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Miles Archer

(18,837 posts)
Fri Jan 16, 2015, 01:47 AM Jan 2015

Charles Warner Executed: Baby Killer Says 'My Body Is On Fire' During Lethal Injection In Oklahoma

Charles Warner Executed: Baby Killer Says 'My Body Is On Fire' During Lethal Injection In Oklahoma

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2015/01/15/charles-frederick-warner-executed_n_6483040.html



McALESTER, Okla. (AP) -- Oklahoma executed a death row inmate Thursday in its first lethal injection since a botched one last spring, and it carried out the punishment with a three-drug method that Florida used for an execution the same night.

Charles Frederick Warner's execution for the 1997 killing of an 11-month-old girl in Oklahoma City lasted 18 minutes. Prison officials declared him dead at 7:28 p.m. CST.

Meanwhile, officials in Florida, announced the death of Johnny Shane Kormondy at 8:16 p.m. EST for killing a man in 1993 in Pensacola. The executions, which occurred 12 minutes apart, were both delayed over court questions concerning a sedative used in the punishments.

"Before I give my final statement, I'll tell you they poked me five times. It hurt. It feels like acid," Warner said before his execution began. He added, "I'm not a monster. I didn't do everything they said I did."
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Charles Warner Executed: Baby Killer Says 'My Body Is On Fire' During Lethal Injection In Oklahoma (Original Post) Miles Archer Jan 2015 OP
I'm opposed to the DP. tblue Jan 2015 #1
Only unciviliized nations/stated murder its own citizens. ChosenUnWisely Jan 2015 #5
That poor innocent baby. No pity for this man. 840high Jan 2015 #2
I have no pity either sakabatou Jan 2015 #3
He raped her to death get the red out Jan 2015 #4
Maybe it was his future knocking on his Door 4Q2u2 Jan 2015 #6
Everyone has a bad day now and then. TheCowsCameHome Jan 2015 #7
Well charley madokie Jan 2015 #8
I'm against the DP for practical reasons Algernon Moncrieff Jan 2015 #9
Rope is reuseable Telcontar Jan 2015 #11
What a mature, enlightened post. NuclearDem Jan 2015 #15
You read too much into it Telcontar Jan 2015 #17
Productive is in the eye of the beholder here Algernon Moncrieff Jan 2015 #18
The mother of the girl is opposed to the death penalty and wanted life without parole stevenleser Jan 2015 #10
There are people here who are even opposed to "Life without Parole" FLPanhandle Jan 2015 #12
LWOP makes the most sense to me. Protect the community and yet, if the person is not guilty... stevenleser Jan 2015 #13
Read it and weep Jesus Malverde Jan 2015 #14
Being complicated creatures who contain multitudes, it's possible for us to have little pity for Brickbat Jan 2015 #16

get the red out

(13,460 posts)
4. He raped her to death
Fri Jan 16, 2015, 06:17 AM
Jan 2015

Of course I read that somewhere else. I wonder if this piece of shit ever worried about how she suffered? Just saying...

 

4Q2u2

(1,406 posts)
6. Maybe it was his future knocking on his Door
Fri Jan 16, 2015, 08:09 AM
Jan 2015

Could be it was not the drugs and was the Welcome Wagon saying Welcome to the Neighborhood.


"I did not do EVERYTHING they said I did"
So was it he just raped her and did not kill her, or he just killed her and did not rape her.

madokie

(51,076 posts)
8. Well charley
Fri Jan 16, 2015, 09:40 AM
Jan 2015

I could imagine what the 11 month old baby girl felt when you were raping and then killing her so Fuck you charles frederick warner

Algernon Moncrieff

(5,781 posts)
9. I'm against the DP for practical reasons
Fri Jan 16, 2015, 09:41 AM
Jan 2015

When the costs of the appeals are totaled, it's cheaper to keep prisoners in for life without parole.

That said, if we're going to keep doing this, let's stop overthinking it. Lethal injection, the chair, and the gas chamber have too high of a botch rate.

 

Telcontar

(660 posts)
17. You read too much into it
Fri Jan 16, 2015, 02:13 PM
Jan 2015

Objecting to the DP on financial grounds isn't productive. I have a moral/ethical objection.

Algernon Moncrieff

(5,781 posts)
18. Productive is in the eye of the beholder here
Fri Jan 16, 2015, 03:48 PM
Jan 2015

I have no particular empathy or sympathy for murderers, rapists, and other death penalty recipients. Further, I don't find any evidence that the framers intended for capital punishment to be considered cruel/unusual. What I do object to is the waste of millions in tax dollars pursuing death penalty appeals. We have better, more productive things on which to spend the money.

...and sure, if it's American sourced hemp, I'm good with that.

 

stevenleser

(32,886 posts)
10. The mother of the girl is opposed to the death penalty and wanted life without parole
Fri Jan 16, 2015, 09:44 AM
Jan 2015
http://kfor.com/2014/10/31/mother-of-infant-who-was-raped-and-murdered-speaks-out-on-man-convicted-of-the-crime/

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The board denied Warner’s request, but during that proceeding he found himself with a surprising ally, the mother of his young victim spoke up on his behalf to spare his life.

Shonda Waller is baby Adrianna’s mother. She was just 22 years old when her infant was raped and murdered by Charles Warner.
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“I don’t want to see him to be sentenced to death.” Waller said. “If they truly want to honor me then they will do away with the death penalty for him and they will give him life in prison without the possibility of parole because that’s the only thing that’s going to honor me.”

Waller is adamantly against the death penalty. She is a Christian and a victim of a vicious crime, and she believes God alone is the giver and taker of life.

“I can only see him spending the rest of his life in prison and dying in prison without him ever walking outside of those cell walls.” said Waller. “I don’t see any justice in just sentencing someone to die. To me, the justice is in someone living with what they have done to you to your family, and having to live with that the rest of their life knowing they will never get to walk out those doors.”
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FLPanhandle

(7,107 posts)
12. There are people here who are even opposed to "Life without Parole"
Fri Jan 16, 2015, 10:33 AM
Jan 2015

I have no pity to spare for this monster.

 

stevenleser

(32,886 posts)
13. LWOP makes the most sense to me. Protect the community and yet, if the person is not guilty...
Fri Jan 16, 2015, 11:25 AM
Jan 2015

... gives them and the authorities time to discover/prove it.

Brickbat

(19,339 posts)
16. Being complicated creatures who contain multitudes, it's possible for us to have little pity for
Fri Jan 16, 2015, 11:32 AM
Jan 2015

someone in this situation and still believe the state killing in our name is wrong.

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