It is a sad and tragic day in America, as the United States Supreme Court has decided that it’s time to start killing more of our brethren. According to msnbc.msn.com, executions that have been on hold since September, could resume shortly. The Supreme Court ruled 7-2 in a case from Kentucky that the lethal injection [...]
Archive for April, 2008
More Death In America
Posted: April 22, 2008 in Stolen BoyTags: California, Chief Justice John Roberts, death penalty, United States Supreme Court
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A Letter About Jesse James Hollywood and Nick Markowitz
Posted: April 11, 2008 in death penaltyTags: abortion, Catholic, death penalty, deterring crime, Detroit, Jesse James Hollywoood, Mrs. Markowitz, Nick Markowitz, Pro-Life, Ryan Hoyt, society, Stolen Boy, violence
Hi Mr. Mehas, I just got done reading your latest blog and article about the case update, so I thought I’d drop you a line… I can imagine you’ve been pretty busy with the newest developments in the case. I’ve been very busy with school and family situations, so I haven’t been able to comment [...]
New Life For Nick Markowitz
Posted: April 8, 2008 in children, family, life, Stolen BoyTags: Alpha Dog, California Supreme Court, death penalty, Death Row, Greek Tragedy, Jesse James Hollywood, mass media, Nick Markowitz, Ronald Reagan, Ryan Hoyt, Stolen Boy, Susan Markowitz
It happened at the Ronald Reagan Building in downtown Los Angeles, where the Court of Appeals, 2nd District sits. Last week, that was where the California Supreme Court heard final arguments in the Jesse James Hollywood death penalty case. In the next ninety days, the Supremes will most probably make important law regarding how prosecutors, [...]
Another child is dead: So, how should we respond?
Posted: April 1, 2008 in Brandon McInerney, children, criminal, family, life, Stolen BoyTags: Brandon McInerney, Larry King
venturacountystar.com A 15-year-old boy is dead. And a 14-year-old is alleged to have killed him. A child killing another child is nothing new. In fact, we see it all the time. Our newspapers and television news shows scream more of these headlines than we’d probably ever want to admit. It’s disheartening for sure, but, somehow, [...]
