The Terrence Hough case: It's safe to say this reader believes in the death penalty

By Pete Kotz on Thu, May 29, 2008 at 1:58 pm

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How did they get the O.J. jury to come to Cleveland?

Apparently, the OJ Simpson jury had a nice vacation in Cleveland. 12 morons decided not to give Terrence Hough (the fire fighter who killed three people and injured two last july 5th) the death penalty. He killed three young adults who were making noise after midnight. He decided to grab a fucking 40 caliber and shoot 5 unarmed people, because calling the police and have these guys arrested apparently was too light of a punishment, right? ...

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