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What do ya wanna bet?
8 out of 10 doors the cops kick in
were unlocked.

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I find it amazing how TV parallels real life.

Corruption all around.

And the heroes get murdered.
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Ah HA!
We got you, sucker!


"The first to squeal gets the deal."
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In many show plots,
men have "Mommy Issues" and the ladies have
Bad Dad Syndrome.

All relevant to real life.

I hated my Mom.
So did her parents.
You can ask my Brother.
He suffered too.

HooRay for Dad. He died before mom could file for divorce.

Family Values are neither.
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Q: "Cynical much?"

Tello: "It's an acquired talent."


:smee!: It's good to see people take an interest in their work.
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"Before Elvis, there was nothing"
-John Lennon


15 Elvis Presley Quotes to
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A swivel of the hip and a shake of the leg and the crowd goes wild. Girls scream, there’s fainting in the front row, and concerned parents are wondering what, exactly, is going on. Elvis is in town.

When Elvis Presley arrived on the scene in the mid-1950s, the world of pop music changed forever. He brought a new sound and a new aesthetic to rock ‘n’ roll, influenced by blues, Christian gospel, and Southern country, and sung in his distinctive baritone voice with a three-octave range. His high-energy performances, meanwhile, sent his fans into a frenzy, while courting controversy among society’s more conservative elements.

Elvis was more than a singer, though. He soon became a cultural icon, whose sense of style ranged from a slick James Dean look (complete with signature quiff and sideburns), to outlandish diamond-studded jumpsuits that inspired the likes of Elton John. He was endlessly colorful and entertaining both on stage and off, belying his humble Memphis roots and the shyness he felt as a child.

In his personal life, Presley had his ups and downs, struggling with both drugs and his health (he had a well-documented love of peanut butter, bacon, and banana sandwiches). Still, his comeback concerts never failed to impress, and few doubted that he deserved the title of the “King of Rock ‘n’ Roll.” As Leonard Bernstein once said, “Elvis is the greatest cultural force in the 20th century. He introduced the beat to everything, music, language, clothes, it’s a whole new social revolution.”


Here are 15 quotes from the King himself, covering everything from his famously provocative pelvis to his views on fame and fortune.


Some people tap their feet, some people snap their fingers, and some people sway back and forth. I just sorta do ‘em all together, I guess.

To judge a man by his weakest link or deed is like judging the power of the ocean by one wave.

The first time that I appeared on stage, it scared me to death. I really didn't know what all the yelling was about. I didn't realize that my body was moving. It's a natural thing to me. So to the manager backstage I said, “What'd I do? What'd I do?” And he said, “Whatever it is, go back and do it again.”

Just because I managed to do a little something, I don't want anyone back home to think I got the big head.

The image is one thing and the human being is another… it's very hard to live up to an image.

In public, I like real conservative clothes, something that's not too flashy. But onstage, I like ‘em as flashy as you can get ‘em.

Money's meant to be spread around. The more happiness it helps create, the more it’s worth. It's worthless as old cut-up paper if it just lies in a bank and grows there without ever having been used to help a body.

Truth is like the sun. You can shut it out for a time, but it ain’t goin’ away.

I'm not a loner, I don't think. But I've got to admit. Sometimes I like just getting off by myself. You know.
Just off somewhere alone. No crowds or anything. Where it's just peaceful. And quiet. And you can think.

I figure all any kid needs is hope and the feeling he or she belongs. If I could do or say anything that would give some kid that feeling, I would believe I had contributed something to the world.

Money can never buy everything your heart desires. It won't buy love, or health, or true happiness.

My momma taught me one thing right from the very beginning, and that's that everyone's got a right to his own opinion. I believe that. And I also believe that you can't make everyone like you.

I watch my audience and listen to them, and I know we are all getting something out of our system. None of us knows what it is. The important thing is that we’re getting rid of it and nobody’s getting hurt.

I've had a pretty good lesson in human nature. It’s more important to try to surround yourself with people who can give you a little happiness, because you only pass through this life once, Jack. You don’t come back for an encore.
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Serg?y Berezovikóv
Lives in Russia (1983–present)


What if Russia invaded the U.S.A?

