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Title: The execution of Keith Dwayne Nelson Post by: Gozie51 on August 28, 2020, 07:59:26 AM Quote Nelson was sentenced to death for the kidnapping, sexual abuse and subsequent killing of a 10-year-old girl he took while she was rollerblading in front of her Kansas home. Nelson confessed to raping the girl and strangling her to death with a wire. How can an adult rape a minor of 10 and strangle her to death? Is this not heinous crime against humanity? What is the point of strangling her with a wire, could she be struggling to attack Nelson or what? A powerless little baby. The details here https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.cnn.com/cnn/2020/08/27/politics/keith-dwayne-nelson-execution/index.html Do you think the confession is political or real ? Title: Re: The execution of Nelson Post by: Jet Cash on August 28, 2020, 08:05:51 AM Please note - this does not refer to Admiral Lord Nelson - the English naval hero. On seeing the title of this thread, that was why I opened it.
Title: Re: The execution of Nelson Post by: Gozie51 on August 28, 2020, 08:12:53 AM Please note - this does not refer to Admiral Lord Nelson - the English naval hero. On seeing the title of this thread, that was why I opened it. Surely buddy, I was about to complete the post before your fast response ;D Thanks Title: Re: The execution of Keith Dwayne Nelson Post by: Jet Cash on August 28, 2020, 09:49:29 AM Thanks for that. :)
It's my traditional English background. The use of a surname without a title or Christian name was reserved for Lords,but that seems to have gone by the bye. The other use comes from references by public school boys, who tended to use surnames rather than Christian names. (remember that in England "public" schools are the top private schools, free education is provided by state schools). To refer to your OP I support capital punishment in cases like this if guilt can be proven without a reasonable doubt. Title: Re: The execution of Keith Dwayne Nelson Post by: Gozie51 on August 28, 2020, 10:08:52 AM Thanks for that. :) It's my traditional English background. The use of a surname without a title or Christian name was reserved for Lords,but that seems to have gone by the bye. Oh... Really.. I was thinking modernity is only visiting the African Society.. Haha. I guess your good old days huh. ;D The other use comes from references by public school boys, who tended to use surnames rather than Christian names. (remember that in England "public" schools are the top private schools, free education is provided by state schools). Like the youths are surely the leaders of today unlike the previous saying; Leaders of tomorrow ??? Lol Quote To refer to your OP I support capital punishment in cases like this if guilt can be proven without a reasonable doubt. I support it too when confession is not induced. |