Robert Fratta to be executed on Tuesday

Barring any last-minute stays, Robert “Bob” Fratta is scheduled for execution Tuesday in Huntsville.
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[@Sea-cucumber1151]

His arrogance just exudes from him. What he did to his wife, let alone his children, he is psychopathic with no empathy for anyone.

[@teastrainer3604]

He thought he was all that, didn't he?

[@YeeHaww]

@@teastrainer3604he’s hot though

[@vickilawrence7207]

Exactly

[@vickilawrence7207]

@@teastrainer3604omg yes! But I’ll bet he no longer has that smirk on his face nor those muscles he thought made him a man! Now he’s just another loser going to get what he has coming to him! I don’t really believe in the death penalty but sometimes it just seems like the only resolution to something so horrific!

[@jakeforrest]

Maybe more correct to say he WAS hot. They decided to wait execution him until he was not so hot.

[@100forks]

I can't imagine the cost to tax payers to keep a man on death row for 30 years. It should be no more than 1 year.

[@sophiar6996]

The average stay on death row costs the taxpayers $23 million over 15-20 years while they’re waiting, so Fratta cost us $34.5 million.

[@Eltanin25]

Well, in that case there would had to be a very swiftly going appeal system. As far as I know, the court system in USA is very slow. If you limited the stay on death row for one year, many of those condemned wouldn't see their appeal. Which doesn't sound right, does it?

[@jack37133]

@@sophiar6996sounds like a lot but imo it’s better than innocent people not having a chance to appeal.

[@pauldeanda4985]

Yes, I agree that this train of thought makes sense in some cases where there is no question, but not if you or the person has been falsely convicted like we have seen in other cases. It would make more sense if all evidences was allowed to be presented and if there were consequences to prosecutors if they were found to withhold evidence a/o other BS.

[@rickihosein]

What if they're innocent though?...a yr is too soon!!

[@sophiar6996]

The average stay on death row costs the taxpayers $23 million over 15-20 years while they’re waiting, so Fratta cost us $34.5 million. Theres something seriously wrong with our justice system.

[@bijouxaddict]

Americans only ones in first world country that have death penalty - crazy system and the whole process costs major bucks to your country - they r only first world country doing this crazy punishment still in 2024 ...Abominable

[@Moofie-rc5dd]

People have to get paid watching him though

[@sophiar6996]

@@Moofie-rc5dd well maybe they shouldn’t drag out death row twenty years.

[@iiyyxxnn]

​@@Moofie-rc5ddwho's all getting paid millions to watch him?

[@andreasleonhard1512]

What about the innocent people who get exonerated after years and years on death row? There's a reason people are on death row for such a long time, and that is so they can exhaust all their legal actions. This is to prevent the death penalty from being carried out in a way where the wrong people die

[@stephaniewood1547]

Why do people that do these terrible killings get to have their rights met, and to live a longer life, while the innocent one(s) who lost their lives are no longer?!!!

[@nielswillems8771]

Their are a lot of retards

[@TVHouseHistorian]

Not sure, but I think it has something to do with due process. I agree, it seems completely unfair, but the process has its purpose (although 30 years on death row seems completely insane to me). Putting someone to death is a huge, weighty consideration no matter how much it’s deserved, and we want to make sure the justice system isn’t indiscriminately putting people to death. There is a difference between fairness and justice.

[@l5248]

i don't know man, you want to take up necromancy?

[@SlimKeith11]

That is our system of justice in America.

[@SlimKeith11]

Aw, you're so cute, you learned a new word and you want to share it with everyone. @@l5248

[@Sarah-lb8cs]

Wtf!!! Death row for almost 30 years?? That’s disgusting!

[@sensimania]

Ikr! I thought it was meant to be 10yrs max (even with appeals)

[@yvonneleonard7665]

Thirty years is beyond disgusting!!!

[@harrisonhanson2998]

No! That’s the United States judicial system, & if he WAS innocent what than?!?

