http://m.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-27215508

Great headline ; 'Inmate dies in botched execution'

I conker.

Because he died in lots of pain, in what should have been a painless death...

Some would say thats justice.

No he's been punished once by being given the death penalty; now he's been punished twice so in my opinion it's unjust.

Death is death, it's unfortunate , but hey. He shouldn't have done whatever he did in the first place.

He got a girl to watch whilst his accomplices dug her grave and then he shot her in it all because she would give up the keys to her van.

Right, regardless of how bad his crime is. He's been punished twice, instead of the one time he should have been... He got his punishment of the death penalty for his act; he does not deserve the second punishment of a painful and horrible death.

Surely the death penalty was his punishment and this was carried out, what's the problem


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He died a painful death instead of the one he was given. Now two people have suffered instead of one.

The more painful the better....the horrible evil kunt!!!!

I dont understand all these fancy expensive injections and change of drugs for doing this. Either give them a load of smack or buy a rope for B and Q its cheaper and quicker. For the record I dont agree with capital punishment.

Fuck him. Why shouldn't he die in pain?

No, just no. You are being just as bad as him by wishing a painful death upon someone.

Not being bothered that a pathetic piece of shit like him died a painful death is hardly the same as digging a girl a grave then shooting her dead is it ?

An eye for an eye in my book. You give up your human rights when you do that kind of shit IMO.

The sentence was death by LETHAL INJECTION this happened, it didn't say death by not very nice stuff


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They injected him and it WAS lethal though...

It just reduces the authorities to the same level as the psychopath they're executing. Says a lot about them when they can't even kill somebody efficiently.

Did the guy accidentally dig a grave and then accidentally kill the woman like?

Exponents of the death penalty I give you the Birmingham & .. they'd be long gone if you'd of had your way.. Lock them up and throw away the key ..No person has the right to take anyone else's life..

Give me the fcking drugs I'll do his fcking mate. Who was suppose to die by same means 2 hours later.

Warner was convicted of the 1997 murder and rape of an 11-month-old girl.

Yes nice man, I'll make sure it goes wrong.He's lived fcking 17 years to long anyway.

Yes, of course he did.

Did the authorities find out whether their drug made your blood vessels explode?

There's more to this without getting into a bitch fight. Some lawyer in America found out that it's illegal for the drug they used to use from crossing state lines. There's only one supplier, in Alabama, (surprisingly) and so they're having to arse about finding alternative ways to off their convicts.

All I'm saying is that if they must kill people as an act of revenge, do it humanely. That's what would make the difference between the executioner and the criminal.

No bitch fight from me Kev, they don't call me Yubep

According to reports the drug previously used was not available for export from Europe when discovered it was being used for this purpose.

Yes, and there was only one importer. Once the suit discovered who that was, he invoked the 'crossing a state line with a deadly substance' law.

So can you carry cigarettes across the state line.......?

Oh aye. And any manner of poison sanctioned through the pharmas. Just don't take your lass across if you're a rock star and she's under age.

Sh*t happens! especially in the good old US of A

Fuck him.

The 'lovely lovely person' and his accomplices should have been skinned alive then thrown to some dogs.

Even that would be merciful.

Nice to see he served a good few years in jail as well...proper justice.

I wonder if they had a chorus of, "For he's a jolly good fellow"?

...nah I didn't think so either!!!

Never approved of the death penalty but reading of their crimes I have my doubts now.

Like Spender says the death penalty reduces you to their level. I've got no problem making them earn their keep while they're incarcerated though.

I really don't see why the death penalty should be painless. It's rarely painless for the innocent ones who are killed. You should get a similar death penalty to that which you are guilty of.

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14 years of expensive appeals then the death penalty.. Seems a bit pointless really (definitely negates the cost argument used by some).. Lock them up in solitary till they die far with no luxuries.. Far better punishment

Oh and Police have never fitted someone up for murder have they ..

I am opposed to the death penalty but for certain crimes I find myself questioning myself. Like for example someone capable and murdering and raping an 11 month old baby. Such an individual is clearly sub human and I see no valid reason for them to be alive, they are beyond serving time.

So am I opposed to the death penalty? I suppose the question is where to you draw the line between what is punishable by death and what is life in prison I'm not sure you can and I agree that killing people is brining you down to that level, a level the law should be above.

I wasn't really trying to start a debate to be honest I just find someone dieing in a botched execution quite amusing. I think if you did a risk assessment the chance of death during your execution would be quite high.

It's a bit like a hanging where the person strangles to death rather than the more preferable dislocation of the vertebrae snapping of the spinal cord... It gets the "desired" result but without the necessary "humaness" a jucdical murder should have

If there is irrefutable evidence then I think capital punishment should apply.
If there is manipulation, which happens, or doubts about the truth then there is a problem.
These two books are real eye openers, Nick Yarris's 7 Days To Live and John Grisham's an Innocent Man, true stories and compelling reading, best books I've read for a long time.