I'm not an analyst, but a military attack against the US in its current form is the dumbest thing imaginable.

The US possesses the strongest military in the world surpassing several runners up COMBINED. Currently, there is no realistic scenario in which a military attack against the US would bring any benefit to the attacking party. And there is really no point in doing so. The US is the most influential country in the world, it stands as a world cop, and it's not necessarily a bad thing. Of course, we all know that Americans care jack shite about what's going on outside their yard. But if America were truly to believe in themselves as the hope of this world's future, they better start caring, learning about other cultures and peoples. Otherwise they will be seen as oppressors and the eventually the world would gang up against them. Again, not militarily. There are other smart ways. For example, Americans like to accuse the Russians of interfering in their elections. I for one think that it's incredibly stupid that they think some hackers can really influence the outcome of their elections, but that is beside the point. The important thing here is that this is the way America can go down as the most influential country in the world. Internal political struggle, fuelled by foreign forces. I do not wish for that to be the case, but if we are talking about possibilities, that is the one.

FYI, America is a great nation, I hope it comes to its senses, defeat their domestic enemies and stop making foreign ones. The world today has the most peaceful mindset in its history and that is an achievement. We better not fluck that up.

Those guys don't have to shoot each other.
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Eric Pederson
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Originally Answered: What would happen if Russia invaded USA (no allies help USA)?


Man, there’s a lot of these kinds of questions lately.

First of all, there is no possible way Russia could ever invade the USA…even if the allies didn’t assist the Americans. The U.S. got to be one of the most powerful military nations on Earth partly because it’s never had to worry about foreign invaders at its doorstep…unlike Europe and Russia…and has had plenty of time to right-size and properly train/equip its forces.

The U.S. is bordered by TWO vast oceans — literally the bridge between East and West. In case you’re not good with geography, the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans are enormous. So Russians would need to, somehow, get their troops and equipment transported many thousands of miles over open ocean, in perfect coordination with each other, while simultaneously avoiding all American sonar, radar, and satellite nets. Virtually impossible task…and that’s not even counting all the stuff that could go badly for them just due to natural forces while underway at sea…in the midst of climate change.

So there’s that.

But assuming the Russians were able to do that, they’d eventually be spotted amassing off both American coasts and the U.S. military would have plenty of time to get into position defensively while the Navy was sent out to engage the enemy. So, being that the U.S. Navy is unrivaled in size and capability in the world, it’s a good bet a whole lot of Russians would die just in the naval battle that would ensue off the east and west coasts. Plus, NORAD would be very active, so the U.S. Air Force would be providing virtually non-stop combat air patrols over U.S. air space to prevent a potential Russian air attack coming over the top from Siberia.

Assuming the Russians somehow managed to get through all THAT with a sufficiently sized force to proceed with an invasion, they’d then have to establish numerous beachheads to get all those men and machines ashore. D-Day was basically a success for the Allies in WWII because we just threw enough humans into the meat grinder to overwhelm their defenses. So the U.S. Marines and Army would probably be sitting comfortably in their armored vehicles or pillboxes just waiting to lay waste to any Russians coming off an amphibious landing craft.

By the time all of this was done, there probably wouldn’t be enough Russians left to occupy New York. Oh! And I almost forgot, Americans are crazy gun nuts. Everyone has one. So assuming they did get some men and materiel ashore, they’d have to contend with MILLIONS of armed citizens taking pot shots at them.

So yeah. Russia will never invade the U.S. Ever.

**EDIT**

I’m noticing some people liking this answer who are people politically opposite of me. You really should reconsider doing that. This isn’t an endorsement of your right-wing pro-gun/pro-military views. It’s just subjective observation. This country still sucks because of what you all have turned it into and it does kind of irritate me that we have found common ground about this. Just know that after the invaders are dead I’ll turn my weapon on all of you. Just saying.
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R J Holland
Former Professional Drummer Session and Touring Bands Mar 22


If John Bonham had not died in 1980, would
Led Zeppelin still be together?


