On Mon, 28 Feb 2011 15:50:21 +0000
Clive wrote:
Where death is the end result there is always reasonable doubt. There
are cases where a weak person will break down under questioning and
admit to guilt wrongfully. There are cases where only in the light of

Short of torturing someone no one is going to admit to murder.

Capital punishment is State Murder,

Give it a rest with all the right-on hyperbole you wet lettuce.

it's no more than "An eye for an eye".

And? Whats wrong with that? It certainly prevents reoffending and it
provides closure for the victims relatives.

Proof is never absolute.

Total BS.

B2003