It's bad enough when 'experts' chime in on an arson case with blah-blah antiquated opinions. But then to have the prosecutor promise (and deliver) a lighter sentence to a jail house informant--and through another man keep paying the false informer? fantastic? The stuff of movies? Unfortunately, it is the stuff of an execution, probably a botched job from the beginning. Texas Gov. Rick Perry continues to stand by the decision and his impression of the man's guilt. (Same R Perry who won't sign the federal PREA against prison rape because he is unsure of the details in it.)
It’s bad enough when ‘experts’ chime in on an arson case with blah-blah antiquated opinions. But then to have the prosecutor promise (and deliver) a lighter sentence to a jail house informant–and through another man keep paying the false informer? fantastic? The stuff of movies? Unfortunately, it is the stuff of an execution, probably a botched job from the beginning. Texas Gov. Rick Perry continues to stand by the decision and his impression of the man’s guilt. (Same R Perry who won’t sign the federal PREA against prison rape because he is unsure of the details in it.)
http://www.theindependent.com/news/national/prosecutor-under-fire-in-contested-texas-execution/article_d2683b20-30a9-5eab-b5a2-7d87f089464a.html