[@victorpham4467]

US of A had the Law but not the Justice.

[@kmj782]

He had money and brains to drag it out. I feel sorry for his children

[@Tom-kx3xe]

29 years it's taken to snuff this POS?? That legal system should be ashamed of themselves..

[@IncompetentKlutz]

People who advocate for the barbaric death penalty shouldbe ashamed also. Its 2023, not the medieval era.

[@West_Coast]

They have to make him pay a little before he goes.

[@Tom-kx3xe]

@@IncompetentKlutz , and i guarantee YOU ARE PRO ABORTION. Capital punishment is NOT used enough. There should be an execution in every state every month. Maybe people will finally realize killing another person isn't worth it. And if not tough crap, die and make room for someone else..

[@IncompetentKlutz]

@@MagpieAnnie73 It is horrible to imply that someone who is not in favor of the death penalty doesn't care about victims of crime. Aside from the cruel and unusual nature of the punishment, I just don't believe in adding to the tragedy.

[@IncompetentKlutz]

@@Tom-kx3xe You can guarantee absolutely nothing about me other than I'm against killing full stop.

[@tibzig1]

The media keeps referring to him as a "Former Houston Police Officer" or a "Houston area Police Officer." He was NEVER a POLICE OFFICER. He was a "Police Service Officer." A glorified clerk at the front desk of a station taking in certain types of walk-in reports.

[@WisdomTooth1987]

same thing, those guys did patrol at some point. he was also a firefighter. All you're describing is deskwork instead of patrol duty.

[@oggwop6724]

I guess you choose to ignore the part the caller blame it on an African American.

[@petemarron6677]

And?

[@carolynmerrick6377]

@@oggwop6724 THE TRIGGERMAN WAS

[@oggwop6724]

@@carolynmerrick6377 how much years he got?

[@firefeethok_tui2355]

Imaging standing face to face with a stranger who is holding a gun in your face, thinking of your small kids and realising, there would be nothing you could do to change it. Her last seconds must habe been just a wave of brutal emotional pain.

[@AloneAgainstAll8855]

Especially when a black is the killer. Sickening.

[@mkeogh76]

4:00 Fratta's case has been well known among true crime fans partly because of how he behaved upon being released after his initial interrogation: that wink and smile. He was a subject of A&E's old American Justice series, Dateline/48 Hours, and a Werner Herzog documentary. How he behaved after his initial release was truly appalling. Rather than acting like someone knowing he's the lead suspect in a capital murder case and/or a concerned father worried about his children's trauma over losing their mother, he acted like he had just won the lottery (and in Fratta's twisted mind he undoubtedly thought he had just won his version of one: full custody, no child support payments and vengeance upon an ex who had exposed his disgusting sexual perversions.)

[@missingbitz9831]

A lot like Drew Peterson, who killed two of his wives. He initially shunned the media, but then grew to LOVE the attention it was giving him. Both of these dudes were complete psychos.

[@FlyGuy2000]

Just because someone does not behave in a manner you consider to be "normal" does not, nor should it, imply any form of guilt. This case was not based on any concrete evidence, and the death penalty should never be used for such cases.

[@sweettina2]

​@@FlyGuy2000 SMH

[@johnl9977]

He was a MAGA Republican before there was MAGA!

[@RH-tv9hk]

​@@FlyGuy2000 The OP did not say that his behavior implied guilt.

[@Archimedes616]

So he was in church with the kids when his wife was killed. And just how many times had he gone to church with the kids before she was killed?

[@antonioacevedo5200]

He was technically at church, but he was outside most of the time on the phone planning his wife's murder.

[@HowieHoward-ti3dx]

@@antonioacevedo5200 Did they have cell phones in 1994?

[@antonioacevedo5200]

I am not sure, but I got this information from one of those crime programs.@@HowieHoward-ti3dx

[@Goodwillwinoverevil1984]

@@HowieHoward-ti3dx My mom had one in 1996. She was the first in our family to get one, it was high tech and great at the time.

