No bond in accused killers of 6 year old in MS last week

I hope the get turned inside out in prison! Blooming onion style.

I still can't understand why they didn't just park the car and walk away. Makes zero sense. They deserve whatever they get.

specifically McBride looks to be a few chromosomes short of an actual human being.

Is Madison County hard on criminals or something

I don't know why this comes as a shock to people.

In Mississippi, there is no bond for capital offenses or murder.

This is truly the best advice I have for the two not facing the death penalty:






IIRC the woman was also a child killer.

Glad to see there isn't a Judge Trudy White on the bench in that district.

The whole deal has so much dumb in it. These guys DROVE into the parking lot in a car. Then, they stole the running car. I'm not sure who got into the stolen car. I assume the driver of the car they arrived in followed the driver of the stolen car. What was the point of stealing the car when they were in a car? Did they need a second car?

Then, there's a sleeping kid in the car, so rather than ditch it and run, one of them shot the child multiple times and they left the stolen car and hauled buns.

I read an article this morning in which the DA or maybe it was the police spokesman said they have no reason to believe this was anything but a random carjacking gone way south. So much dumb!

quote:

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Death penalty will be sought against the lone 18 year old (McBride).

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Likely sentenced to death at 18 years old. What a waste. I'm not saddened by the punishment. I am saddened that a young man chose to live his life this way. 18 years old, sitting in a stolen car shooting a 6 year old child in the head. When you run it all back and think about how everyone involved got to this point it really pisses you off in regard to the culture. An innocent child is dead and a young "man" will be dead in due time thanks in part to the circumstances of his upbringing steering him that way. I don't take the burden of choice and responsibility off his shoulders. But the influences (or lack of good ones) in his upbringing got him down this path and thats an all too often occurrence for young black men.