05-17-2011, 02:06 PM
News 3
NEW HAVEN, Conn. -- The trial for the second man accused in a deadly Cheshire home invasion in 2007 will not be delayed, according to the judge.
The ruling was announced Tuesday afternoon.
Attorneys for Joshua Komisarjevsky wanted the trial delayed for three months after comments that were made by a lawmaker.
State Sen. Edith Prague said she didn't support repealing the death penalty, and that Komisarjevsky should hang by his penis on Main Street for his role in the crime.
"They should bypass the trial and take that second animal and hang him by his penis from a tree out in the middle of Main Street."
NEW HAVEN, Conn. -- The trial for the second man accused in a deadly Cheshire home invasion in 2007 will not be delayed, according to the judge.
The ruling was announced Tuesday afternoon.
Attorneys for Joshua Komisarjevsky wanted the trial delayed for three months after comments that were made by a lawmaker.
State Sen. Edith Prague said she didn't support repealing the death penalty, and that Komisarjevsky should hang by his penis on Main Street for his role in the crime.
"They should bypass the trial and take that second animal and hang him by his penis from a tree out in the middle of Main Street."