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Re: “A Vermont Mother Waits to See Whether Her Son Will Face the Death Penalty”

Here in Pasquotank County, feelings run very high that all 4 murderers be executed. Brady testified along with his mother and sister on Monday and they played their hard luck story. His sister admitted he had tried to sexually assault her. This article says he blinded her in one eye. She testified she was not afraid of him! Of course not - because he is locked up! Over 100 burglaries in VT? He should have been serving a 20 year sentence for that! NC should have given him life for shooting the trooper. The mental health establishment keeps saying that bipolars are not dangerous. Visit any prison and see how many bipolars are there - plenty. Brady must be mentally deficient if he thought he could actually escape. If he wanted to die so badly, he should have killed himself. Instead he and his cohorts took the lives of 4 working people and destroyed the lives of their friends and families. Criminality runs in families as his father proved. His mother getting pregnant at 16 is no excuse. I will be shocked if the jury deliberates even an hour before sentencing him to death; he will live another 20 years on tax payers' money, being fed and housed. His quality of life in prison is probably better than his quality of life when free.

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Posted by E G on 10/23/2019 at 10:49 AM

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