He's in jail for 18 years. She was 20 years old when she died and had her child laying in her arms when he shot her in her head. And he's pardoned?
Haley Barbour: “He's in jail for 18 years. She was 20 years old when she died and had her child laying in her arms when he shot her in…”
Editor's note · Context
A sister of a murder victim questions the justification for pardoning a convicted murderer who killed her sister.
Share
More from Haley Barbour
America's future is so tied to our energy policy that this hearing could be held before the Senator Arms Services, Foreign Relations, Finance, Energy or Budget Committees and be equally important and relevant to their work.
For decades, our government's mansion has been served primarily by mansion by inmates from the state penal system. Almost all murders because the experts say people who committed one crime of passion in their life, after they serve 20…
I am comfortable every one of these who were mansion inmates are rehabilitated and have redeemed themselves, and they deserve a second chance. And that's what we as Christians believe.
But because of this sort of feudal system where the king, the governor, taps a few people on the shoulder in this seemingly irrational way, it's discredited the whole policy.