Two women are asking Mississippi's governor to spare their brother
from execution, even though he killed four of their children, paralyzed
another and stabbed one of the sisters.
Henry "Curtis" Jackson Jr., 47, is scheduled to die Tuesday by
injection. He killed the four children, ages 2 to 5, during a rampage
that started when he went to his mother's home in Leflore County to take
money from her safe on Nov. 1, 1990, court records say.
His mother was at church that day, but Jackson's adult sister, Regina
Jackson, was at the home with her two daughters and four nieces and
nephews. Regina Jackson was stabbed five times. Her two daughters and
two nephews were stabbed to death. Another niece was so severely injured
that she was paraplegic until her recent death.
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Okay, and I did not hit the "More" button as I know I should before commenting, but off the cuff, if these two agree that the killer was right, they are aiding and abetting and should get the same as he is getting. Period. Gavel has fallen, take them out of my Society.
ReplyDeleteHow very Christian of her
ReplyDeleteThat is why we have due process and not left to the whims of people such as you. And even self-admitted not knowing all facts that were reported.
ReplyDeleteAnd, it is NOT YOUR society. You may or may not be a member of an society, and thankfully, you are not in charge of one to make such a decision.
he should be locked away. death can be taken off if the victim says. i think itd work.
ReplyDeleteThe judge in this case denied the sisters request. His death sentence was carried out yesterday
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