07-31-2012, 02:59 AM
I was thinking...what if the jury knew exactly what they were doing?
What if, by deciding to deadlock, and thus taking death completely off the radar,
they wanted to be sure that Sam would be in a general population setting with other lifers,
instead of being in solitary on death row....so he could suffer from fear, beatings, rapes,
for years for what he did. Its not going to sit well that he killed a woman, especially as
beautiful as Lisa was, AND made her suffer so horribly the way they made that poor girl
suffer. As weird as it sounds, there is an honor code amongst inmates...and crimes against
women and children are bottom of the barrel crimes, and almost always street justice
is dealt in some way. Perhaps the jury was aware of this...and put Sam in the position to
live his consequences and give karma a chance to really get its fill.
What if, by deciding to deadlock, and thus taking death completely off the radar,
they wanted to be sure that Sam would be in a general population setting with other lifers,
instead of being in solitary on death row....so he could suffer from fear, beatings, rapes,
for years for what he did. Its not going to sit well that he killed a woman, especially as
beautiful as Lisa was, AND made her suffer so horribly the way they made that poor girl
suffer. As weird as it sounds, there is an honor code amongst inmates...and crimes against
women and children are bottom of the barrel crimes, and almost always street justice
is dealt in some way. Perhaps the jury was aware of this...and put Sam in the position to
live his consequences and give karma a chance to really get its fill.