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She was sentenced to death and beat it ….so should she be let free ??? At the end of the day they botched it up and failed for a grieving family…
@@kuchenavhe0028Imported1mo ago
Just curious to know how the judgement reads.
@@BigDanRxImported1mo ago
Justice delayed is justice denied
@@Ellia454Imported1mo ago
This woman did horrible crime. <br>No doubt about it, but the punishment for her was so cruel...<br>I think, she should be free.... ????<br>My deepest condolences to Colleen's Family, the government should take care about them in the same way as they punished Christa.
@@pellepopcorn6129Imported1mo ago
Justice isn't anything "fair" and even less "fair" in the US, where it's heavily politicised and people committing the same type of crimes get totally different punishments and sometimes non at all. The death penalty is fundamentally wrong in every aspect and it can't give "justice" to anyone and nor has it ever scared off potential future murderers. A sick society
@@obipwnImported1mo ago
A country of a billion guns, and they can’t even get an execution right. 😂
@@DomY-r8n3lImported1mo ago
Understanding for the criminal is cruelty for the victim. The irony of christa torturing someone to death and your trying to be compassionate, makes me sick.
@@JK-mv8nfImported1mo ago
Why do we care
@@nobe9996Imported1mo ago
Justice for her daughter is not, waiting a life to see another human die for a crime done 3 decades ago.
@@chollisketteridge7727Imported1mo ago
This is the beginning of the end of the death penalty
@@lozking615Imported1mo ago
Breaking news members of the public did you know that Taylor Swift put out a song called patient 0 on the 25-10-2926 on the same day in Russia apparently a lab technician released a virus 😆 and then on October the 2nd her song want number 1 and the lab technician died. Make it make sense
@@JeannesAnimalsImported1mo ago
There are multiple countries in which, historically, botched executions led to freedom for the criminal. If not freedom, I think at least a state of execution might be called for.
@@SharonGoldsmith-j7jImported1mo ago
She was a kid when she was convicted. The government and her family are responsible for messed up youth.