This guy almost cut off his victim's head and mutilated her body after she was dead. He did that with three children in the house. He also sexually assaulted a child. Why does he deserve to be alive? I wonder if she would be defending his right to live, if he had done this to someone in her family.
He ate in prison, had air. Was breathing. Has activities and then some ... Where was the victim...? I'm sure she rather be in prison than a casket. @@watchgoose
This man received a lot of kindness before his death. He got to say goodbye to family. He got religious rights. His victim got none of that. She did not have the luxury of a peaceful death.
@@addsquirrel2171 , absolutely right. She died in pain and fear. She felt the life drain out of her. His is the last face she saw before she died. He got put to sleep. No pain for him. At least now her family doesn't have to think about another sunny day he gets to see, or another Christmas.
That lady is ridiculous. "We need to understand why he did what he did",...oh please, unless he did it in self defense, there is no excuse. Carrying signs that a life is precious. That is a little ironic now isn't it. His victim didn't have the luxury of going to sleep peacefully. She died a horrible death, filled with terror and extreme pain
Women said its a cruel out come... well his victim had a cruel outcome hes gonna simply go to sleep his victim suffered greatly and he got 25 years more then his victim did ....shame on that woman shame
As someone who's a very limited government person and is very hesitant to allow the state to play executioner, the woman at 5:35 is out of her mind. I'm sorry, but the argument of "try and understand where he was coming from at the time and why he did it" is the most braindead, apologistic take I have ever herd. No, a murderer does not get sympathy, ever. Especially from family members grieving their loved one who was murdered in cold blood. There are some legit arguments of why the death penalty is questionable, but trying to humanize a murderer? Holy cow, lady, stop virtue signaling for a minute and just think about the horrible, disgusting thing you just said.
What's funny is she is all over the media and people who stand with you will never look at her the same Shame on her for standing with a man who didn't care about his victim Dp should be back in full force
Because back in 1998, the stories WERE done about the woman. The story is about him because many of us consider the DP to be cruel and unusual punishment and also feel that the U.S. in wrong in having it because we are the ONLY first world country that still has it. THAT is why the story is about him.
Anyone that would commit the brutal crime that this man did especially in front of those three children does NOT deserve to be understood! He didn’t even deserve getting to live those 24 years he did while in prison!! He ruined the lives of the victims family especially those 3 poor innocent children! I can’t even imagine seeing what those 3 kids saw!! It’s sickening and disgusting!!
I got that. When she said about the victim's family that she wouldn't know how she would feel if it happened to her is a classic example of having no empathy for the way this woman was murdered and the family who lost that wonderful lady. I think the reason Capital Punishment is not stopping these acts of murder is that the condemned get to wait years, even decades before the sentence is carried out. I do believe innocent people are sent to their deaths, and that's the reason for appeals, which is good... but when this murder is the classic example of why the Death Penalty exists... all I keep thinking is the fact this guy did not give that woman special rights when he slaughtered her... so why does he get special treatment? It boggles my mind.
@@kevenboudreaux3204 It’s never been a deterrent, not even back when they did it that way. Why? Ego. Because they are psychopaths, and psychopaths brains won’t allow them to believe that they are anything other than the best.
@@champishere4294 O.K., your statement might be factual, but how many other criminals around the country are on death row & living for years upon years on the taxpayers dime? Add those all up. Plus, it's just a statement with a basic lead into how corrupt our entire government is! Especially the judicial system!
@@danielisfearless288 absolutely crazy as usual our leaders ,who make these rules the murderer can appeal over and over ,and a cruel punishment your having a laugh ,he l just go to sleep and not wake up anymore what's hard about that ,considering what he did to girlfriends mother .
@@Gramder10yearsagothey have to be able to have 1️⃣ appeal. It is death and should at least be looked at twice (I know she didn’t get that) but if found guilty again ITS A GO
@Gramder10yearsago No. The justice system makes mistakes all the time. This is why when found guilty, you can appeal in case you got an unfair trial. Imagine if you were found guilty of a crime you did not commit, and your trial was unfair. Now you get to play by the same rules if you're sentences to death. This man obvious deserved the sentence. But, Be careful what power you give the government because one day it could be you on the other end of the literal firing squad.
He was worried about an inhuman death? What about his victim? Anyone who thinks this man didn’t deserve the DP-need to put themselves in the victims families shoes.