I’d like to think it is possible that they would have toured for quite awhile for the money and love of playing like the Stones. But would they still be touring today? I don’t know. There was quite a bit of infighting in the band. There was also quite a lot of fighting in Led Zep’s audiences.

However there was infighting in the Rolling Stones and in their audiences too and they are still going, minus Charlie.

It’s hard to say if they would still be touring today but it’s nice to think that maybe they would be. There is a lot of the old bands still touring with guys in their 70s bless them.

Strangely enough, as a professional session, band and touring drummer I was not a big Zep fan. I was a big Bonham fan though and only listened to them because of him. I was not a Robert Plant fan at all.

Anyway, since I’m doing isolated drum tracks of Ringo and Charlie, here’s the isolated drum track to Zep’s Fool In The Rain. This is a terrific drum song and you can truly appreciate the drumming to it through this video because it gets a little buried on the record. John borrowed this great beat from the legendary Bernard Purdie. This beat is called the Purdie Half Time Shuffle. Bonham took it for this song and added a little hi hat lift to it.

This is a fun beat to learn, it might take you awhile but it’s worth learning because you can possibly at it to a song if your own or just show off drumming it to folks. It’s the ghost hits on the snare and makes it great.

Here’s John in the recording studio. He swears at the beginning so just warning you, but listen to the great sound of those Ludwigs. That big bass drum sound kills me.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lWnhz1ZcF74&t=73s
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10 Woke Changes Disney Is Making To
Old Cartoons

Walt Disney Studios is a progressive haven of tolerance, love, and understanding—and they're definitely NOT groomers. But it wasn't always that way. A long time ago in the dark past, Disney created content that was... problematic.

Never fear! Disney is making several changes to beloved films to make them more acceptable to today's audiences!

Here are ten such changes coming down the pike:

1) Snow White: Will be a black man accompanied by seven normal-sized persons, each of a different gender.

2) The Lady and the Lady and the Tramp and the Tramp and the Tramp: This polyamorous love story will normalize polyamory because I guess we need to normalize everything now.

3) Mulan: A suppressed young girl shouts her abortion until all of China hears. Her father is displeased until he is thrown into prison for speaking against China's two-child policy.

4) Encanto: They don't talk about Bruno because he voted for Trump.

5) Lilo and Stitch: Lilo gets stitches after her double mastectomy.

6) Pinocchio: The little wooden boy becomes a real girl.

7) Cruella: Ms. DeVille seeks to make a coat from the skins of Trump voters—so she's no longer a villain.

8) The Lion King: The Hyenas burn down pride rock and cast out the lion colonizers. All the lions are Christian. All the Hyenas are gay.

9) Alice In Wonderland: Alice travels down the rabbit hole to explore just how many genders there are.

10) The Rescuers: Two mice free a child from conservative parents who teach them to love liberty and make them read Tuttle Twins books.

Wow! We can't wait to see these! What are your favorites?


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AOC Drafts Legislation Opposing Ghost Guns:
'Ghosts Don't Even Need Guns Since They're Dead Already'

:sam2gun:  If Admin duzzint like guns, why am I here?
WASHINGTON, D.C.—Congresswoman AOC has recently drafted strong legislation designed to unilaterally ban ghost guns. She claims the legislation is needed since ghosts are dead already and don't actually need guns anymore.

“Why would we allow ghosts to have guns if they're dead already? The gun would simply fall through their hands,” said Congresswoman AOC. “Besides, every gun in the hands of a ghost is one less gun in the hands of the people who really need them: FBI agents."

"And in conclusion," she stated confidently, "What if a ghost DOES learn how to use a firearm? They are scary enough already! A gun is, like, the last thing they need! That’s why I am proposing legislation to stop this nonsense at once.”

AOC’s Democrat colleagues tried to explain that ghost guns referred to 3D printed and unmarked guns made by libertarians—which they also oppose—but this only spooked AOC more. “Okay, so now what do we do if ghosts learn to make their own ghost guns with 3D printers?!” said AOC in horror. “We'd never be able to stop them!"

AOC then called the Ghostbusters to capture all the ghosts before they could ever acquire ghost guns but abandoned her effort after learning that the Ghostbusters also use ghost guns.

