Hope this bastard fries!!
08-23-2008, 06:45 AM
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Equal punishment would be tying this sicko down and using a cheese grater on him, pour salt and alcohol in the wounds, then seal the wounds up with a hot iron...repeat until dead. That's what i'd do to someone who did that to my kids, and you can put me in prison for it.
08-27-2008, 01:10 PM
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BOISE, Idaho (AP) -- A federal jury has decided that convicted child killer Joseph Edward Duncan III should be put to death for the 2005 kidnapping, torture and murder of an Idaho boy.
Joseph Edward Duncan III stalked the Groene family and killed four of its five members.
1 of 3 The jury deliberated just three hours before reaching the unanimous verdict.
The death verdict ended a gripping and often gruesome courtroom drama.
Tapes of the torture of Dylan Groene, 9, were shown during an earlier phase of the trial, as well as a recorded statement from his sister, who survied the adbuction by Duncan. The girl watched Duncan shoot her brother.
In victim impact statements Tuesday, the boy's father and grandmother on Tuesday offered a personal glimpse into the life of the impish third-grader.
His grandmother, Darlene Torres, described a shy but affectionate young boy who loved being outside, whether he was playing in the creek near their northern Idaho home or riding a four-wheeler around their property.
His father, Steve Groene, said Dylan was protective of his younger sister, Shasta, stepping in to protect her when older siblings tried to pick on her.
"You have to cherish every minute with your children," Steve Groene said. "You can't take any of that time for granted because you could wake up the next day and they may not be there. I miss him. A lot."
After Steve Groene's testimony, U.S. Attorney Tom Moss told Lodge that prosecutors rested their case.
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Duncan, who is representing himself, also rested his case, opting not to present any witnesses or offer any mitigating evidence for the jury to weigh against the heinousness of his crimes.
Duncan murdered 13-year-old Slade Groene, his mother, Brenda Groene, and her fiance, Mark McKenzie in their Coeur d'Alene home. He then kidnapped Dylan and his then-8-year-old sister, Shasta Groene.
Duncan took the two deep into the Montana wilderness, where he sexually abused and tortured them for weeks. He ultimately shot Dylan point-blank in the head while Shasta watched. He was arrested after returning with Shasta to Coeur d'Alene, where a waitress recognized the girl as the two ate at a Denny's restaurant.
Duncan pleaded guilty to the three Idaho murders in state court in 2006. In January 2007, the federal government charged him with 10 felonies for the trauma he inflicted on Dylan and Shasta. Duncan pleaded guilty in December to those charges.
The federal jury is considering the death penalty on charges related to the kidnappings and Dylan's murder, but he also could face execution on state counts in the other three killings.
Closing arguments in the case are scheduled Wednesday.
hope the shank this mofo before he gets to the chair. or wherever hes gonna get executed.
Joseph Edward Duncan III stalked the Groene family and killed four of its five members.
1 of 3 The jury deliberated just three hours before reaching the unanimous verdict.
The death verdict ended a gripping and often gruesome courtroom drama.
Tapes of the torture of Dylan Groene, 9, were shown during an earlier phase of the trial, as well as a recorded statement from his sister, who survied the adbuction by Duncan. The girl watched Duncan shoot her brother.
In victim impact statements Tuesday, the boy's father and grandmother on Tuesday offered a personal glimpse into the life of the impish third-grader.
His grandmother, Darlene Torres, described a shy but affectionate young boy who loved being outside, whether he was playing in the creek near their northern Idaho home or riding a four-wheeler around their property.
His father, Steve Groene, said Dylan was protective of his younger sister, Shasta, stepping in to protect her when older siblings tried to pick on her.
"You have to cherish every minute with your children," Steve Groene said. "You can't take any of that time for granted because you could wake up the next day and they may not be there. I miss him. A lot."
After Steve Groene's testimony, U.S. Attorney Tom Moss told Lodge that prosecutors rested their case.
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Duncan, who is representing himself, also rested his case, opting not to present any witnesses or offer any mitigating evidence for the jury to weigh against the heinousness of his crimes.
Duncan murdered 13-year-old Slade Groene, his mother, Brenda Groene, and her fiance, Mark McKenzie in their Coeur d'Alene home. He then kidnapped Dylan and his then-8-year-old sister, Shasta Groene.
Duncan took the two deep into the Montana wilderness, where he sexually abused and tortured them for weeks. He ultimately shot Dylan point-blank in the head while Shasta watched. He was arrested after returning with Shasta to Coeur d'Alene, where a waitress recognized the girl as the two ate at a Denny's restaurant.
Duncan pleaded guilty to the three Idaho murders in state court in 2006. In January 2007, the federal government charged him with 10 felonies for the trauma he inflicted on Dylan and Shasta. Duncan pleaded guilty in December to those charges.
The federal jury is considering the death penalty on charges related to the kidnappings and Dylan's murder, but he also could face execution on state counts in the other three killings.
Closing arguments in the case are scheduled Wednesday.
hope the shank this mofo before he gets to the chair. or wherever hes gonna get executed.
08-27-2008, 01:53 PM
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At least he is getting a small taste of what should happen to him.
I feel terrible for the family and especially the girl, having to go through all of that and watch. It would be interesting to see how her life turns out.
I feel terrible for the family and especially the girl, having to go through all of that and watch. It would be interesting to see how her life turns out.