Well, the Georgia Board of Pardons and Paroles met and decided to give Troy Anthony Davis 90 more days to make his case. Good news and bad news.
Good news - at least they are trying to hear all the evidence before sending this man to his death by lethal injection. It is always good to know whether a person actually committed the crime before executing them.
Bad news - it looks like the death penalty will still be in play if it turns out that the evidence remains strong that Davis killed a police officer in 1989.
I have no idea whether Davis committed the murder or not. I do know that executing Davis in the name of the state of Georgia solves nothing. It brings no healing. It has cost the state of Georgia enormous sums of money. Davis may or may not have actually done the crime.
Executing Troy Anthony Davis would be just one more death.
Life without parole is punishment that fits the crime - any crime.


your position on this ,but you don't
serve yourself or listeners well to call
those who support it
just out for sick revenge, and that all
they're accomplishing is more killing. You
should
have a radio debate with an educated
supporter of it who can challenge you.
But you won't, because you can't handle
serious debate. When someone disagrees
with you, you ususally just say, i.e.
'well, I'm right". Very deep. Or your show theme,
...I talk about what's right and what's
wrong. Kinda arrogant, isn't it? My
opinion; you're out of your league.
Whoever sheds the blood of man, by man shall his blood be shed; for in the image of God has God made man.
I am not trying to be smart, but looking at this, I don't understand why the death penalty is wrong.