I have. I also know he suffered from mental illnesses. And NO; I do NOT think he deserved the DP. Because the two people I loved most in the world taught me to have compassion, forgiveness and love the way God and Jesus taught. Even if wrong was done to them.
The woman who said “I don’t know what I’d do if it were my family member” says it all, it’s easy to give opinions if it’s not your family. I grew up in abusive home along with three siblings, none of us murdered or committed violent crimes. There’s no excuse for committing crimes.
I know what I would do. I would have forgiveness and compassion, especially since the guy suffered from mental illness. I was taught by my late relatives God's laws and Jesus' teachings. Mercy, forgiveness, compassion, understanding, etc.
@@Neurospicy-4 Nope. “Texas has been responsible for the most executions over recent years by far, with 586 since 1977 as of the end of 2023. The states with the next-highest totals are Oklahoma (123), Virginia (113), Florida (105) and Missouri (97).” ~U.S. News & World Report
“Vast majority” of executions are innocent people? Boy they found the right ones to interview. Dude is understandably upset about his brother but he’s also off his rocker and fact resistant because of it.
“Cruel punishment?!” He basically gets to feel amazing just before he passes out and dies. I wonder how cruel it was when he was severing the head off of that poor, innocent woman.
He cared. He suffered from mental illness. That was likely a major factor. Do you know what his dying words were? “From the start it's been, if it needs to be done for them to heal, let's do this. If they tell you you can't change, don't listen to them. To all my brothers and sisters in here, continue to change. I love you all. Take care." Does that sound like the words of someone who does not care?
I would wager that the protestor from Minnesota, Michelle, who is against the death penalty has no trouble with abortion. What does a death row inmate get that an unborn baby doesn't? Decades of due process.
There are many arguments against the DP. If only the victim’s could have understood him more is NOT one of them. I hope that lady just temporarily lost her mind because she was on camera.
When I heard her say that my first response was, "ooohhhh, that's not good!" Then I thought I may have misunderstood what she said and listened. Again.. Nope heard it correctly. I'm in disbelief.
It's amazing to me that People showed up Protesting the Death of this VIOLENT OFFENDER he laid on a gurney and peacefully went to sleep his VICTIM didn't get that choice She was brutally murdered with her three grandchildren in the home... Maybe all the Protesters should be allowed to invite the next death-row inmate a week before his/her execution to their home for his last meals, that way they can chit chat and get to know each other a little... 💁Yes indeed My Thoughts and Prayers go out to the Victims Family and Friends, I pray you find Love and Comfort in each other and Peace within, God bless you always.. Amen 🙏
@@barrierodliffe3452 Unfortunately 'WE' can't ask her "how she feels about the Death Penalty" since he Brutally Murdered her and took her Freedom to Speak, but as a SURVIVOR of a very violent crime myself I can tell you how I feel about the Death Penalty the coward that kidnapped me and S/A and Beat me for six hours then shot me twice before kicking me over a cliff thinking I was dead, he was sentenced to 25 years in prison but was released after only severing 9 years, two months after being released from prison he Killed a 15 year old girl... He was captured and later found Guilty of first degree murder and was sentenced to death, after spending many years on Death row he was executed and rightfully so, He will NEVER be able to hurt, torture or take the Life of another... You're welcome
That man was blessed to go to sleep peacefully instead of the nightmare of what a girl went thru. What do we all want a death. To go to sleep and not wake up...no suffering. Personally I wouldn't want to sit in a cage 25 years waiting.
How dare she say anything about how the family should be feeling,The victim is the one who had a cruel death not that monster,Hey gets to peacefully lay down and go to sleep,How's that cruel?She says I don't know how she would feel if it had been her family member,She's lucky it didn't happen to her family and unless it does she should sit down and mind her buisness,It's not about her,How dare she say the family should listen to him tell them why he murdered there loved one,She's got to be kidding,That man was no gentleman
The execution warrant starts at midnight and expires in 24 hours. So they set the time late so they have more time in case there’s a glitch in the process.
How the woman originally from Minnesota can have compassion for the murderer yet shares nothing of either the true victim of this murder or the impact of the victim's family. Her silence on this speaks volumes
The woman interviewed is delusional. Should we all just try and understand him and coddle him? Sickening. The death penalty is nothing to be happy about, but crime was horrendous, and justice was served imo.
He has been sent to face his judgement day with God. I hope the family can find peace knowing that there c will be no more appeals and hearings. There will be no more continuing reminders of this horrible crime. I am so sorry she died the way she did.
