Comments by "Daisy Chain" (@daisychain3007) on "WCPO 9" channel.

@freddiemercury4evr That was a particularly evil thing that this murderer did, even if he was only nineteen. Despite your argument that the human brain is not fully developed until a person reaches the age of twenty-one, most nineteen-year-olds do not do what he did. He deserves his punishment.
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@KrissyRoseAnimallover Getting locked up is not the same as being hanged.
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@kellysims5732 And you are Smelly Sims.
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@MrAlepedroza Many people have bad childhoods, but they do not become murderers.
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@dramanot I agree with you, sir.
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@mekelreen9869 If she actually murdered those kids, she should have been hanged, but if her husband only knew about this but did not actually murder them, he should not have been hanged, just jailed.
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@dramanot They think that if s woman commits sexual abuse, it is nothing. It is not nothing. It shows an illness of the mind. Sexual abuse is a mental illness, not just s physical assault.
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@codejunki567 Whether he has to wait five or fifteen years before being executed, his life is over NOW. The courts are not going to forget about him.
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@kellysims5732 I was also nineteen once. I never thought of killing anybody.
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@umdfan87 Not only was the victim burgled, but he was also stabbed twenty-one times and choked to death with a metal wire. This was well planned.
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@kellysims5732 "Social economic status." In other words, poverty. Poverty is nothing new. In the past, there was no social security. If you did not work, you got no income, so you literally starved to death. Even nowadays, that is the case in many countries in the world, but you do not read of such an evil crime.
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@kellysims5732 Picking for plastic and electronics is one thing. Breaking into a man's home, stabbing him twenty-one times and making him choke to death on a piece of wire is another.
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@kellysims5732 OK. Pax.
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