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11. It will be a long time. Count on it.

Sat Apr 20, 2013, 03:42 PM

Apr 2013

In the meantime, he'll be held in a "nice" place he can't get out of. Such trials always take a long time before beginning. It's the way of things.

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Timothy McVeigh was arrested, tried, convicted and executed [View all] Leslie Valley Apr 2013 OP

McVeigh wavered all his his rights. DeadEyeDyck Apr 2013 #2

How long should the process be? Jeremy Almond Apr 2013 #3

As swift and fair as the "full weight of the Federal justice system" Leslie Valley Apr 2013 #7

If you could execute him today, how would YOU do it? Trajan Apr 2013 #5

I suspect this will go smoothly mitchtv Apr 2013 #6

They already are sharp_stick Apr 2013 #9

Hopefully... LovingA2andMI Apr 2013 #8

I guess CalFresh Apr 2013 #10

It will be a long time. Count on it. MineralMan Apr 2013 #11