Cruel punishment??? Really?? And his victim?? That wasn't cruel???!!!! Doesn't matter if you "understand why he did it," unless it was self-defense, and it wasn't, it doesn't matter.
Lady at the 18 min mark, so $200k to ex3cute someone versus literally millions to house them for life. ⚖️ your math is exactly what is wrong in this system!
$200,000 for the three doses. TWO. HUNDRED. THOUSAND. DOLLARS. Not to mention court costs, paying everyone involved in the execution and rehearsals, on top of the cost of 25 years of actual prison time. This execution was easily millions of dollars. Setting aside justice, the argument of life being precious, the question of whether the government should have this type of power, etc., this is a VERY costly affair. Keeping him in prison for life would have been significantly cheaper. It makes me wonder whether that money could have been better spent elsewhere, such as supporting the families who have lost loved ones.
Death Penalty is Biblical, but again the serpant tells people that God surely didn't mean what He said. Swift and quick justice is a deterrent. "Understanding him" does not serve justice for his victims or society.
So, for 25 years we paid to house and feed this person plus give him opportunities for education, recreation, medical care, etc. What’s wrong with this picture? He gets the right to a speedy trial. The people should have the right to a speedy fulfillment of the judgement. Even the Bible tells us, Exodus 21:23 “But if a fatality does occur, then you must give life for life.”
If a judge or a jury sentenced this guy to a death penalty, i understand that there should be time for his legal team to maybe proof he is not guilty, but 25 !! years ? That doesn't make sense to me
He also stated, just before he asked for leniency, that he did it. There is no question of guilt or innocence here. He did this horrific crime and now his sentence is being carried out.
Can anyone tell me why it takes soooo long for a person to be executed? Like decades. I don't understand why it can't happen immediately after it's been handed down by the judge/jury. Serious question.
"it's a cruel punishment", oh my god lady. He gets to go to sleep peacefully from an injection as a response to his decapitating a woman in front of children. I'm sure his victim wishes she got that luxury
The protester has lost her mind. Maybe they should be shown the crime scene photos that made jurors faint. He lived longer in prison than he would have liv8ng his lifestyle on the streets and an innocent sweet woman was brutally taken, a child SAd. In the old days, dp was carried out right outside the courthouse or jail. No time waiting in prison on tax payers dime.
What if the execution DOES bring closure to the family? This woman isn't making a convincing argument for why we SHOULDN'T execute somebody. If this execution brings closure to the victims' family then so be it. To the man's point about potentially innocent people being executed, yes this is something most of us can agree on. The problem is this doesn't reflect Honie's case at all. Honie admitted to the crime.
I agree totally. He is not an innocent here. I hope it does bring some sense of closure for the family. My heart goes out to them for having to endure this process. It's been a long time.
@@unikornkontroller I haven’t looked to deep into families reactions after the death penalty but from the ones I have seen they usually always have the same answers. Which constitute it didn’t bring back what they lost, and they don’t feel any better. Tho I would never oppose someone seeking revenge under the circumstances but not sure if the word closure fits properly, lest you can share what I am missing.
I was horrifically abused by my birth parents and in foster care. They were part of a cult. Yes I hurt. But I choose to save and rescue animals instead of hurting others….. because I know what it feels like to be treated that way. Only a true coward uses their past as an excuse to ever hurt anyone or anything.
This guy almost cut off his victim's head and mutilated her body after she was dead. He did that with three children in the house.
He also sexually assaulted a child.
Why does he deserve to be alive?
I wonder if she would be defending his right to live, if he had done this to someone in her family.
He'll never have to be dealt with again and he'll never murder anyone again...
@@maryreed4534 I agree with you. He is a psychopath and has no feelings for others.
@@Kensington2714 The lady doesn't know what's she's talking about. I totally agree with you.
Thinking that same thing 🤔
He shouldn't have been allowed to live the last 25 years.
if anyone still wondering.. the execution was successfully carried out about an hour ago.
@@zachariahswartz5970 I'm watching in the U.K., thanks for the update.
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@@zachariahswartz5970 it’s in God’s hands now
@@cheribee968I can guess where God sent him.
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What's to understand?? He murdered a woman and sexually assaulted a child. The punishment suits the crime.
oh but it's inhumane !!!!!!
@@plutoplatters Absolutely !!!!!!!!!!!
