Chyz*:

I agree. dont sentence him to life just give him 70yrs.

Haba you are wicked , isn't that too much. I think 69 years , 11 months , 29 days and 23 hours is more appropriate.

Why beg for his life when he was seconds away from taking that ☺₣ hundreds, directly or indirectly?

KnowAll:

What the lawyer is simply telling the court is,


I WANT TO KILL HIM/HER/SOMEONE  IS



DIFFERENT FROM



I HAVE KILLED HIM/HER/SOMEONE


A MAN CANNOT BE ADMONISHED WITH THE HIGHEST PUNISHMENT FOR AN OFFENCE THAT HAS NOT TAKEN PLACE!!!

It is true that the thought of killing is different from the act of killing.  But it's not the case that his crime was that of a thought crime.   He actually attempted to kill, but he failed due to his inexperience and inadequate planning.   He didn't try to kill one person, but multitude.   Even if he was charged with first degree attempted murder,  he would easily face 10yrs.  Now when you take in per count for each passenger on that plane then you see he it will add up just as much as a life sentence.  Take into his account of not being repentant for what he has done, and you will see he deserves no mercy and absolutely no parole.  Life in sentence without the possibility of parole is a present for him.  He deserves death, but then again, it's arguable that would be an easy escape too.   He needs to spend the rest of his miserable life behind bars and hopefully he will find enlightenment and truth, so he can have salvation when he meets his maker.

Picture of Terrorist Prison Cell, i am sure he will feel right at Home.
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He should be given 7 life sentences so that each time he re-incarnates,he'll spend his lifetime in prison and by the time he does 5 lifetimes in prison, he'll grow tired of coming back.

nwanna89:

NO NO NO. If you kill him by hanging or lethal injection, nothing is gained, because the guy was already going to kill himself in the plane. Therefore, he should be sentenced to life in prison, so he suffers more. After 50 years, he'll be 75 and he'd be in prison wishing he was dead. Don't take his life away from him, take the world away from him.

Well said. With the scale of offense, i don't think a presidential pardon is likely for another 1000 years.

Proverbs 1:8 Listen, my son, to your father's instruction and do not forsake your mother's teaching.

mass hysteria, our husbands has gone mad again, but this time the world has gone bunkers!!!1

All power belong to God.

@KnowAll
So from your skewed reasoning it is better to give him another chance to be a suicide bomber (and in Nigeria at that) than for him to be incarcerated?

Thank God justice is not in the hands of your ilk.