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Originally Posted by Oswald2001 ↗

What a horror show.


She should be fed alive - slowly - to the hogs.

Where I live, we have wild hogs, alligators, and the Honey Island Swamp Creature, and I think they would have better taste than that.

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I STILL dont get why they didnt just KILL HER.


Louisiana prisons could have done such a better job with that.

definitely should gace THE NEEDLE.

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So much for justice for the baby.

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Interesting Twist

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Originally Posted by Spiffyfable ↗

Interesting Twist

Not good though.

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Originally Posted by kellyhound ↗

She could face a prison sentence between 16 and 120 years.

A Colorado woman has been jailed for 100 years after a jury convicted her for stabbing a pregnant woman and removing her eight-month-old foetus, which did not survive.

Prosecutors said the woman, Dynel Lane, 36, was obsessed with having a baby and concocted elaborate lies to convince those close to her she was pregnant.

Lane lured Michelle Wilkins, 27, to her home through a Craigslist ad for maternity clothes.

In its closing arguments the prosecution told the court how Lane had hit Ms Wilkins over the head with a glass bottle, stabbed her in the neck with a shard of the broken glass and put her hand over her mouth until she lost consciousness.

In February, Lane was found guilty of attempted first-degree murder, assault, and unlawful termination of a pregnancy after the jury deliberated for about six hours.

The case has reignited a highly charged debate playing out in the US over whether a foetus can legally be considered a human being.

District attorney Stan Garnett said he could not charge Lane with murder over the death of the unborn child because a coroner had found no evidence the foetus lived outside of the womb.

After the hearing Ms Wilkins spoke to reporters, saying “I do not hate Dynel, but I am angry for all the pain she caused”.

Ms Wilkins also said the verdict was a “triumph of justice”.

should have gotten the needle as saves taxpayers money.