Scott Peterson verdict in 45 minutes

[jrdavid68]

Will it really be over? Any guesses?

[TerryBPP]

Not gulity. Although we know he did it.

[jrdavid68]

Originally posted by TerryBPP
Not gulity. Although we know he did it.

I'm afraid that will be the case.

Interesting that the jury would deliberate for something like 5 or 6 days then have to start over this week after two jurors are let go and now they are able to come up with a verdict in less than a day and a half. I understand that they had yesterday off.

[bryanthompson]

I hope guilty, but there's no telling with things like this.

He'll be found liable like OJ was and be working the rest of his life for it though... hopefully.

[dad911]

Guilty

[on-ramp]

....and justice is done.

hooray! pretty boy punk can now sit on the electric chair and i hope Laci's parents are there to throw the switch....

maybe mr. celeb. lawyer Gregaros can attend that one, unlike today.

[Aurel]

Do they have the electric chair in Californica ?

Aurel

[dd74]

No, Aurel. No more electric chair - too many people caught fire and died in the process of dying.

Lethal injection is de riguer now.

BTW: the verdicts are guilty: 1st degree murder and guilty: second degree murder of the unborn son.

[Moses]

Originally posted by Aurel
Do they have the electric chair in Californica ?

Aurel

Our death row inmates mostly just mildew.

Life span on the row is probably longer than in the streets they came from.

[304065]

I hear the sound of toothbrushes being sharpened on concrete floors.

[Moses]

Originally posted by john_cramer
I hear the sound of toothbrushes being sharpened on concrete floors.

At the very least, Scott should consider some form of birth control.

[on-ramp]

Originally posted by dd74
No, Aurel. No more electric chair - too many people caught fire and died in the process of dying.

i dont have a problem with that. they can feel what their victims felt as they were dying.

[KevinP73]

Actually I'm a little surprised. It didn't sound like they had very much hard evidence against him. Maybe someday we'll see all the evidence they actually had.

[on-ramp]

Originally posted by KevinP73
Actually I'm a little surprised. It didn't sound like they had very much hard evidence against him. Maybe someday we'll see all the evidence they actually had.

did you think they had enough evidence against OJ?

[84porsche]

Originally posted by john_cramer
I hear the sound of toothbrushes being sharpened on concrete floors.

I visited the CHP training center in Sacramento and I was shown some of the weapons that prisoners create. You would be amazed at the destructive creativity. If only they could use this knowledge to create good and do good things, then the world would be a better place.

[KevinP73]

Originally posted by on-ramp
did you think they had enough evidence against OJ?

I think they surely had more than against Peterson. Peterson's case appeared to be weak in evidence where O.J.s case was weak in the Prosecution team.

[techweenie]

Originally posted by dd74
No, Aurel. No more electric chair - too many people caught fire and died in the process of dying.

Lethal injection is de riguer now.

I hear they still swab the convict's arm with alcohol before lethally injecting him!

[djmcmath]

Originally posted by techweenie
I hear they still swab the convict's arm with alcohol before lethally injecting him!

In order to reduce the incidence of infection, which might eventually cause gangrene, which, if unchecked, could kill the patient? Makes sense to me.

[Joeaksa]

You guys know that he was found guilty of 1st degree murder for his wife, an 2nd degree for the child?

Sad to see but he is a lying SOB and needs to be off of the street. They will have a welcoming party for him when he gets in prison...

JoeA

[juanbenae]

it will be 20 years before he gets the vaccine.