LAST EDITED ON Jun-18-10 AT 10:20AM (MST)[p]Well, as much as I agree with the death sentence, especially in this case, I also agree with what Gardner's brother said. "He is finally free" - well somewhat anyway. He is free from mortality and the eartly chains he bound himself with. Made some horrible choices and made a lot of people suffer greatly and may have lost his soul in the process, and I am sure his soul will continue to suffer for that for a long time still, but he is in a place more merciful than this one, hopefully with people who love him and have more capacity to forgive than mortality warrants. I am just glad that I do not have to be his final judge and that the ends of justice have been met.
UTROY
Proverbs 21:19 (why I hunt!)