At publishing time, AOC abandoned the legislation after finding out it would disproportionately affect Democrat voters.


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Inflation was going up BEFORE the Ukraine invasion!
Psaki Blames ‘Extraordinarily Elevated’ 8.5% Inflation on ‘Putin Price Hike’

White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki appears to be trying to blunt the impact of today’s expected inflation numbers, warning they will be “extraordinarily elevated.”

She was quick to focus blame for soaring inflation rates on the Russian invasion of Ukraine, despite it trending upward since the day President Biden entered the White House.

“We expect March CPI headline inflation to be extraordinarily elevated due to Putin’s price hike,” Psaki told reporters at a press briefing Wednesday.

“We expect a large difference between core and headline inflation, reflecting the global disruptions in energy and food markets,” she added.

Listen to how many times she packs the phrase ‘Putin price hike’ or references to the Russian President in the span of the following 60-second clip.



:tello: "I went grocery shopping this morning. Prices have doubled since 2 weeks ago. One item that
remains the same since forever is cocoa mix at 99cents a box of 6 packetts. I won't do coffee without it."


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Go look.
THX for not deleting my account.

-Ron


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My days are sure long when they start at 9 AM.
I like to get up around 2 PM when the sun is out, and warm, then I move into night.

The night time is the right time.

Not a vampire. No. I am a Moon Howler.

And those goddamn UFOs are out every night, doing nothing except LOITERING.

Don't plan on an alien invasion anytime soon.
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So, I have some secrets going on here, and if I tell I'm going to jail, hell or both.

Sorry. No telling, this one.

Move along.....
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Movie of the day: "Knowing"

Kudos to the genius writers behind this one!


https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0448011/

In the fall of 1959, for a time capsule, students draw pictures of life as they imagine it will be in 50 years. Lucinda, an odd child who hears voices, swiftly writes a long string of numbers. In 2009, the capsule is opened; student Caleb Koestler gets Lucinda's "drawing" and his father John, an astrophysicist and grieving widower, takes a look. He discovers dates of disasters over the past 50 years with the number who died. Three dates remain, all coming soon. He investigates, learns of Lucinda, and looks for her family. He fears for his son, who's started to hear voices and who is visited by a silent stranger who shows him a vision of fire and destruction. What's going on?
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Weather or not, here it comes...

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TODAY’S WEATHER DISCUSSION AND FORECAST:
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..Good morning.
..After a nice rain overnight, gusty winds have returned to the mountains this morning.
..Today along with the gusty winds, clear skies, very cool temperatures will be the outlook for the day. The winds will taper off later today as the system that passed overnight continues to move East and away from our area.
..Temperatures will remain on the cool side this week, slowly warming towards the weekend. We will be in a Zonal flow aloft that will keep us in a fair weather pattern through Sunday.
..Looking out long range this morning, I don’t see any rain in the seven day window at this time. So I look for a continued slow warming through the period.
..So this is how it looks this morning. Have a great day! RC*
Yesterday’s High and Low temperatures and current winds:
Crestline-46/29*-.37?, Playground Dr-43/26*-N-20-35mph, Cedar Pines Park-43/26*-.25?, Twin-Peaks-42/24*-.38?, Rim Forest-47/28*, Lake Arrowhead Village-47/30*, MacKay Park-46/25*, Cedar Glen-46/26*, Rock Camp-50/28*-FM-22gm, Arrowhead Villas-41/24*.51?, Heaps Peak-39/23*-NE-24-41mph, Running Springs-43/22*, Arrowbear-46/24*-.35?, Green Valley Lk-52/18*-.04?, Big Bear-56/24*, Panorama Point-46/34*-NE-10-41mph, Upper Waterman Canyon-50/37*-NE-7-32mph, Lower Waterman Canyon-58/47*-N-6-22mph, San Berdo-61/48*-.04?, Devore Heights-54/42*-.08?, Cajon Pass-55/44*-N-16-34mph, Wrightwood-58/27*-Clear, Sky Park-41/23*.35?-NE-15-25mph.

