oelaces. To make sure the girls were dead, the five boys kicked them in the neck and body, knocking two front teeth out of one of the girls. (Hall)
             The other story happened on April 5th, 2004 when a two- year- old boy was kidnapped in Broward County. The boy was found in some bushes a few blocks away from his home. The accused was found running away from the scene, he had taped duck tape around the baby's face so tight that when the police found him he was about to pass out. Upon arriving to the nearest hospital, doctors realized the baby had been violently raped. (Sun Sentinel) It was later told to me by a patient in my office who works for the Broward Correctional Facility, that the man accused of this heinous crime has HIV. Does that describe a kind, gentle man who is not a threat to society? A man who values life, or a man that deserves life when he seems so eager to destroy it? I certainly wouldn't think so. Imagine you were the mother or father of either of these victims, would not we all expect that justice be saved? For myself, I would not be happy if these murderers, sometimes set free, with just a public registry of crime offenses they have committed available to the nation.
             Death for punishment has been used for centuries even in the Bible. In the day's of Moses, a prophet of Jehovah God, the Christian people were given the ten commandments to obey in order to keep in subjection to the lord. If one did not follow these laws they were put to death by stoning. In the bible Genesis 9:6 says "Anyone shedding man's blood, by man will his own blood be shed, for in God's image he made man." Back in those days you were stoned for simple crimes such as: blasphemy, marrying with false claims of being a virgin, sodomy, kidnapping, coming near the tabernacle if not authorized and other things that we do everyday now that seems normal to us. It was not until 1930 that The Bureau o...