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Lee Malvo, 17, left, and John Muhammad, 41, also known as John Allen Williams, are seen in this recent family photo in Louisiana, provided by Muhammad's former sister-in-law Sheron Norman.

Lee Malvo (left) and John Muhammad, also known as John Allen Williams

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Lee Malvo, 17, left, and John Muhammad, 41, also known as John Allen Williams, are seen in this recent family photo in Louisiana, provided by Muhammad's former sister-in-law Sheron Norman.

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One thing for sure, he won't kill again.

retiredpayphoneman (11/10/2009, 5:17 PM )

what would jesus do? death penalty is inhuman. it brings nobody back alive. did this sentence prevent any murder? guess not...

monkman2112 (11/10/2009, 4:28 PM )

I understand he chose lethal injection over electrocution. He shouldn't have had a choice. Did he give his victims a choice? Did he say "I'm about to kill you, how would you prefer that I do it"? Did he say to his victims "Contact your loved ones and tell them you love them beofre I kill you"? Did he say "Go get your final meal before I kill you"? The answer to all these quesions is NO !!! So why should he be afforded the same luxury?

retiredpayphoneman (11/10/2009, 3:13 PM )

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