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Friends don't let friends drink and post.
I have more Plonck than friends.

Deal with me.
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Say it: One Million five hundred and 2 thousand two hundred.
This is YOU Lurkers, not me.
You raise my numbers, I raise my blood pressure.
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THIS IS NOT A TEST

Yes it is and you failed.

:troll2: :mobbing: :badfinger: :foot:

Try again soon.
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The best way to pass this test is to be honest and show cause.

Pics help.

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smee need not apply. He is excluded from these festivities.
For Just Cause.


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So yeah, I got me some yeah and bought some yeaah yeah.

Is that so wrong?

I don't listen to you.
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Truth be known..on the Dark Side of this site, smee was wrong and rude and norti.
I called it in and he got SERVED.
Society NEEDS "service".

Admin delivers.

I can kill on my own but my reach is short.

smee is a hazard off his meds or hat.

Let it be a lesson to all: you flock with, you get with flockked.
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As far as I'm not concerned, smee is BENCHED.

Keep it warm ya Blighter!~


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SAL: sad about life.
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In Nevada, death penalty has evolved from frontier spectacle
to rare rite of volunteers asking to die

Like other frontier states, Nevada’s history is replete with stories of hanging outlaws and swiftly avenging the heinous crimes of the Wild West.

The state has even stood at the vanguard of capital punishment, pioneering a three-gun execution machine in 1913, becoming the first to employ a gas chamber in 1924 and now devising a three-drug lethal injection combination that includes the deathly effective painkiller fentanyl — a method that’s never been used before.

But while Nevada’s electorate remains firmly supportive of preserving the death penalty and bills to abolish it as recently as last year have gained little traction in the Legislature, it remains infrequently used — a trend stemming from both the cultural peculiarities of the state and the structure of its criminal justice system.

With a frequent rate of conviction reversal and virtually all of the executions in the past 40 years coming from people who voluntarily give up their right to appeal and are asking the state to kill them, critics say the system is broken beyond repair.

“This smells a lot of state-assisted suicide,” said Scott Coffee, a Clark County deputy public defender who’s focused on death penalty cases.

As Nevada prepares to carry out its first execution in 12 years on Wednesday evening, here’s some background on how the state has approached the ultimate punishment.

HISTORY

Sondra Cosgrove, a history professor at the College of Southern Nevada, traces the roots of capital punishment to early civilization, when humans were largely at the mercy of their environment and communities sought to quickly rid themselves of anyone who was potentially harming the group. Little time typically elapsed between the crime and the punishment — a practice that continued into Nevada’s early years.

Because of inconsistent record-keeping in the past, it’s unknown exactly how many executions Nevada has had since it became a recognized territory and then a state in 1864. But state archives indicate there have been at least 75 in what is present-day Nevada.

Early executions were popular public spectacles. The first legal one in Nevada Territory happened Jan. 9, 1863, when Allen Milstead was hanged outside of Dayton less than three months after the killing of a Lyon County commissioner. An estimated 700 people came out to watch.

Mark Twain was among the 4,000 or so witnesses in the 1868 hanging of John Millian outside of Virginia City. Millian was accused in the strangulation murder of a prostitute named Julia Bulette.

And in a botched execution in 1868, 20-year-old Rufus B. Anderson had to be dropped from the gallows three times before he died. The crowd tried to intervene after the first drop didn’t kill him.

The Legislature tried to tamp down on the circus atmosphere in 1875, when it passed a law that prohibits public executions without invitations. Today, the state only allows a half-dozen journalists, immediate family members of the victims and prison officials to witness the execution.

Only one woman was ever executed — Elizabeth Potts, who was hanged with her husband, Josiah Potts, in Elko on a double gallows on June 20, 1890 for murdering and mutilating a man.

The state’s execution practices evolved rapidly in the early 20th century. In 1901, the Legislature called for all executions to take place at the state prison in Carson City; in 1911, the state allowed for execution by shooting and in 1913, it approved electrocution as a method.

In 1924, Nevada became the first state in the country to execute a person in a gas chamber. Gee Jon, a Chinese man, was executed for the murder of a fellow countryman in Mina. The state would go on to execute 31 more men in the chamber until the 1979, when Jesse Bishop died by lethal gas.

