I hope the same thing. i wish I could be there to watch him die. Too bad it cant be more painful. I used to live in houston and I remember the 2 girls that this happened to. Its cases like this that make the death penalty very much worth it.

Left by Anonymous on May 25th, 2006 at 10:25 am

For once, a reasonable judge. I had the dog I loved put to sleep with a combination of lethal injection drugs. Surely, it’s good enough for less than a dog O’Brien.

This is blatantly ridiculous. The murderer is going to sleep just like somebody having surgery. The difference is he won’t be waking up.

Left by dianne on May 25th, 2006 at 10:47 am

Hello everyone!
I am 25 years old freelance journalist and working with my first two books at the moment. One book is a biography for my uncle, who was a known artist here in Finland. He had neat; naïve and also surrealistic paintings. Another book is something I am going work together with my fiancé.

I have been writing with inmates since late 2003. I have one friend in Arizona (death row) and someone truly special in Polunsky.
I also have two other friends in Texas (life sentence).

And yes, I am engaged and soon to be married.

All my love,
Noora

ODE TO NOORA

Oh Noora oh Noora
O’Brien adores ya
‘Write me some filthy sex notes’ he implores ya
And of course you do, sitting safe in Helsinki
Writing to help him jerk off, his murdering winkie.

However the thought of that lethal injection
Goes someway to cooling this killer’s erection.
And at least he’ll be safe from your sexual infection.
When he’s gone will you cope with your social rejection?

How stupid I am, of course you will
You have plenty of other boyfriends who kill.
I’m sure every night you thank God, Jesus too
That victims have died so you have something to do.

If murdering stopped, and Death row was clear
You’d have to confront your biggest fear
Being left all alone with a failing career
But killing continues so don’t shed a tear.

Oh Noora oh Noora how low can you go
I’ve just read your posts on the PTO
The injection, don’t worry, he will not feel a thing
And at least he’ll be safe from John William King

Left by Anonymous on May 29th, 2006 at 2:58 pm

Noora has a meaningful relationship with O’Brien they are deeply in love. She is engaged to many men on DR . how dare you mock it.

Left by jen on May 29th, 2006 at 7:23 pm

We use to call those women - SLUTS!!!

Left by Anonymous on May 29th, 2006 at 7:24 pm

Is that an acronym,?

Left by jen on May 29th, 2006 at 7:39 pm

The THINGS some journalists will DO for a story !

DISGUSTING !

Left by kelly on July 12th, 2006 at 12:49 am

O’Brien Deserves punishment for sure, as do all murderers and rapists etc. The death penalty is the only suitable punishment for such crimes in my opinion. But what happens if someone is framed for murder and then convicted. They get the death penalty even though they are innocent. Thats why I think their need to be stricter laws concerning judgements based on biased feelings toward a defendant rather than actual evidence. In other words judges should not be able to judge a suspect on whether he/she thinks they are guilty or not.

Left by RW on July 12th, 2006 at 10:35 am

RW: Your understanding of the criminal justice system is flawed. Judges and juries are not allowed to find a defendant guilty merely because they think they are guilty. Due Process requires that a reviewing court determine that any rational trier of fact could have found the essential elments of the allegations beyond a reasonable doubt. Additiionally, this determination is subject to multiple reviews on appeal.

Left by Anonymous on July 12th, 2006 at 12:05 pm