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    • Linda  •  26 days ago
      "I wonder when the killing will end," Komisarjevsky said of his death sentence."

      When scumbags like you no longer exist!

      He obviously still doesn't get it ... it's all about him.

      "This is a terrible sentence, but it is in truth a sentence you wrote for yourself with deeds of unimaginable horror and savagery on July 23, 2007," Judge Jon Blue said.
      Glad the judge understood what needed to be done.

      Now it's a shame that these thugs get to "appeal" -- a process that can take years! That just shouldn't be allowed!
    • Independent  •  26 days ago
      There are times when I feel a victim should be allowed some "private" time with an attacker in a locked room. This is one of those times.
    • SeaCay  •  26 days ago
      I wrack my brain and try to think of something lower than Hayes and Komisarjevsky when suddenly their lawyers step up and refer to the righteously indignant family of the victims as the "Petit posse". I get it about the right to a vigorous defense and the dedication of a defense attorney to his client but do they have to get in the mud and roll around with them? Komisarjevsky asked "when will the killing end?"... when you're finally dead bucko.
    • ert_medic  •  Los Angeles, California  •  26 days ago
      Since he's a doctor, why not give him the privilege of administering lethal injections? Now that would rock, at least give the guy the satisfaction of knowing he did the next best thing to blowing their f'ing brains out. Give the Doc some f'ing justice, man.
    • Pittsburgh Pat  •  Ellwood City, Pennsylvania  •  26 days ago
      These 2 animals will languish away for 25 years before they're put to death. In a perfect world they would be pushing up daisies already. Unfortunately we have to consider their bad childhoods and the fact that daddy was a drunk...I've taken that into consideration--get a rope!
    • Redwoods  •  El Cajon, California  •  26 days ago
      4 years ago, this heinous crime motivated be to purchase a firearm.
    • Victoria Two  •  26 days ago
      May this man be able to walk out of the gates of hell, for hell his life must have been these long four years. My heart absolutely breaks for him. I have no shame in saying that my eyes are filling with tears and I am so grateful that my family is safely around me. I am grateful for all families that are safe, tonight. May our numbers grow.
    • Brian  •  Elmhurst, Illinois  •  25 days ago
      Both of these MFs should be executed immediately, not decades from now. They had their trial; now carry out the sentence.
    • Marilyn  •  Houston, Texas  •  25 days ago
      string 'em up!
    • der Bingle  •  25 days ago
      This is a monumentally sad story, and embodies the unmitigated horror that every person fears. May Komisarjevsky and Hayes rot for the rest of their useless, wretched and putrid lives in maximum security prison, then burn for eternity in the fiery bowels of Hell.
    • ryback1340  •  25 days ago
      no appeals, no wasting the taxpayers money on years and years of appeals. they were found guilty. hand 'em up high and let 'em swing until the sun goes down!!!!!! give them every bit of mercy they showed their victims. what's that???? they showed no mercy????? well then, CLICK, CLICK BOOM!!!!!!
    • Dark Angel  •  26 days ago
      "On Friday, with the second killer sentenced to death and the book closed after two long, graphic trials, Petit gave a clue as to how he copes with pain he has been forced to revisit continually in court." -- He will also have to suffer through the appeals. Such a tragedy for him and his family.
    • Rachel  •  Denver, Colorado  •  25 days ago
      God bless you Dr., may time and God heal your many wounds.
    • CC-Seattle  •  Seattle, Washington  •  25 days ago
      Finally, both of these depraved individuals have been sentenced to death. If only that sentence could be carried out quickly, rather than having to waste the taxpayers' money housing, feeding and providing entertainment for them for the next few decades. Justice was,
      indeed, served by this jury when they sentenced both individuals to death. Sadly, though, the carrying out of the sentence of death is always much too slow.

      I'm so glad for Dr. Petit that he has found someone with whom to share his life. Nothing will ever erase the tragic events of that day from his memory. But I sincerely hope that, in time, he and his future wife will find peace, contentment and happiness in building a new life and future together. And, hopefully, Dr. Petit's memory of the tragic loss of his wife and two daughters will be, eventually, overshadowed by the other, much happier memories he has of them all. And, who knows, perhaps he and his future will be blessed with children of their own with whom they'll create even more happy memories. Dr. Petit is an incredible human being and I wish him and his finace all the best.
    • novacaine  •  Providence, Rhode Island  •  25 days ago
      What slimeball attorney would defend these pieces of crap? What a great looking family. Not saying they should not be killed no matter who the victims were. I don't know how the attorney can sleep at night. It's unfortunate that the appeals will drag out for years. If we are lucky there will be an "Accident" in prison, but thats unlikely! Doc commited to helping and saving and then gets hit by #$%$ like this.I think this situation must make any GOOD person angry.
    • Wolf359  •  26 days ago
      Not that it will make this family feel any relief, but for the rest of you reading this, always be alert when out in public. It may seem paranoid, but just be aware of your surroundings and the reality is that #$%$ like this guy are not that adept at surveillance so if you feel someone is watching you a bit too much or following you, change your route immediately by making a loop and then see if the car followign you made the loop as well. In general, just be careful.....
    • Paul  •  Beloit, Kansas  •  24 days ago
      when these monsters are found guilty beyond any doubt, they just need to be escorted out of the court room, taken into the courtyard and shot, then the family contacted to come for the body, and a bill for the bullet, plain and simple. Think maybe some of this crap would stop ? I do.....
    • Cassie  •  25 days ago
      Both of those pieces of stuff *trying to avoid the filter* but my thought begins with a s...anyway, they will be put in solitary cells...have tons to eat, watch tv and basically live a grand life. I wish that Conneticut would put those two into general population. Nuff said.
    • gunmaster  •  25 days ago
      The best medicine for those two is an in an injection of something that wil produce a slow and very painfull dead, burned, and impaled. What they did is not a matter of religion( thats why the dead penalty is enforced primarily, ) the commands of " you shall not kill " is embedded in the mind of weak politicians and slaves of the fictional deity. Those two had no regret for what they did; they just had fun imposing the dead penalty to the victims, lets do the same with them.
    • Roger  •  24 days ago
      Sometimes China does the right thing fast and behind the ear and that's all they deserve in my opinion
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