Nevada adopted lethal injection for executions in 1983. If Scott Dozier’s execution happens as planned, he will be the 12th person put to death by that method.

A FRONTIER STATE

Death penalty laws and practices vary widely by state, and even more so by country. Nineteen states and the District of Columbia have abolished the practice, with the earliest being Michigan in 1846 and the most recent being Delaware in 2016.

Four states — Colorado, Pennsylvania, Washington and Oregon — have a governor-called moratorium on executions. But 31 states, including Nevada, still have the death penalty.

Worldwide, at least 142 countries have either legally or practically ceased using the death penalty, according to Amnesty International. The group estimated that most of the 993 executions carried out in 2017 occurred in China, Iran, Saudi Arabia, Iraq and Pakistan.

Southern states including Texas use it most often — they account for 1,193 of the country’s executions since the U.S. Supreme Court lifted a moratorium on the practice in 1976. The Midwest has had 181 in that time period, while the West has had 85 and the Northeast counts just four.

Texas has had 544 executions in those four decades, compared with 12 in Nevada.

The reasons for Texas having such a high rate of execution has a number of explanations, including the fact that its appellate judges are elected and often need to take a tough on crime stance to win voters and that its system of court-appointed lawyers for defending indigents can lead to inexperienced attorneys working death penalty cases.

In the book The Rope, the Chair, and the Needle: Capital Punishment in Texas, 1923-1990, the authors attribute Texas' execution rate to the Southern "cultural tradition of exclusion," and that "such exclusion was a basic element of the legacy of slavery."

The authors theorize that the South has a tradition of dehumanizing groups of people has made it easier for Southerners to separate themselves from people who depart from social and legal norms.

Cosgrove says Nevada’s urges toward swift “frontier justice” have been tempered in recent decades by concerns about image — the desire, especially in Las Vegas and among corporate interests, to be a fantasy land far removed from crime and gruesome executions.

A BROKEN SYSTEM?

Nevada’s juries have opted for a death sentence 186 times between 1977 and 2017. But that’s only yielded an execution 12 times, and in 11 of those cases, the condemned voluntarily gave up appeals.

The one involuntary execution was of Richard Moran, a defendant who hadn’t exhausted all his legal resources when he was initially on trial for three murders — he discharged his lawyers and changed his pleas to guilty before he was sentenced to death.

Brendan Riley, who witnessed numerous executions during his long career as an Associated Press correspondent in Carson City, recalls that all the death row inmates he interviewed said they were ready to go when their execution date arrived.

“There was nobody saying ‘I don’t want to this, I don’t want to die,’” he said, noting that one inmate even gulped the gas in the execution chamber in an effort to speed along the process. “In a sense, that makes it easier to deal with for everybody. These are people who don’t want to spend their lives on death row.”

Human rights organization Amnesty International, however, is critical of what it calls the “volunteer phenomenon.” While only about 10 percent of all executions conducted since 1976 have been of volunteers, Nevada’s volunteer rate stands at 92 percent.

A handful of states that had been executing high numbers of volunteers decided to scrap the penalty. Connecticut and New Mexico abolished the death penalty in the past decade, and Oregon, Pennsylvania and Washington State have put moratoriums on executions.

“The State’s mechanism of execution [is] triggered by an entirely arbitrary factor: the defendant’s decision to acquiesce in his own death,” wrote Justice Stephen Breyer in a 2015 dissenting opinion.

In an interview with the Las Vegas Review-Journal over the weekend, Dozier said he was still holding firm to a desire to die and that “if people say they’re going to kill me, get to it.”

“Life in prison isn’t a life,” he told the newspaper. “This isn’t living, man. It’s just surviving.”

The punishment loses meaning at that point, critics say.

“It becomes not about who deserves it the most, but who’s most willing to go to the death chamber and that should make us take a hard look at ourselves,” said Coffee. “The easy [answer] is executing more people, but mistakes start getting made.”

