• Pope-King Joe@lemmy.world
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    17 hours ago

    From what I understand, she has some sort of blood disorder that can interfere with the chemicals. They were told this by her lawyers and went through with it anyway. Twice. And she survived. Both times. So yeah. That’s fun.

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      14 hours ago

      she’s got two lethal doses of the drug in her body now. if she recovers it’s going to be slow and painful…

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      16 hours ago

      wait til future serial killers realize you can become immune to lethal injections

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        14 hours ago

        And all you have to do is contract a rare blood disorder that might be highly detrimental to your health and might not even be transmissible! Easy!

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      16 hours ago

      Thats so fucked up. Does she walk free after this? They already handed out the punishment twice.

      Lol, who am I kidding. I know how the US legal system works

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          13 hours ago

          She was 19. Had been abused herself, and had fetal alchohol poisoning. If she’d had spent the last 30 years being rehabilitated, she’d be a very different person from that fucked up 19-yo.

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        14 hours ago

        The sentence is death, not poked with a needle. The system got this one right up to that point, it wasn’t a complicated case. The system could still do better and needs to change, but she really doesn’t need to be the one who goes free because of that.