@@plutoplattersyes the crime he committed was inhumane
Why wait 25 years, found guilty, get rid
very disrespectful comment from that woman. she shoulda left the "i dont know how i would feel if it were a family member of mine" out.
Why is this news its not important. He has had 30 years more than his VICTIMS
@@andrewpenna3102 it’s to show the bad people in the public this is what happens when you commit heinous crimes
he did it in prison, not freedom.
@andrewpenna3102 you're here, ask yourself why it's news.
You should become a lawyer and fight for criminals 😂 @@watchgoose
He ate in prison, had air. Was breathing. Has activities and then some ... Where was the victim...? I'm sure she rather be in prison than a casket. @@watchgoose
This man received a lot of kindness before his death. He got to say goodbye to family. He got religious rights. His victim got none of that. She did not have the luxury of a peaceful death.
@@addsquirrel2171 , absolutely right. She died in pain and fear. She felt the life drain out of her. His is the last face she saw before she died. He got put to sleep. No pain for him. At least now her family doesn't have to think about another sunny day he gets to see, or another Christmas.
Amen to that
@@addsquirrel2171 he will answer to God for what he did
Well said
How do you know that?! Do you have proof?!
Sad he outlived his victim by 25 years.
That lady is ridiculous. "We need to understand why he did what he did",...oh please, unless he did it in self defense, there is no excuse. Carrying signs that a life is precious. That is a little ironic now isn't it. His victim didn't have the luxury of going to sleep peacefully. She died a horrible death, filled with terror and extreme pain
They had 24 years to learn from this turd. 24 years too long. His victim didn’t get those extra years!
but but butttttt... he didn't have sex with all of the victims !!!
YUP AN FN CLOWN
Yeah I wonder if they'd feel the same if it was their mother who was brutally murdered. I wish we still had the death penalty in Australia.
7 rehearsals?. for....
Women said its a cruel out come... well his victim had a cruel outcome hes gonna simply go to sleep his victim suffered greatly and he got 25 years more then his victim did ....shame on that woman shame
As someone who's a very limited government person and is very hesitant to allow the state to play executioner, the woman at 5:35 is out of her mind. I'm sorry, but the argument of "try and understand where he was coming from at the time and why he did it" is the most braindead, apologistic take I have ever herd. No, a murderer does not get sympathy, ever. Especially from family members grieving their loved one who was murdered in cold blood. There are some legit arguments of why the death penalty is questionable, but trying to humanize a murderer? Holy cow, lady, stop virtue signaling for a minute and just think about the horrible, disgusting thing you just said.
I stand with you
What's funny is she is all over the media and people who stand with you will never look at her the same
Shame on her for standing with a man who didn't care about his victim
Dp should be back in full force
@@juya12345AND not take 25 to 30 years to carry it out.
@@juya12345 exactly why should the family understand him
He told the judge himself he didn't know why he did it! Drugs 👍 okay, got it. NOW FULLY UNDERSTOOD!
What doesn't she understand or anyone else!?
How about making this news story about the woman he murdered and the child he raped. Why is this story about him?
My thoughts exactly, who the f..k cares about him
@@bennetts-revenge_2 Agreed! This is corruption of the news process. They are also wasting the maximum amount of people's time.
Because back in 1998, the stories WERE done about the woman. The story is about him because many of us consider the DP to be cruel and unusual punishment and also feel that the U.S. in wrong in having it because we are the ONLY first world country that still has it. THAT is why the story is about him.
Absolutely. No one even knows their names.
Anyone that would commit the brutal crime that this man did especially in front of those three children does NOT deserve to be understood! He didn’t even deserve getting to live those 24 years he did while in prison!! He ruined the lives of the victims family especially those 3 poor innocent children! I can’t even imagine seeing what those 3 kids saw!! It’s sickening and disgusting!!
Ah so she’s protesting it, but doesn’t really know if she really would if it was a family member of hers that was murdered. Got it. 👌🏻
Easy for these protesters to stop executions, when the woman he murdered brutally didn’t get the chance to live a long life.
@@Ashley__Rose I say that all the time God forbid it be my family. I don't know how gracious I would be.
