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| Killer's Letters Keep Him Behind Bar |
| By cnn.com |
| Published: 08/16/2010 |
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(CNN) -- Billy Ray White vowed 20 years ago that when he got out of prison, he would track down the relatives of the man he'd murdered and subject them to gruesome deaths. In a handwritten letter to J.D. Hall's daughter, the convicted killer promised to carve her up like a turkey and make her head into a flower pot. In another letter to Hall's son, he said he would put him through a meat grinder and force his relatives to eat him. "You can run but you can't hide. You can go to the police, but they can't protect you. You can change your name, address, or even move, but I will always find you," he wrote in a letter postmarked May 15, 1989, to Hall's widow. "They can't keep me in here for the rest of my life." The letters were from "Charles Manson," but White has admitted to writing them. In a 1991 letter to the Georgia State Board of Pardons and Parole, he acknowledged that writing them was a "stupid thing" to do and asked for forgiveness. Read More. |
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If this was a "smoking "gun" case, he should have been executed right after sentencing. If it wasn't he and all murderers should get life without parole. Because he wrote the letters, it is better to err on the side of safety and keep him in jail for life.