But, what I am attempting to point out is that perhaps if this execution were broadcast so more saw the horror of such an event it may dissuade others from attempting to commit such heinous acts in the future. In that light it would not be sensationalizing the crime but rather acting for the good of the community. Just one man's thoughts. Mr. Brunson, I understand your concern about tax payer Burden. What most don't realize is that in most cases it will cost more money to execute than to house for life.
Inmates scheduled for execution have to be incarcerated separately from the general population.
This requires separate facilities,and manpower hours. Appeals are automatic and it only takes a typo in a legal document to drag the execution out out for 20 years. An Execution can not be reversed. When he is executed he will die as a martyr for the cause, as some would think. Yes what the government did at Ruby Ridge, and Waco was wrong and some but not all have paid for what they did.