[@OdiesMama]

The reporter said he was active in his church.

[@MGris656]

These creeps get sentenced to death row and they're more likely to die of old age.

[@Goodwillwinoverevil1984]

But being in prison isn't fun either, lol, what are you thinking. It isn't a hotel stay, and he'll not have much of a life with his criminal conviction outside those cell walls.

[@MGris656]

@@Goodwillwinoverevil1984 these people thrive in prison and have no fear of it.

[@MLSPlatforms]

@@Goodwillwinoverevil1984but you still may get out ,

[@rshawn4303]

being a dead man walking is worse than being a dead man

[@feralhomunculus]

My heart breaks for those children. I'm sorry her father didn't live to see justice. May she and her father rest in peace, and may her murderers rot in hell.

[@44_83]

How do you know he and the other two haven't accepted the Savior and repented of their sin? If this is so, they will enter eternal paradise after death.

[@calibean7736]

@@44_83 Absolutely right. I pray he has made peace with our creator.

[@lukebrown1484]

@@44_83 Meanwhile back in the real world.......

[@calibean7736]

@@lukebrown1484 Back in the real world people are hardened and oblivious to the evil in their own hearts.

[@calibean7736]

If you had a heart you’d be more self aware . You’d see the bitterness that drove Farah’s family into raising their grandchildren to hate their own father . In spite of what he did, and for their sake, love and forgiveness should have been at the center of grieving their precious mother.

[@scotnick59]

Like Ted Bundy, Fratta was movie star handsome but both had souls from hell

[@rominagresely526]

The good looking ones are the craziest.

[@Goodwillwinoverevil1984]

@@rominagresely526 No, they just think they can get away more.

[@opo3628]

Aye. Good looking and he's all too aware of it -- only fuels his narcissism that much more.

[@xrrrismickey]

Bundy was not good looking IMO and Fratta could hardly model for the JC Penny catalog

[@A2D4]

@@xrrrismickeyI agree about Bundy. Have always thot it odd that so many people labeled him ‘good looking’.

[@bigfoot135]

The system can't schedule an execution date after 29 years? Really? This is an insult to the victim and her family/friends and society 😑 absolutely unbelievable 😡

[@petermeter8989]

They do this because locking someone in a box for 29 years is more justice than just ending their life...

[@nicoleparreira1024]

First, The appeals process takes a long time. And for the innocent people exonerated from death row I think waiting while DNA and evidence got more sophisticated was not a bad thing. The justice system is wrong a lot and bends the rules to convict every day.

[@andrewnelis9791]

Well that's true in many ways, but being locked up for nearly 30 yrs , and now facing execution is a double tap . Good riddance also

[@everyxheart]

He got a new trial in 2009. His appeals started over after he was found guilty again and sentenced to death again.

[@olir6910]

It's engaging especially for the family of the victims

[@everyxheart]

I’m very sad for the children.

[@jlvandat69]

Fratta, Scott Peterson, Jodi Arias are examples of people who appear 'normal' in most ways but are lacking the ability to experience compassion, empathy and reason, i.e., psychopaths. As terrifying as it is to most of us, this extreme abnormality is rather common. It's just that most psychopaths figure out ways to remain undetected. I've seen psychopathic behaviors virtually everywhere, albiet usually 'contained'. It just takes a certain set of events to push such people into deadly behaviors.

[@reddiver7293]

Mr. Fratta's not laughing now.

[@SaRkAsMuSoNe-]

That depends, believe it or not. Same goes for Hitler. It’s hard to wrap your head around

[@grayareas7008]

Hitler? I barely knew ler!!