Exactly 💯
The lady needs help or find a different cause. I feel sorry for her
Right .I thought very same thing
That first woman interviewed is the problem in this country
I got that. When she said about the victim's family that she wouldn't know how she would feel if it happened to her is a classic example of having no empathy for the way this woman was murdered and the family who lost that wonderful lady. I think the reason Capital Punishment is not stopping these acts of murder is that the condemned get to wait years, even decades before the sentence is carried out. I do believe innocent people are sent to their deaths, and that's the reason for appeals, which is good... but when this murder is the classic example of why the Death Penalty exists... all I keep thinking is the fact this guy did not give that woman special rights when he slaughtered her... so why does he get special treatment? It boggles my mind.
i agree
So Kumbaya, my Lord Kumbaya. She needs to get real. Life is not all unicorns and rainbows.
God forbid someone thinks differently than you.
There's a lot bigger things wrong in this country than the opinions of people that you don't agree with!!
If the DP would be carried out right after sentencing and the murderers know that, that would be a deterrent.
@@kevenboudreaux3204 they know that. They don’t want to deter.
25 years later is crazy
@@kevenboudreaux3204 It’s never been a deterrent, not even back when they did it that way. Why? Ego. Because they are psychopaths, and psychopaths brains won’t allow them to believe that they are anything other than the best.
I absolutely agree. When they’re allowed to live out their lives on death Row that is not justice for the victims.
Exactly, to wait 25 years after the crime is something else.
Another one bites the dust,,,, 25 yrs too late.
25 years of tax payers paying for him to eat and sleep
If this guy never existed you'd still be paying the same amount in taxes....
Extremely sad isn't it?
@@champishere4294 O.K., your statement might be factual, but how many other criminals around the country are on death row & living for years upon years on the taxpayers dime? Add those all up. Plus, it's just a statement with a basic lead into how corrupt our entire government is! Especially the judicial system!
@@danielisfearless288 absolutely crazy as usual our leaders ,who make these rules the murderer can appeal over and over ,and a cruel punishment your having a laugh ,he l just go to sleep and not wake up anymore what's hard about that ,considering what he did to girlfriends mother .
The DP is more expensive then LWOP
why are they making such a big deal about this guy like we should all feel emotional for him
The death penalty is a huge deal bro, all the time and money spent on the proceedings. The family waiting for over 20 years etc..
@@DaveDavis-ml5ic it shouldn't be that way it should be carried out next day this is a waste of money and time grieving from the victims families
@@Gramder10yearsagocorrect
@@Gramder10yearsagothey have to be able to have 1️⃣ appeal. It is death and should at least be looked at twice (I know she didn’t get that) but if found guilty again ITS A GO
@Gramder10yearsago No. The justice system makes mistakes all the time. This is why when found guilty, you can appeal in case you got an unfair trial. Imagine if you were found guilty of a crime you did not commit, and your trial was unfair. Now you get to play by the same rules if you're sentences to death.
This man obvious deserved the sentence. But, Be careful what power you give the government because one day it could be you on the other end of the literal firing squad.
What about the innocent victim that was murdered by this man where's her justice ⚖️ it's real simple don't commit murders!!
He was worried about an inhuman death? What about his victim? Anyone who thinks this man didn’t deserve the DP-need to put themselves in the victims families shoes.
I have. I also know he suffered from mental illnesses. And NO; I do NOT think he deserved the DP. Because the two people I loved most in the world taught me to have compassion, forgiveness and love the way God and Jesus taught. Even if wrong was done to them.
The woman who said “I don’t know what I’d do if it were my family member” says it all, it’s easy to give opinions if it’s not your family. I grew up in abusive home along with three siblings, none of us murdered or committed violent crimes. There’s no excuse for committing crimes.
There is no excuse for committing crimes? How about a REASON? How about mental illness? Where the person got no help for it?
This protester wanting victims to be more understanding of the accused? Are you kidding me? Some people shouldn’t be given air time.
The woman protesting out there needs to take a seat. She doesn’t even know what she would do in that situation yet wants to run her mouth.
@@cindyc8617 my thoughts exactly
Literally said the same thing and then saw this comment! 100% truth.
I know what I would do. I would have forgiveness and compassion, especially since the guy suffered from mental illness. I was taught by my late relatives God's laws and Jesus' teachings. Mercy, forgiveness, compassion, understanding, etc.
Aren't you running your mouth too, Cindy?
This criminal romanticizer is calling the callous murderer a gentleman.
Some 20 years way too late, but better late than never I suppose.
Little slow there Utah. You might want to learn from Texas.
@kurtbottcher9811 better than Texas is Florida or Oklahoma. Those states are on it when it comes to the death penalty
Is this person the only one that has been executed? Has there been any others?
