DeDee
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Please know this is not to be critical but more for fluid understanding.
We've been told the call went out for an "unresponsive female". Who speaks like that? Paramedics, EMT, LE, etc.
Shall I assume the 911 caller did not use that language because I find it difficult to ring 911 to report an "unresponsive female" Instead, it is likely that I would be screaming incoherently that "My friend is dead. Please hurry!"
This message is to the Killer:
Today, the Great State of TX put a man to death for murders he committed in Tarrant County.
We've been told the call went out for an "unresponsive female". Who speaks like that? Paramedics, EMT, LE, etc.
Shall I assume the 911 caller did not use that language because I find it difficult to ring 911 to report an "unresponsive female" Instead, it is likely that I would be screaming incoherently that "My friend is dead. Please hurry!"
This message is to the Killer:
Today, the Great State of TX put a man to death for murders he committed in Tarrant County.
Texas executed on Tuesday a man convicted of the 1987 killings of a father and his infant son and who three years later at his capital murder trial grabbed a loaded gun from a drawer in the courtroom and tried to attack the judge.
James Bigby, 61, became the fourth inmate in Texas and the sixth nationally to be executed by injection this year.
As the lethal dose of pentobarbital began, he prayed and said several times: "I promise, I'm sorry." He was singing "Jesus Loves Me" as the drug took effect, took a few breaths, started snoring and then stopped all movement.
Fourteen minutes later, at 6:31 p.m., he was pronounced dead.
Source: Fort Worth Man Tied to 4 Killings Executed Tuesday | NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth http://www.nbcdfw.com/news/local/Fo...xecution-Tuesday-416066583.html#ixzz4bN19ii7k
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