Something big going on at King Soopers on Table Mesa in Boulder

[Zundfolge]

I still want to know how he made it out alive, especially after killing a cop?

I'm guessing that since they took him out in shorts and no shirt, considering he went in in "full tactical gear" he probably stripped off his BDUs and body armor and tried to escape as a "victim" and they caught him.

Pure speculation on my part though.

[Bailey Guns]

538

I saw the statistic as 569. Either way...your life expectancy on death row in TX is substantially shorter than it is in Colorado and many other states.

[Bailey Guns]

Now I'm seeing 570... See... More by the minute!

[DDT951]

I still want to know how he made it out alive, especially after killing a cop?

How.

Because the police were professionals who followed the law and didn't participate in extra-juridical execution.

I am sure some wanted to, but they remained professional.

[Bailey Guns]

It doesn't bother me that Oklahoma is the state with the most executions per capita... Right in front of TX.

[Irving]

No, the cool thing to do is call the Syrian killer a white male terrorist, just check out the MSM.

I saw that in an article.

[MrPrena]

Sorry for this thread to go sideways with execution, but I remember Nathan Dunlap while going to SmokyHills HS (SHHS).

That FOO is still alive!

[.455_Hunter]

The guy from the United Airlines bombing was executed in around 13 months, an appropriate time for a fair trial and appropriate appeals. I would support a similar timeline in this case.

[funkymonkey1111]

From 1976 to 2020 Colorado executed one person. Ain't gonna happen with this guy or anyone else these days.

Now, Texas, on the other hand...

You know Colorado doesn't have the death penalty, right?

[Gman]

Now I'm seeing 570... See... More by the minute!