[@gonzalo4658]

@@SaRkAsMuSoNe-hell, heaven, and purgatory are all shared by God in snippets. One can fully have purgatory and hell, both useful to God, but only sporadic complex and non-image related snippets of the kingdom of “heaven” are shown by God

[@asmodeus1274]

@@gonzalo4658Purgatory is a Catholic fantasy. No other religion in the world believes that nonsense.

[@gonzalo4658]

@@asmodeus1274 I’m not confident in the existence of a realm called Purgatory. Rather, I hold the view that Purgatory is something that occurs, and that we go through, in real time, and not in the form of an “afterlife” “realm”. Pope Francis endorses this too.

[@_FROY]

This is confusing, Robert fratta hired a guy to kill his wife, gunman got life in prison and fratta got death penalty. Rae carruth hired a guy to kill his pregnant gf, Rae got 18yrs and the shooter got 50. Carruth has already been released

[@jamesmcbeth4463]

Different states

[@luckynedpepper9030]

The gunman is also on Texas' death row.

[@_FROY]

@@jamesmcbeth4463 a life should be worth the same in every state

[@merle-wq9ir]

Weird legal system in an odd country of different "countries" (states). Nothing much stacks up. 😅😅

[@SlimKeith11]

Is it bring your retarded kid to youtube and let him comment day? Or am I just assuming.... based on the stupidity of the comment? @@merle-wq9ir

[@astrohaterade]

I hope Farrah’s family feels some sort of comfort after tonight.

[@charlesciminera5881]

Comfort?why would they get comfort?

[@johnrawlings2161]

​@@charlesciminera5881Because justice is getting served, are you that dense??

[@charlesciminera5881]

@@johnrawlings2161 not my idea of justice if you can't comprehend a simple explicit question then you are the one who's dense

[@johnrawlings2161]

@@charlesciminera5881 You still sound clueless, justice was served, the victims and there families can put it behind them or at least one part behind him. It doesn't matter what you think!

[@SonyaOutThere]

In less than 7 hours, this man will not be breathing or walking the earth ever again. Hard to believe and what a shame... He had the looks and the charm, but made a horrible decision that cost him his freedom for 27 years and now his life. Too many men think child support or supporting a family is the worst thing that can happen to them and that some of them are ready to kill over such a thing is astoundingly disturbing. (i.e., Fratta, Peterson, Watts, Abulaban, and countless others). This should be a lesson to all men: if you don't want to support children with your hard-earned money or risk a divorce, then don't get married and have kids. Travel the world, spend all of your money on yourselves, and have all the sexual liaisons you want without bringing a woman and child into it all. Children deserve loving, dedicated, responsible, selfless fathers.

[@BigMamaDaveX]

👍 Choose your love, and love your choice. If you don't want commitment, don't commit; but once you give your word, you're honour bound to keep it. ☮️

[@44_83]

@@BigMamaDaveX Some women bring it onto themselves by winning vicious divorce settlements. The ho will literally gut the man of almost everything and hence gets killed. Very few hoez can just go their own way after the end of a marriage and decide they aren't entitled to what they didn't do anything to earn.

[@44_83]

@@BigMamaDaveX Also, you won't believe the number of men who are raising children they think are theirs, but are not. Women aren't the pure angels they 're portrayed to be or think they are.

[@letsdiscussitoversometea8479]

Two words... see how well they gel together... "Female" and "accountability". Feel free to write about that, and tell us how easy that was.

[@ruhap9311]

This should also be a lesson to women, your children aren't pawns to play stupid games with men, you just see money, not the the generational damage you do to your children, let alone your short sighted betrayal of someone who invited their lives in you. Women like you are downfall of your children and our civilization.

[@nicole4258]

This reminds me of another case Ray Curruth, a football player who was found guilty of hiring a hit man to kill the mother of his unborn child. He got released back in 2018. His child ended up surviving but had many impairments. I will never understand how our justice system works. One guy who committed virtually the same crime yet gets to walk away scott free while another gets the death penalty. The Ray Curruth guy was actually directly involved in the murder where he took her to the movies and told her to follow him back to her house, but they never made it to his house because while she followed him a car pulled up beside her and shot into her vehicle while he stayed there basically blocking her in. In my opinion, that guy deserved the death penalty too... But hey thats another case.