CONCERNS ABOUT FAIRNESS

One potential consequence of executions is killing an innocent person — a risk underscored by the fact that many people sent to death row later triumph in appeals of their conviction or sentence.

According to a report by Harvard University’s Fair Punishment Project, prosecutorial misconduct was found in 47 percent of the Clark County death penalty cases directly appealed to the Nevada Supreme Court between 2006 and 2016, although a sentence can sometimes be reinstated if the courts redo the trial or penalty phases.

And in more than 31 percent of Nevada cases, an inmate is permanently taken from death row because their conviction or penalty has been reversed or vacated.

That was the case of Michael Domingues, who was convicted of committing a double murder when he was 16 years old. A U.S. Supreme Court decision in 2005 — 12 years after the killings — barred states from executing people for crimes they committed while they were younger than 18.

“When you think about it, we do not trust government to hand out driver's licenses,” said Drew Johnson, a senior fellow at the Taxpayers Protection Alliance, told Nevada lawmakers in a hearing last March. “Even if we lived in a dream world where we were sure we never put an innocent person to death, it still gives government power it should not have: to be able to kill its own citizens.”

For Riley, questions of the inmate’s guilt were paramount as he prepared for and witnessed executions.

“I always hoped that everything was looked at very closely by a jury, by a judge — everyone involved in the legal process so there was no question of guilt,” he said.

Even so, he said the experience was a strange one.

“You are watching someone die and you are not doing anything about it. That’s a weird state of mind because if someone’s drowning, you throw them a rope,” he said. “I wish that everybody who was involved in that legal process — including the jury, the judge, the prosecutor — would be present as a witness ... so they know and understand what it means, what society is doing.”

Aside from concerns about justice, pursuing the death penalty is expensive. Two defense attorneys must be appointed instead of one, and the case must examine not only the day of the crime, but the person’s entire life story, Coffee said.

A 2014 state audit found cases where the death penalty is sought cost about $532,000 more than murder cases where prosecutors don’t pursue capital punishment.

EFFORTS TO REPEAL

The most recent attempt to repeal the death penalty came in the 2017 legislative session, where a bill sponsored by Democratic Assemblyman James Ohrenschall failed to advance out of an Assembly committee. Ohrenschall, who is now running for state Senate, said he was unsure if he would bring the bill back in the 2019 legislative session.

One potential qualm for lawmakers is that the death penalty itself is still overwhelmingly viewed favorably by Nevadans. A poll commissioned by The Nevada Independent last year found that 66 percent of voters preferred to keep the death penalty in place, compared to just 22 percent who opposed it and 7 percent unsure.

Coffee said that in legislative hearings, victims’ families tend to capture the sympathies of lawmakers more than those defending death row inmates.

“The case against it is overwhelming,” he said about the death penalty, “but I gotta tell you — the emotional side of things often falls to the opposition. Someone comes in and has a loved one killed — those are pretty fundamental, gut-wrenching, decision-making realities and the emotion of the situation is with the victims and the victims’ families.”

Republican Gov. Brian Sandoval said in 2017 that he would reject any bill seeking to abolish capital punishment, and the two main candidates to replace him have both said they wouldn’t get rid of the death penalty.

Republican attorney general and gubernatorial candidate Adam Laxalt wrote in a 2017 letter submitted for a hearing on the capital punishment abolishment bill that his office was strongly opposed to the bill and getting rid of the penalty in the face of public support would “risk undermining their faith in the judicial system.”

“It is fundamental to our concept of justice in Nevada for the worst, most violent acts of murder, juries should consider whether death is an appropriate punishment,” he wrote in the letter. “The death penalty is not imposed lightly, and is only possible in a narrow context when the jury finds that specific aggravating circumstances outweigh any mitigating circumstances. Circumstances in which at least one life has been violently taken, leaving other lives shattered as a result.”

Democratic gubernatorial candidate Steve Sisolak, the chair of the Clark County Commission, said he was mostly opposed to use of the death penalty but said it was warranted in extreme cases, such as that of Las Vegas Strip shooter Stephen Paddock, who died by suicide shortly after the massacre.

