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The Boulder Daily Camera reports, "Bill would trade Colorado's death penalty for cold cases."There are many questions that Charles Alvin Johnson may never see
answered about the death of his daughter Regina, who was strangled in
2006.
What raced through her head as she lay bound, realizing she would die? How could a 110-pound woman have provoked such rage?
Who killed her?
"I'd like to know what kind of animal we're dealing with," said
Johnson, 63, of Denver. "We find the guy, we convict the guy and we put
him away for life. That suffering part would bring me happiness."
Johnson and more than 500 others who have lost friends and family to
unsolved murders are pushing a plan to end Colorado's death penalty and
spend the savings to investigate the state's more than 1,300 cold cases...continue to full postFull post as published by StandDown Texas Project on February 02, 2009 (boomark / email).
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