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Gang Abduction, Interrogation Led To Teen’s Brutal Murder

This time, though, the system delivers justice …

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G Top fan September 5, 2023 at 7:09 am

Great job investigating and prosecuting, however the sentences are still too lenient. What is wrong with a life sentence? 60 and 65 years only sends the message that the judge isn’t serious about sentencing

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jbl1a September 5, 2023 at 7:54 am

What is wrong with the death penalty? That is the only acceptable sentence for murder. Cold and calculated murder….

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CongareeCatfish Top fan September 5, 2023 at 10:06 am

These adult killers perfectly fit the parameters of a premeditated “first degree” murder, with no mitigating factors. Death penalty should be in play on these cases, not 60 years in an air-conditioned cell with 3 squares a day, exercise, library, visitors, letters from home, and health care at tax payer expense. Granted, they would still probably still live for at least 10 years on death row before execution (and prolly more like 15), but it is more just, and less burdensome on the taxpayers.

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Joy Gammon Top fan September 16, 2023 at 6:59 am

Not a believer of the Death Penalty, believing that it is God’s business and he always gets justice, I am happy they will not be paroled if and when they are old. Whether you are a wealthy Murdaugh and have big-time connections and money, justice must be done in SC. However, I think the Justice system is for two classes of people now and has been for a long time. The people, not the legislators, should elect judges. Too bad the two boys did not have a wealthy Grandfather.

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