[@debra7699]

Why wasnt it a DP trial? I don't know the case but did the state this occurred in have the DP.? idk what happened in that case. I dont live in the USA so will have to research it. Agree - it's often not fair though, it sounds terrible...

[@melodiefrances3898]

This is exactly what bothers me. It seems so arbitrary.

[@moyranayan7618]

Rich and powerful are executed too? In America? Smile

[@maam-yj8ph]

The law is what ever your state prosecutor has the time or conviction for to uphold in court and whatever your local police force wants to enforce. That simple and that arbitrary.

[@johnatkinson8946]

Judgement day finally arrives for Mr. Fratta. Justice delayed is justice denied - isn't that the phrase?

[@justmeinidaho777]

And he's gone.

[@derek_3054]

So he gets the death penalty but the parkland shooter doesn’t? Our justice system is a joke.

[@ruelpile]

Why does it take 30 years for this animal to be put to death?????

[@joannemurdock7899]

Hes an evil monster

[@spac18]

Appeals, appeals and more appeals

[@henryc1000]

0:04 “three decades”? This is the problem with the death penalty in the U.S.

[@patlehman2359]

3 decades on death row. This should never happen.

[@TexasHeathen]

Why the hell has he been on death row for nearly three decades? How much has that costed Texans???

[@cd3949]

cost*

[@arfriedman4577]

Due to appeals I would think.

[@nkmcfrln]

Why the hell does somebody from Texas know nothing about Death Row?

[@lindo110]

costed lotz

[@nkmcfrln]

@@lindo110 I didn’t notice, LOL!

[@annemarievanleeuwen9959]

Wtf does it takes sooooo long to exécuté someone who is obviously guilty beyond doubt ???????????????

[@letsdiscussitoversometea8479]

Timothy Evans and Derek Bentley were "obviously" guilty as well...

[@derek_3054]

You get appeals

[@jovanirodea]

Laws need to change asap. If you get the death penalty you should be dead in a matter of 3-6 months. Just enough time to file paperwork & get everything ready. WTH? Use all that money to help people that needs it instead of wasting it on murderers. Insane

[@carlyswan7447]

Innocent people also get wrongly convicted and we must a.low time for justice to prevail

[@ITALIA_94]

LOL this guy's been on death row my entire life. That's ridiculous. If you get the death penalty it should be carried out ASAP. I don't understand why the system keeps these murderers alive for decades. The victim or their families don't get all that extra time.

[@Johndoe21213]

I know right damn!

[@johnnyflores1978]

For the tax money we pay

[@justmeinidaho777]

Well there was no stay and he was indeed executed today

[@kevinkong6653]

Yup our tax dollars are feeding these monsters. If this were Russia they would of taken him out back the courthouse at the first guilty verdict and be done with it. If it were China his organs would have been donated to law abiding citizens and he be in a dumpster.

[@ihatecrackhead]

maybe the appeals court shouldn't take so long also sometimes they lie to the jury and get innocent people

[@barbaracurtis1398]

I've been asking the same question, WHY do those accused of murder remain in jail for sometimes decades??? They have a bed to sleep in, food, possibly exercise, etc.? Humanity needs to go back a few centuries when the custom was they die when the verdict gets handed down! No appeals! That's NOT inhuman, that's their consequences for their choices!

[@mamapoch1915]

People have been found guilty of murders and put on death row then were PROVEN to be innocent. Sometimes years and years later. Innocent people have been legally murdered because of the death penalty. For these reasons, there shouldn’t even be a death penalty.

[@erichodge567]

​@@mamapoch1915, I know it's hard, but people gotta understand this. Executing even one innocent person is totally unacceptable.

