Maryland man executed for 1996 triple murder
Nearly 2,000,000 people signed a petition asking the federal government not to execute Dustin Higgs, who was convicted of ordering the murder of three DC women. Author: Bruce Leshan Updated: 7:11 AM EST January 16, 2021
BELTSVILLE, Md. A Maryland man became the 13th and likely final person put to death by the Trump administration since it restarted federal executions in 2020.
Dustin Higgs lawyer, Shawn Nolan, told WUSA9 he was hopeful the Supreme Court would refuse to lift a stay but the court has allowed 12 other executions to go forward in the last six months. The Trump administration is asked the Supreme Court to let his execution move forward. Around 11 p.m. Friday, the Supreme Court allowed Higgs execution to move forward in a brief, unsigned ruling.
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What bugs me is tRump has been/is acting exactly like the sociopath he is with every step he’s taken and every move he’s made! From calling for the execution of the Central Park 5 to the separation of children from their parents to the cavalier attitude when Puerto Rico was hit by natural disaster to the emergence of the lethality of Covid-19 - he not only doesn’t care about other humans, he ENJOYS inflicting pain! Of course he’d enjoy executing more people than anyone!
Now, after the insurrection, juuuuuuusssttt before his folllowers started turning on him, a few in the media are starting to come forward with articles about The Goldwater Rule. Media and Psychiatrists colluded in agreeing not to discuss or speculate in the mental health of world leaders.