Really what is wrong with our system?

Taberon Honie, his attorney and I quote from the paper’s article on 07/12-2024: Erick Zuckerman argued the state’s plan “creates an unnecessary & substantial risk that Honie will not be adequately anesthetized & will suffer a horrific death & cause a “burning sensations” & dying in writhing pain.

“Good” — what about when Honie was convicted in 1999 for sexually assaulting then murdering 49-year-old Claudia Benn, the mother of his ex-girlfriend. According to court documents, Benn’s three grandchildren were inside the home at the time.

Why do these attorneys try to protect these people? Oh I know it’s the money.

What about the deceased what she went through & the 3 grandkids.

He should be made to have a death of excruciating pain!

David Johnson, Spanish Fork