Editorial Staff
19/09/24 15:32

Editorial Staff
19/09/24 15:32

Convicted Yacht Murderer Released After 30 Years

7 Comments

  1. Faithful national #1

    Exactly what is the stama of the death penalty sentence in Antigua and Barbuda? Some enlightenment on this subject would be appreciated.

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  2. About Phuking Time Mon

    Wow. I would love to hear of the nature in which he killed these people. I was not even born when that happened, thats crazy.

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  3. Shelly

    Listen I have mixed emotions about this one. 30 years and he was given a life in prison sentence yet persons have to wait until they’re damn near 70 to retire.
    You’re not even eligible for early retirement after serving for 30years in government service but he commits that heinous crime and is out after 30 years? Make it make sense please.

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  4. KK

    I want to see how he looks now, don’t want him near anybody for me

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  5. Respect for God

    Why aren’t these people dead……..

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  6. Donna

    The smile on his face in that old photograph shows no remorse for what he did to the four tourists. Now he is out on the streets amongst us the people! Lord Jesus Christ, protect and help us in this nation of Antigua and Barbuda.

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  7. Cattleya

    I would like the courts to reconsider the death penalty. The person or persons who commits gruesome / premeditated crimes should be put to death by hanging or by lethal injection.
    Like they say a life for a life. Antigua and Barbuda needs to stop following what other countries does. Talking about unconstitutional. Unconstitutional is when these people think they can do as they like without regards for human life or the law. THEY WILL KILL AGAIN

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