@@Neurospicy-4 Nope. “Texas has been responsible for the most executions over recent years by far, with 586 since 1977 as of the end of 2023. The states with the next-highest totals are Oklahoma (123), Virginia (113), Florida (105) and Missouri (97).” ~U.S. News & World Report
Period!
@Frankthetank-et7wo I don't blame some people from Utah not welcoming Californians moving there. Other states are also not welcoming Californians.
Says a woman who’s family member WASN’T murdered
1999??????? 25 yrs later justice is finally executed?? That’s messed up! Should’ve been carried out immediately!
Exactly
That’s what I said!
@@sandyaw3057 Agree 100%. Plus Who needs to know what his last meal is!!
Unless it's one of your family, isn't that right Rose?
An eye for an eye. I said what I said.
AGREE 100%
Am proud to be Africa
@Denise-re8uhall these jesus comments he may not even
Exist
@Denise-re8uh Jesus upheld the Mosaic law. Forgiving is not directed to civil government. Justice must be upheld by government. Gen 9:6,7.
@@cassieheap5866 Makes the whole world go blind. I said what I said. 💙💙💙
Justice...Finally...
“Vast majority” of executions are innocent people? Boy they found the right ones to interview. Dude is understandably upset about his brother but he’s also off his rocker and fact resistant because of it.
Yea right. Vast majority....my butt.
“Cruel punishment?!” He basically gets to feel amazing just before he passes out and dies. I wonder how cruel it was when he was severing the head off of that poor, innocent woman.
We should understand him more? How about him understanding the victim? He didn't care about her, and snuffed out her life in the most vicious fashion.
The 25 year wait,is more inhuman than the death sentence it's self.
Oh please. Did you hear what he got to do n accomplish in prison???
@@BobbieXxooexactly right! 25 years he was laughing in the face of justice
@@BobbieXxoo I didn't. What DID he get to accomplish in prison? Get married? Have kids? Make a million dollars? Do volunteer work? What exactly?
Well Claudia Benn is no one to reckon with. May she rest in peace after her life was taken away.
Why did we have to feed him 25 years first? If he was guilty and sentenced to death, that should happen at sentencing.
Just get it over with, he took someone's life and didn't care!
He cared. He suffered from mental illness. That was likely a major factor. Do you know what his dying words were? “From the start it's been, if it needs to be done for them to heal, let's do this. If they tell you you can't change, don't listen to them. To all my brothers and sisters in here, continue to change. I love you all. Take care." Does that sound like the words of someone who does not care?
My condolences to the victims family. Taberon has paid his due.
I would wager that the protestor from Minnesota, Michelle, who is against the death penalty has no trouble with abortion. What does a death row inmate get that an unborn baby doesn't? Decades of due process.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 ABORTION IS HEALTHCARE
There are many arguments against the DP. If only the victim’s could have understood him more is NOT one of them. I hope that lady just temporarily lost her mind because she was on camera.
When I heard her say that my first response was, "ooohhhh, that's not good!" Then I thought I may have misunderstood what she said and listened. Again.. Nope heard it correctly. I'm in disbelief.
What an easy way out for a despicable person
It's amazing to me that People showed up Protesting the Death of this VIOLENT OFFENDER he laid on a gurney and peacefully went to sleep his VICTIM didn't get that choice She was brutally murdered with her three grandchildren in the home... Maybe all the Protesters should be allowed to invite the next death-row inmate a week before his/her execution to their home for his last meals, that way they can chit chat and get to know each other a little... 💁Yes indeed
My Thoughts and Prayers go out to the Victims Family and Friends, I pray you find Love and Comfort in each other and Peace within, God bless you always.. Amen 🙏
What was the victim's opinion on the death penalty?
@@barrierodliffe3452 Unfortunately 'WE' can't ask her "how she feels about the Death Penalty" since he Brutally Murdered her and took her Freedom to Speak, but as a SURVIVOR of a very violent crime myself I can tell you how I feel about the Death Penalty the coward that kidnapped me and S/A and Beat me for six hours then shot me twice before kicking me over a cliff thinking I was dead, he was sentenced to 25 years in prison but was released after only severing 9 years, two months after being released from prison he Killed a 15 year old girl... He was captured and later found Guilty of first degree murder and was sentenced to death, after spending many years on Death row he was executed and rightfully so, He will NEVER be able to hurt, torture or take the Life of another... You're welcome
Honie gave up his right to live when he took one. I have no sympathy .
