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: StandDown Texas ProjectEditorial Roundup
By Steve Hall
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Shortly after midnight, Indiana executed Eric Wrinkles, who had waived his appeals. Today's Fort Wayne News-Sentinel carries the editorial, 'If punishment doesn't deter, is it still morally acceptable to use
it?" Eric Wrinkles is dead, put to death by the state of Indiana earlier
today. Neither Mary Winnecke nor Mae McIntire will be at peace with
that death, but for vastly different reasons.Winnecke?s
daughter was one of three people Wrinkles murdered July 21, 1994. She
happens to be a Catholic who says she has always opposed the death
penalty for religious reasons but that her daughter?s death
crystallized her opposition. She expressed the hope that Wrinkles would
ask God for forgiveness before he died.McIntire lost her
adopted son and daughter to Wrinkles? brutality...continue to full postFull post as published by StandDown Texas Project on December 11, 2009 (boomark / email).
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