Republican Assemblyman Keith Pickard was one of those who attended a hearing on banishing the death penalty. He had several takeaways — including that he doesn’t think executions deter crime, but that victims’ families’ testimonies brought the matter into better focus and that voters should weigh in on the legality of capital punishment.

“I’ve always felt like it should be a tool in the toolbox for the most egregious of crimes,” he said about the death penalty. “I think that this is an appropriate response. Not the state looking to kill people to respond. This is the state looking to carry out a judicial process.”

CLOSURE

Nancy Hart of the Nevada Coalition Against the Death Penalty said she was disappointed that Democratic leadership didn’t prioritize the bill, saying that she feels the Legislature is deferring too much to the executive branch on the issue.

“On a personal level I feel dismayed and sad because … it is a human rights violation and it’s happening in our names,” she said in an interview last fall about Dozier’s execution. “And it feels wrong and this has nothing to do with whether Scott Dozier wants it. It’s such a barbaric, outdated act.”

Her group will be staging a protest in front of the Governor’s Mansion in Carson City on Wednesday, just before the scheduled execution is set to take place more than 300 miles away.

“We deeply sympathize with all those who have lost relatives or friends due to violent crime, especially the family and loved ones of Jeremiah Miller, the victim in Mr. Dozier’s case,” she said in a statement announcing the vigil. “However, killing is not the solution to violence and does not promote true healing."

As for closure, Riley said he never got the sense that victims’ families who witnessed executions with him felt much satisfaction after watching the death of the person convicted of killing their loved one.

“My personal feeling is there’s not closure,” he said. “They’re totally weirded out by the situation. It’s bizarre, unnatural.”


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Partial List of Serial Killers
   
By The Editors of Encyclopaedia Britannica • Edit History
Serial killers, or serial murderers, are criminals who have committed at least two homicides over a period of time. This is a list of notable serial killers, ordered alphabetically by country of origin or residence.

American
H.H. Holmes
David Berkowitz
Boston Strangler
Ted Bundy
Jeffrey Dahmer
John Wayne Gacy
Ed Gein
Herman Webster Mudgett
Aileen Wuornos
Zodiac killer
Dennis Rader
Belgian
Marc Dutroux
British
Harold Shipman
Colombian
Luis Garavito
French
Marcel Petiot
German
Peter Kürten
Bruno Lüdke
Irish
William Burke
William Hare
Italian
Monster of Florence
Pakistani
Javed Iqbal
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😡NEXT COURT DATE APRIL 29TH,2022...Prayers going up that the court protects our community's innocent children and they lock this scumbag up😡

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OMG FINALLY!!!! Praying justice is done and he is in the slammer for Decades keeping our innocent safe!!

Dee Levey
Cheri Lynn Cheri Lynn I hope so too 😡he's already slipped through the judicial system once in Ventura County for similar charges. and what he's done up here and the case that the sheriff's were able to put together is gut-wrenching😡he needs to be locked up because he will continue to offend if they leave him out on the streets. and the fact that he runs a spa business on this mountain and it Services many homes with families that have children😡 sickens me to my core. He and his family also have vacation rentals they advertise for them through Big Bear vacations. not to mention his spa business is located within two blocks of a middle school as well as a couple of blocks from what was once an elementary school during the time he's accused of doing these things.
It's also very concerning to know that he was a longtime lover,perhaps even now, of a guy that owns a pretty big business up here as well and also has a fetish for the boys😡 what makes this even worse is this guy's family is very wealthy and they cover for him they're fully aware of what he does,including his wife. He also has kids of his own😡 when I say this guy needs to be locked up I'm very serious😡 and I wish there was a way to hold his wife and family members accountable as accessories😡

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Dee Levey He’s gotta go

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Has he been incarcerated this whole time if im reading correctly, 2020?

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Chrissy Giddens no he was originally arrested and put in jail and his family bailed him out and then the first time we went before a judge the judge threw him back in jail and raised his bail to over $1000000 and again his family who covers for him bailed him out again so he has been out on our streets running a local spa business on the boulevard just blocks from a middle school and he has been out on the streets this entire time.

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ABSOLUTELY!😡

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