Long story short: Woman on Georgia’s death row staves off execution for the second time, when the drug that would be used for lethal injection appeared cloudy and out of caution, postponed the execution – again.
Not that I’m rooting for this woman to be put to death by any stretch of the imagination, but this story has gained some traction, but it’s unavoidable for me to see as long as I make daily rounds through the local news circuits, and it’s the way it’s developing that makes me think that this execution is probably not going to occur.
But seriously, the drug that would be used to kill a person is deemed suspiciously cloudy, and the execution is called off, because of what? A lethal drug might be dangerously cloudy? To kill people? I’m kind of puzzled to why caution is being exercised when ultimately the goal is to end up with someone no longer alive. Sure, a quick and painless execution would give the boomer some dignity on the way out, but there’s kind of a contradiction of ideas about being humane when putting someone to death is ultimately the goal.