Triple Murderer Receives Just Reward

AP

A man convicted of killing his girlfriend, her mother and a man he claimed owed him $2,000 is scheduled to receive a lethal injection Thursday in what would be a record 11th execution in the state of Florida this year.

Curtis Windom, 59, would become the 30th person executed this year in the U.S., with Florida leading the way behind a flurry of death warrants signed by Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis. A 12th man, David Joseph Pittman, 63, is scheduled to be put to death in Florida on Sept. 17. More

14 Comments on Triple Murderer Receives Just Reward

  1. “It has taken almost 33 years for justice to prevail”

    And this is why the death penalty in its current iteration is cruel and unusual punishment……………for the family of the victims.

    I would prefer it be done away with altogether, and with that, make prison time unpleasant.

    Here is how prison should look; 23 hours stuck in your cell with one hour of exercise each day, alone. Your meals are slid through your door on a tray. No TV, no internet, no books, and no interacting with other inmates. Each day is just as miserable as all your other days.

    Keeping the death penalty can only work if there is a limit on appeal time, say one year. Justice delayed is justice denied.

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  2. I don’t trust the state. Start there.
    I don’t trust the state to convict and execute the right guy.

    So, I propose a requirement for execution. Two witnesses testify that they saw this guy do the crime. Those witnesses will be themselves executed if they lie. Plus, the entirety of their estates will be taken so that none of their family receive anything. Plus, their family will be billed for the costs of execution. GoFundMe and the like will not be allowed.

    In absence of such testimony, the perp does hard time. No TV. No radio, No laying around. Work, work, work. No nothing but four empty walls, a thin mattress, and one meal/day.

    Access to legal counsel allowed Only for the purpose to prove your innocence.

    Any person, or group of people, who attempt to intercede on behalf of the perp will be subject to criminal felony.

  3. crazy Charlie, your comment suggests you are ignorant of the criminal mind.

    That which normal people see as detriment, the criminal mind may very well see as attractive. To go out in a blaze of glory, so may think the crim, is mighty attractive.

    Perhaps a means of execution, in isolation, no media coverage whatsoever, buried up to ones neck, facing the afternoon sun, would have one think twice Perhaps.

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  4. At the bottom of his plate for the last meal, there should be a noticeable pubic hair.

    No sob stories about the killer. If reporters want to do a sob story, they have to do it about the victim(s)

    Any suicide pill has to have pubic hair sticking out of it

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  5. Rich Taylor-
    23 hrs in a cell all to yourself…?
    Oh, no no no no…..how about 50 to 20×40 cell with one hole in the floor and nowhere to sit but the ground. With a 5′ ceiling, and no windows. A squeeze chute to get in or out. They’ll sort themselves out.

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