Oh please let them nail the ****ers.

[applegrove]

Link to tweet

[soothsayer]

1. Fingers crossed!

[Blue Owl]

2. K&R

[Leghorn21]

3. GREAT NEWS

I was beginning to wonder if it was just such a knotted ball of bloody rope that they’d never manage to untangle it

Tick tock, fuckers
All of ya

[Massacure]

4. If there are anybody that deserve the needle...these people are them

This will likely be the first death penalty case prosecuted by the Biden DoJ.

[applegrove]

6. Not a fan of death penalty. Prison for 40 years is good enough.

[ShazzieB]

19. I'm with you.

I haven't always held a strong opinion one way or the other, but at this point in my life, I'm firmly in Team Life Without Parole.

[applegrove]

21. I've always been against though for some henious crimes i will not

put in the effort to care. Like Sadam Hussein. Or Nazis.

[Blue_playwright]

23. Cheaper, too

As a Wichita kid from the BTK era, I take great joy that he has decades left in solitude, without his family or his trophies from his kills.

[msfiddlestix]

5. He looks sort of like the "Stripes Guy" to me, also something about him reminds me of Jim Jordan

When I looked at the Stripes Guy in another post, the sadist that tried to rip off a gas mask off an officer (I think it was), he reminded me of Jim Jordan. Something weird about his expressions and his eyes I guess.

[MustLoveBeagles]

7. K&R

[niyad]

8. Pity my computer froze having to go to twitter, so no friggen' idea.

[applegrove]

9. Tweet:

Federal authorities have narrowed to a handful the number of suspects in the death of US Capitol Police Officer Brian Sicknick, a US official briefed on the probe has said, raising hopes that investigators can bring charges in the case

New video helping investigators in search for suspects in US Capitol police officer's death

cnn.com

[niyad]

10. Thank you for that. Extremely important information.

[JeaneRaye]

18. link to video?

???

[JT45242]

11. They are ALL responsible

They committed felonies that could easily be foreseen to end in violence. Every person who crossed the line into the capitol building is guilty if felony murder.

This is established case law. I don't care who made the death blow any more than I care who was the lookout, the driver, etc. in an armer robbery.

They should all get 5 counts of felony murder -- 25 to life. Since it fits the domestic terrorism definition, the charges should be served consecutively.

q anon shaman, real estate lady, bullhorn lady, oath keepers, I don't care ... they all get 125 years to life.

No death penalty. Just let them all to. Whether it is 400 or 2500, it doesn't matter. Charge them all with the top counts.

Were they go one, they go all.

[Lucky Luciano]

12. Sounds good to me! Solitary confinement as well!

[applegrove]

14. Yes terrorism.

[Hermit-The-Prog]

20. Sounds appropriate to me. Would hate to break up the gang.

[Wawannabe]

13. Yes! Yes! Yes!

Great news!

Will be looking for the arrests in the near future!!

[Gore1FL]

15. Everyone that penetrated the capitol is guilty of felony murder.

Fill the for-profit prisons with these assholes.

[marieo1]

16. Criminals all

Oh, I hope they get the murderer. I watched the trial today and it brought tears to my eyes to see how these criminals stormed our White House, broke glass, threatened people and killed people and all because some idiot that talked his way into being president, encouraged them to destroy our government.

[BootinUp]

17. They must be brought to justice. Nt

[IronLionZion]

22. No one there had a political agenda

so it's not terrorism

[Generic Other]

24. A Hail Mary Pass

Or deflated balls.

I have nothing but "hope...the thing with feathers" -- Emily Dickinson

[greenjar_01]

25. Wow, no fire extinguisher involved

New to me.

"Investigators have determined that initial reports suggesting Sicknick was struck with a fire extinguisher aren't true, CNN previously reported."