Post by thinkinkmesa on Sept 3, 2011 21:33:12 GMT -5
Why Did the Arizona Department of Corrections Put a Mentally Ill Man in a Cell With a Convicted Killer?
This is one homicide that definitely doesn't qualify as a whodunit.
Jasper Rushing committed first-degree murder and did so in a heinous fashion. He faces the death penalty when his case goes to trial, perhaps sometime next year.
No doubt, Rushing will die in prison — whether or not the state of Arizona kills him by lethal injection.
What is more pressing than Rushing's fate are questions that surfaced after Shannon Palmer's frightful — and preventable — murder.
Much more;
www.phoenixnewtimes.com/2011-09-01/news/why-did-the-arizona-department-of-corrections-put-a-mentally-ill-man-in-a-cell-with-a-convicted-killer/
This is one homicide that definitely doesn't qualify as a whodunit.
Jasper Rushing committed first-degree murder and did so in a heinous fashion. He faces the death penalty when his case goes to trial, perhaps sometime next year.
No doubt, Rushing will die in prison — whether or not the state of Arizona kills him by lethal injection.
What is more pressing than Rushing's fate are questions that surfaced after Shannon Palmer's frightful — and preventable — murder.
Much more;
www.phoenixnewtimes.com/2011-09-01/news/why-did-the-arizona-department-of-corrections-put-a-mentally-ill-man-in-a-cell-with-a-convicted-killer/