She said it's cruel to execute him and it's not cruel what he did to the victim? Their is alot of evil people in this broken world!
Justice, finally served..
It has been reported he has passed away
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Are we supposed to feel sad or something?
I always hated that expression "Passed away."
My Dad died a few years ago and if anyone asks I just tell them He's dead.
very sad
Texas & Florida have Express lanes to Death Row depending on witnesses & Crimes. My opinion, more States need these.
Florida? Not
Yes, we don’t want this guilty prisoner to suffer even though he allowed his victim to suffer
So what you are saying is that two wrongs DO in fact make a right eh?
Only took 25 yrs to get justice.
That man was blessed to go to sleep peacefully instead of the nightmare of what a girl went thru. What do we all want a death. To go to sleep and not wake up...no suffering. Personally I wouldn't want to sit in a cage 25 years waiting.
@poppadoc5614 he probably drowned in his own liquids trying to move and scearm out but unable to do so.
Too many years too late!!
25 years after the crime, is that justice?
There is no justice for a murder! The death penalty only makes innocent people to murderers! What a shame for a State!
Understood him more!!!!! Are you kidding me!!!!
How dare she say anything about how the family should be feeling,The victim is the one who had a cruel death not that monster,Hey gets to peacefully lay down and go to sleep,How's that cruel?She says I don't know how she would feel if it had been her family member,She's lucky it didn't happen to her family and unless it does she should sit down and mind her buisness,It's not about her,How dare she say the family should listen to him tell them why he murdered there loved one,She's got to be kidding,That man was no gentleman
She actually had the audacity to say such a thing. And all those sad faces for a barbarian. What about the victim. These people are ridiculous.
Easy to say when it isn't YOUR FAMILY!!!! Just shut up. Say nothing.
May you Rest In Eternal Peace Claudia ❤ that evil who took you to from your family no longer exists 🙏🏽
These people that are against the death penalty are the same people who have no problem killing the baby in the womb
Maybe them people standing outside should see the pictures of the crime scene, maybe they’d think differently.
Here in Texas it’s done ne from 6 pm-7pm… by 6:35, the prisoner is dead. Why wait til midnight??? Silliness of government.
They said it's smoothest for the prison you just like to talk
Why do they wait until 6pm to 7pm. Why not do it at midnight? The prisoner could have been dead for 18 hours by the time 6pm comes around.
The execution warrant starts at midnight and expires in 24 hours. So they set the time late so they have more time in case there’s a glitch in the process.
Are they worried about a prison riot from other prisoners on death row?
How disrespectful of those protesters.
The lady's life mattered
How the woman originally from Minnesota can have compassion for the murderer yet shares nothing of either the true victim of this murder or the impact of the victim's family. Her silence on this speaks volumes
The woman interviewed is delusional. Should we all just try and understand him and coddle him?
Sickening. The death penalty is nothing to be happy about, but crime was horrendous, and justice was served imo.
What he did to the victim was cruel and unusual. This guy knew this was a possibility when he murdered her. He deserves no sympathy.
25 years too many in my opinion. I think it's an insult to the loved ones of his victim, that they have to wait so long for justice.
That’s how it works and the time will only get longer as our courts get more and more busy. Get use to it.
@@bethanywhite877 I know how it works. Appeal after appeal.
25 years?! That’s ridiculous! Our laws need to be changed…it should have been carried out within a few months.
He lived 25 years too long
He has been sent to face his judgement day with God. I hope the family can find peace knowing that there c will be no more appeals and hearings. There will be no more continuing reminders of this horrible crime. I am so sorry she died the way she did.
25 years is far too long for this family to get Justice
Look at all those crybabies!!!!!!!
@@geoffpoole483yes I would
Cruel punishment??? Really?? And his victim?? That wasn't cruel???!!!! Doesn't matter if you "understand why he did it," unless it was self-defense, and it wasn't, it doesn't matter.
How did he get that big on death row?
Our taxes
Curious what the Minnesota lady’s views are re abortion ….
Understood more. You are monster
What a horrible thing to televise.
How he get fat on prison food? Must be goood
HALLELUJAH, ABOUT TIME JUSTICE ACTUALLY WORKED !!!
We have accomplished nothing in 70 years with the death penalty....MORE CRIME THAN EVER BEFORE...
Absolutely correct
Lady at the 18 min mark, so $200k to ex3cute someone versus literally millions to house them for life. ⚖️ your math is exactly what is wrong in this system!
