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[Nat Turner-reincarnated]

[Dubz]

yeah, free mumia. lets be real, though. you have a better chance of seeing god than seeing mumia walking free.

[Lunatic]

yeah, free mumia. lets be real, though. you have a better chance of seeing god than seeing mumia walking free.

LOL

[Nat Turner-reincarnated]

yeah, free mumia. lets be real, though. you have a better chance of seeing god than seeing mumia walking free.

well, I don't know if you being sarcastic , but you could be right.( but shit is still fucked up)

[Dubz]

na, i was being serious.

[NobodyButMe]

saw this in the paper the other day....


Friday, December 21, 2007
THE LIFE PENALTY By MAUREEN FAULKNER

THE LIFE PENALTY

By MAUREEN FAULKNER

TWENTY-SIX years and counting: That's how long my family, my friends and I have been tormented by Mumia Abu-Jamal - the man who murdered my husband, Police Officer Danny Faulkner, by shooting him in the back as he lay wounded and helpless on the pavement.

He then put a gun to Danny's forehead and squeezed off a final shot.

The same rare ammo that killed my husband was found in Abu-Jamal's gun, which was registered in his name and recovered by police at his side, just 70 seconds after the fatal shot was fired.

Twenty-six years and counting: That's how long I've had to listen to the lies and distortions of those who find the facts and trial testimony irrelevant. Everything from stories of a phantom killer whom none of the five eyewitnesses saw, to a man who said he spoke to my husband after he was shot even though he died instantly, to a supposed hit man hired by the Mafia to kill my husband.

Everything and anything to cloud the waters, stall the legal process and garner misguided support for a guilty killer.

Twenty-six years and counting: That's how long I've had to hear my dead husband portrayed as a vicious, racist cop by people trying to gain sympathy for a guilty murderer. While his remorseless killer is portrayed by left-wing loons, anti-death penalty groups like Amnesty International, know-nothing celebrities, professors, students, communists and the French as a "political prisoner" or "a wrongly convicted intellectual."

Twenty-six years and counting: That's how long we've had to listen to the voice of my husband's murderer on the radio "Live From Death Row" and hear his friends comment about his supposed eloquence, talent and "soulful humanity."

Twenty-six years and counting: That's how long the family and friends of murder victims may have to wait, minute-by-minute, hour-by-hour, for justice and closure.

To the average citizen, that's absurd; to the average survivor, obscene. But it's just what the average defense attorney and death-penalty opponent wants.

The longer the appellate process can be clogged with nonsense, the easier it is to argue that it takes too long to execute people - so we should abolish the death penalty.

They'd like you to believe that the process is far too drawn-out to represent anything akin to punishment. But remember, virtually every time, it's the defendant and his attorneys that stall the process, not the prosecution. The anti-death-penalty crowd creates one of their main grievances about the death penalty. Very slick.

Twenty-six years and counting: That's how long my family and I have had to pause, take a deep breath and swallow hard every time the phone rings because it just might be someone from the Philadelphia DA's Office calling to tell us that Mumia Abu-Jamal has escaped justice on a technicality.

They might call to tell us that some judge has ruled that the prosecutor in the original trial was somehow a racist - even though he accepted four blacks to the jury. Or that the courts have decided that the jury was confused by the wording on a form - even though the jury never said they were confused. Or that the trial judge, who was forced to constantly control a seething and disruptive defendant, displayed sufficient evidence of legal bias to warrant a new trial.

While Mumia Abu-Jamal sits safe and sound on death row - writing books and recording radio commentaries - we live in fear. Imagine, just for a moment, what it's like to live in constant grinding fear for 26 years . . . and counting.

Twenty-six years since I last spent Christmas with my beloved husband, since he held me in his arms, since we were able to tell each other how much in love we were. That's the sad reality of my situation.

But I'm not alone. The families of murder victims across the country live with similar grim realities. It's wrong and it has to change. That's why I wrote my book - to shed light on an unjust system.

I have the book to show for my life over the last quarter century, and I have a candle to light for Danny - who would have celebrated his 52nd birthday today.

Maureen Faulkner is the widow of Philadelphia police officer Daniel Faulkner, murdered in the line of duty by Abu-Jamal on Dec. 9, 1981. Her new book (with Michael Smerconish) is "Murdered by Mumia: A Life Sentence of Loss, Pain and Injustice authors' proceeds go to fund grants for children who have lost a parent to murder.

[QuietTruth]

^ Well listen lady, he's in jail on death row. What more do you want? 'System is unjust' my ass. He was found guilty, he's on death row, he'll eventually die. How bad do you want him dead. Two wrongs don't make a right. You lost your husband, yes that's terrible. But millions of people lose loved ones each day. Don't say the system is unjust when you got all that you could recover for justice. Fuckin' people man. Don't know what side of the law she's on.

The only people who deserve the death penalty are child molesters in my eyes.

We understand why she's upset but that article annoyed me.

[Nat Turner-reincarnated]

 

[I Am The Anton]

 

[Lunatic]

The same rare ammo that killed my husband was found in Abu-Jamal's gun, which was registered in his name and recovered by police at his side, just 70 seconds after the fatal shot was fired.

i ain't racist...but if that shit is true, fry the mother fucker.

[Nat Turner-reincarnated]

We understand why she's upset but that article annoyed me.

I found it to be really annoying. Especially, when you have cops who can unload 50 something shots into an innocent Black, and nothing happened to them. Even if Mumia Did which I highly doubt he did, oh well. These cop been doing fucked up shit for the longest, she acting like her husband was some innocent ass cop. In those days, Philly cops were consider the most racist and brutal cops. They just tried they best to hold Mumia down, being how he used to have is radio station, and he would expose dirty ass cop on all the foul shit they would do around the area.

[Nat Turner-reincarnated]

The same rare ammo that killed my husband was found in Abu-Jamal's gun, which was registered in his name and recovered by police at his side, just 70 seconds after the fatal shot was fired.

i ain't racist...but if that shit is true, fry the mother fucker.

I find it funny how you devils totally disregard what I dropped on the situation of Mumia. You devils went straight to consoling that devils sob story.

[Lunatic]

I found it to be really annoying. happened to them. Even if Mumia Did which I highly doubt he did, oh well.

u found it annoying because she's white.
u doubt he did it because he's black.

[Nat Turner-reincarnated]

I found it to be really annoying. happened to them. Even if Mumia Did which I highly doubt he did, oh well.

u found it annoying because she's white.
u doubt he did it because he's black.

See this is where you are wrong. I found it annoying because that ain't she compared to what black mothers deal with. I doubt he did because the evidence thats there. You got tampered evidenced and the rest of the bullshit. Just because he's Black doesn't mean he didn't do it. I'm all about right or wrong. I thought that nigga OJ Simpson did it and he Black. I thought his dumb ass should've went to prison. At the end of the day its right/wrong with me.

[Lunatic]

I found it to be really annoying. happened to them. Even if Mumia Did which I highly doubt he did, oh well.

u found it annoying because she's white.
u doubt he did it because he's black.

See this is where you are wrong. I found it annoying because that ain't she compared to what black mothers deal with. I doubt he did because the evidence thats there. You got tampered evidenced and the rest of the bullshit. Just because he's Black doesn't mean he didn't do it. I'm all about right or wrong. I thought that nigga OJ Simpson did it and he Black. I thought his dumb ass should've went to prison. At the end of the day its right/wrong with me.

alright
but rare ammo in his gun found 70 seconds after the murder? that's enough for me.