deserve compassion. She also admitted to tasting her victims blood.

I hope they uphold her conviction, and she dies in a prison hospital.

exactly.
she deserves to stay right where she is.