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Normally, I'm all for the "eye for an eye" defense. I believe in the death penalty. In my mind, Jeffery Dalmer shouldn't have spent a minute on death row. He should have gone from court, straight to the electric chair.
Having said that, Jeremy Gross seemed to feel remorse for what he did and, from what I read, may help someone else not to make the same mistakes. Life without parole makes sense to me.
Actually, I'll let the prosecuting attorney wrap things up for me:
"I asked Gill whether he thought Gross deserved to die. He reclined in his chair and pondered the question for a minute or two. ''Yes,'' he said. Then he added, ''But I'm not dissatisfied with the jury's decision.''
Ditto my man, ditto.
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