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: Lethal InjectionSenate Resolution 1289
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Just when you think the GA legislature can't get anymore outrageous they do things like recognizing Carlo Musso, the execution doctor! The resolution was sponsored by dems Gail Buckner and Valencia Seay Please feel free to get in touch with them and tell them how you feel; these are their contacts... ******************10 LC 94 2777Senate Resolution 1289By: Senators Buckner of the 44th and Seay of the 34thA RESOLUTIONRecognizing and commending Dr. Carlo A. Musso; and for other purposes.WHEREAS, Dr. Carlo A. Musso has long been recognized by the citizens of this state for his leadership in the field of medicine, his compassionate treatment of his patients, and his deep concern for the well-being of others; andWHEREAS, Dr. Musso earned a bachelor's degree in biochemistry and a medical degree from Louisiana State University, completed an internship at Presbyterian/St...continue to full postFull post as published by Lethal Injection on July 01, 2010 (boomark / email).
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