Should the Death Penalty be Re- intoduced back for the most seriouse crimes. Yesterday's sentance of two men has brought this back into the limelight. Two gay men managed to adopt an toddler and within 4 Months the poor little boy was dead. The details of what these 2 Evil beasts did to this infant are to horrible for me to explain into detail lets just say he died from deliberatly loss of breathing either by hand clamped over his air passage or an abject forced into his mouth, he had over 40 injuries including sexual abuse. He was just 15 Months old when he died. Passing sentance the main beast Jaimie Varley and his gay lover John Mcgowen showed no emotion as sentances were handed down. Varley was sentanced to life indefinatly so will never be paroled his partner got 25 yrs. In a case like this these two should be given the lethal injection. However they will now have targets on there backs and as soon as its possible they will be killed in Prison.

You got my vote, Also Australia

Start with the sickest, PAEDOPHILES

We need to remove these animals from living in civilised societies

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If it’s Thailand, give them life and let them spend decades experiencing the realities of a Thai prison. If it’s the UK, where prisoners enjoy far greater rights and comforts, then I’d have fewer objections to reintroducing the death penalty for the worst offenders.

To all our American members and other lads n lasses on this forum please watch this Video fully to understand what these 2 Monsters did to this young Infant.

The death penalty is an emotive subject. People would assume that anyone who is given the death penalty really did it.

If you know the reason the death penalty was ended in the UK you will know that the person who actually shot a policeman in Croydon was not executed because he was a minor and walked free after a few years. Instead, his friend, who was on the scene but killed no one, was hung because he was not a minor.

In the USA making a mistake had never affected the death penalty.

George Spencer (c. 1600 – April 8, 1642) was the second person in history to be executed in Connecticut. He was charged with bestiality and the only evidence was a pig that people claimed was his child. It's impossible to have a child with an animal.

Tommy Lee Walker: Executed in Texas in 1956 for murder. Decades later, a court reviewing the case declared him innocent after discovering the state withheld crucial exculpatory evidence and coerced witnesses. George Stinney Jr.: Executed in South Carolina in 1944. At age 14, he was the youngest person executed in the U.S. in the 20th century. A judge vacated his conviction in 2014, ruling that his confession was coerced and his trial fundamentally flawed.Carlos DeLuna: Executed by lethal injection in Texas in 1989 for a convenience store murder. Exhaustive post-conviction investigations later revealed he was innocent and that a known local criminal, Carlos Hernandez, committed the murder.

Evans.William Jackson Marion: Executed by hanging in Nebraska in 1887. He was put to death for the murder of his friend John Cameron. Four years later, Cameron was discovered alive and well, having left town to avoid personal disputes.

Whatever someone says about justice, the killing of a person is wrong and mistakes happen.

Definitely should be reintroduced, I've always thought that, major reason is tax payer money shouldn't be used to keep these people alive.

Also criminals should pay for their prison stay and any costs they incur before then