DP is more expensive then LWOP
I thought they were going to show him die,
lol me too …
Dang it 😅
No way 😂😂😂
You saved me 30 mins 😅
$200,000 for the three doses. TWO. HUNDRED. THOUSAND. DOLLARS. Not to mention court costs, paying everyone involved in the execution and rehearsals, on top of the cost of 25 years of actual prison time. This execution was easily millions of dollars.
Setting aside justice, the argument of life being precious, the question of whether the government should have this type of power, etc., this is a VERY costly affair. Keeping him in prison for life would have been significantly cheaper. It makes me wonder whether that money could have been better spent elsewhere, such as supporting the families who have lost loved ones.
Utah would rather be robbed by the Mormon Church. We know. We get it.
@@katuni08 that $200k is a Crime in itself!
Didn’t Utah have any drugs seized in raids and busts? They would be free and another savings would be they would not have to pay for their disposal.
Death Penalty is Biblical, but again the serpant tells people that God surely didn't mean what He said. Swift and quick justice is a deterrent. "Understanding him" does not serve justice for his victims or society.
We need this type of justice in the uk
Agreed
So, for 25 years we paid to house and feed this person plus give him opportunities for education, recreation, medical care, etc. What’s wrong with this picture? He gets the right to a speedy trial. The people should have the right to a speedy fulfillment of the judgement. Even the Bible tells us, Exodus 21:23 “But if a fatality does occur, then you must give life for life.”
25 year he tried to eat himself to death and that didn't work. The prison allowed him to try? Hilarious!
How dare you call him a gentleman discusting.
If a judge or a jury sentenced this guy to a death penalty, i understand that there should be time for his legal team to maybe proof he is not guilty, but 25 !! years ? That doesn't make sense to me
He also stated, just before he asked for leniency, that he did it. There is no question of guilt or innocence here. He did this horrific crime and now his sentence is being carried out.
Can anyone tell me why it takes soooo long for a person to be executed? Like decades. I don't understand why it can't happen immediately after it's been handed down by the judge/jury. Serious question.
He also assaulted the Gramma...horrible and nonsense crimen.
It was the grandma he unalived.
we need to get this down to no more than 5 years after conviction
Ok then YOU PAY FOR THAT PRISONER, TO STAY IN PRISON FOREVER, OUTTA YOUR OWN POCKET!!!!!!!!
"it's a cruel punishment", oh my god lady. He gets to go to sleep peacefully from an injection as a response to his decapitating a woman in front of children. I'm sure his victim wishes she got that luxury
25 YEARS on death row.. make it make sense!!
You say that the medicine is expensive, how expensive was it on tax payers all these years just for his food
Justice served
Why is it in America the criminal gets more luxuries then the victim. Disgusting country we live in.
Ask the family of the victims .understand he took there loved one ,
Why did it take decades to off this guy? There is no question of his guilt.
The protester has lost her mind. Maybe they should be shown the crime scene photos that made jurors faint. He lived longer in prison than he would have liv8ng his lifestyle on the streets and an innocent sweet woman was brutally taken, a child SAd. In the old days, dp was carried out right outside the courthouse or jail. No time waiting in prison on tax payers dime.
Live coverage of an execution. Thanks media you are amazing
What if the execution DOES bring closure to the family? This woman isn't making a convincing argument for why we SHOULDN'T execute somebody. If this execution brings closure to the victims' family then so be it.
To the man's point about potentially innocent people being executed, yes this is something most of us can agree on. The problem is this doesn't reflect Honie's case at all. Honie admitted to the crime.
I agree totally. He is not an innocent here. I hope it does bring some sense of closure for the family. My heart goes out to them for having to endure this process. It's been a long time.
@@unikornkontroller I haven’t looked to deep into families reactions after the death penalty but from the ones I have seen they usually always have the same answers. Which constitute it didn’t bring back what they lost, and they don’t feel any better. Tho I would never oppose someone seeking revenge under the circumstances but not sure if the word closure fits properly, lest you can share what I am missing.
I was horrifically abused by my birth parents and in foster care. They were part of a cult. Yes I hurt. But I choose to save and rescue animals instead of hurting others….. because I know what it feels like to be treated that way.
Only a true coward uses their past as an excuse to ever hurt anyone or anything.
How many murders occur in Chicago and Baltimore again ?
Riiiighhht