[@allure7744]

So true I was thinking the same thing! Many cases where people were even sent to prison for a crime they did not commit only to find out decades later that they were innocent!😵‍💫

[@UCanHaveHim]

Money

[@SlimKeith11]

Barb, this is over your educational/intellectual paygrade. You're gonna bust a gut.

[@frozenrats]

man that would feel crazy. Death row is one hell of a way to go out. Imagine your life, every day for 30 years waiting for your fate to arrive

[@donnastokes-manning6175]

I pray for the children this man left without a mother yet they still love their father. Especially back then because they couldn’t understand what was going on. Dad was still dad to them. I hope they have peace in their hearts, though it would be hard to were it me.

[@IncompetentKlutz]

Incredibly tragic.

[@joeblog2672]

The children of course are grown up now and would have much time to deal with this subject. I can't imagine they could share any lasting love for their father given his cold blooded premeditated actions to have their mother killed. They would have learned what a monster their father was and hopefully have come to terms with that by now. It is my hope that they have forged their own identities as good socially responsible adults through the love and kindness of relatives or other positive caregivers.

[@ericfrost7517]

They absolutely drag the family of murder victims thru the ringer with these death sentences that last 30, 40, 50 years. Legal loopholes that help the murderer avoid justice

[@dreamweaver444]

i wouldn’t exactly say that a long stint in death row is avoiding justice.

[@johnkeviljr9625]

30 years on Death Row? WTF? That is ridiculous.

[@derek_3054]

It’s unfortunately not uncommon. Prisoners are entitled to appeals. I’m pretty sure average stay on death row is atleast 10-15 years don’t quote me. The night stalker remember him? He died in prison but was on Death row for well over 20 years.

[@johnkeviljr9625]

@@derek_3054 Thx !!!

[@petemarron6677]

That's too long to wait.

[@oc2538]

His poor wife. Sorry but why 30 years on death row? Your ability to appeal should end after 5 years. If they get to live for 30 years, even in isolation what is the point of death row.

[@four4eyes]

Fratta was always concerned with his looks: he's never looked better than when he was dead .

[@thomasmitchell1408]

Fratta and Scott Peterson come from same mold.

[@BobTheBob647]

I’m not really in favour of the death penalty. But I won’t be losing any sleep.

[@htownkid90]

Bro I was just watching the American Justice episode about this case 😳

[@bevanbuckwheatshea5520]

Thank goodness. Hurry up and get it done

[@Brandalf_The_Grey]

It’s mind blowing that people wouldn’t think their phone call from jail was being recorded

[@comebackguy8892]

Sounds a bit like a set up...

[@sandranovakovich688]

There is no reason for a death row inmate to be in prison for 3 decades. Thats not justice for the victim.

[@rudert56]

Looking up Texas law, attorneys get $3,500 per appeal in capital cases. The lawyers couldn’t care less for the criminal except the criminals are cash cows for them.

[@amandahirschfeld7382]

So sad he got to live till he was 65 and she had been gone all those years. Poor kids,no winners here.

[@twwap294]

30 years on death row? Ridiculous.

[@Cell9074]

if he's living out his life what's the point

[@sharonlefebure3892]

I remember watching this case back then. It’s about time. Convicts on death row stay there far too long

[@mainers9618]

Why does it take 30 years for the execution to take place?

[@donnastokes-manning6175]

Why was the confession unlawful? The conversations while in jail should be able to be used. There is no privacy issue there. Inmates know phonecalls are recorded.

[@lynneleeluckdowsing6654]

Uncanny resemblance to Bryan Kohberger. A trifling observation.

[@fireengine77]

Definitely… it’s the creepy eyes

[@JohnCritch-tf4mb]

Always the eyes​@@fireengine77

[@janc8199]

I knew he looked like someone. Yes

[@tlyoung88]

Guess who's not getting a Father's Day card.

[@MissPrissy6688]

Why did it take 30 years?

