(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); I actually saw this lady on Forensic Files one night, but they never included this information. But apparently this lady was convicted for killing 46 infants and children as a nurse. She received 99 years with triple credit, however she has a mandatory release in 2017.

Meanwhile people are serving life in prison without a chance for parole for petty drug convictions and other victimless crimes, and won't be lucky to have a mandatory release.

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It's because of a Texas specific law for overcrowding, I'm just glad at least they haven't decided to execute her. I don't agree with the death sentence, a state should not have the power to execute its citizens, it's just government controlled murder. Clearly what she did is abhorrent though.

I remember a person once saying that sending our armies to invade another country is "Government-maintained genocide". I like how it was back in the day, when they would have multiple people aim a gun at the prisoner, and all shoot. (Only one person had a real bullet, the rest were blanks.) But it made it less likely that you were the murderer, and then leave you with the guilt.

You can kill someone with a blank...

......just send her to a different state, she would have got life in prison anyways so legal crap like not in thier state thing can be forgotten.

Completely ridiculous.

Usually the jury decides the penalty, so in a roundabout way a jury of her peers would be sending her to death. The state just happens to carry out the process of killing her.

Anyone who murders an innocent child deserves to rot & then burn for internal life in hell.

Exactly what I was thinking...

This is fucked. How people can do these sorts of things is beyond my knowledge. Mandatory release for something like is outrageous