[@michaelreid6984]

A narcassistic ex cop, who loved himself.

[@erikriza7165]

30 years is not reasonable. i do not support the death sentence at all. They can make escape-proof prisons these days. But if they are going to have executions, it should not take 30 years. That,in itself, is cruel and unusual.

[@Greesher]

Good point

[@erikriza7165]

@@Greesher Thanks. I should buy you a beer.

[@user-Elle41]

30 YEARS OF APPEALS AFTER A RE-TRIAL, AND THEY’RE JUST NOW GOING TO EXECUTE? WHY EVEN BOTHER?

[@mrsblue3011]

He was a murderer! But his children will suffer for the rest of their life. I wish this could be taken into consideration. So now five lives have been destroyed and what about the grandchildren? I cannot imagine their unbearable pain.

[@ronaldperrin9583]

Three decades on death row. No. Two years of appeals. When the 2 years are up, so are you.

[@kokoskokso]

Get ready for years of delays in the judicial system with the millions of new inhabitants.

[@michaelv3340]

My brothers little league coach murdered his wife. This was after he was suspected of trying to kill her once before. He hired a guy to run her over while she was jogging. These people think they're smarter than everyone else and that they can get away with anything.

[@Bunefoo401]

30 years ? That’s ridiculous

[@dana8567]

The prisons probably get paid while inmate is in prison, the longer in the more $$$.

[@judithcontreras1940]

So glad the kids lived with her mother after the murder. I never understand when the kids are given to the murderer’s family. That’s wrong. Glad he’s gone, but it took way too long.

[@penduloustesticularis1202]

It was more a death sentence for the taxpayer.

[@CracKFists]

These type of narcissistic, heartless weirdos almost all fit the same bill. They literally can’t even hide it. Sick.

[@Sunshine-lo6vd]

Yeah but she chose him and she chose to have 3 of his kids. Like hello !!!!! 🤦🏽‍♀️🤦🏽‍♀️🤦🏽‍♀️ The guy is full of red flags. 🚩 I don’t understand why women think they can change a man. You cannot change anybody. RIP to her.

[@LP-ct9nk]

Narcissistic weirdos like him are veryyyyyy good about keeping a mask on until they’ve got you where they want you and start exposing their true intentions. Would not be surprised if he did the same with her. The important things is that she realized and left so don’t victim blame thanks

[@oshl4387]

@@Sunshine-lo6vd Well, to be fair, 99.9% of Tinder or Hinge users who match with someone don't wonder, "Hmmm... I wonder if this good looking, clean cut person likes to eat 💩💩💩for fun?" Sometimes people have secret dark sides to themselves that they hide really well. Other than that kink, he just seems like your run-of-the-mill Chad type with pros and cons, and that type always gets a pass from certain demographics even in 2024

[@CracKFists]

@@LP-ct9nk very well said and hey thanks for replying friend 💜

[@Western_ENT]

@@Sunshine-lo6vd wtf is wrong with you? How is "she chose him.. blah blahblah" relevant to your BUT? He's sick, and so are you!

[@claudiasimpson9606]

Hollywood Good looks...but as you can see, he also has a huge Ego. Tragic event for the Children that he arranged for her death !!!.

[@samlemineur]

Fun fact : His sister, Jill Fratta, is the widow of the late Randall Adams, the exonerated man from the acclaimed documentary 'A Thin Blue Line' made by Erroll Morris.

[@rubydawn1]

wow.

[@seanketron4199]

Rotten

[@jamesmcbeth4463]

Another fact, Doug Mulder was the prosecutor who ( wrongly ) convicted Adams and Mulder eventually became a defense attorney. Mulder represented Darlie Routier in her capital murder trial.

[@rubydawn1]

@@jamesmcbeth4463 wow I think I am one of the few that find it hard to believe that Darlie murdered her children

[@amina-pr8xt]

What is this documentary about?!

[@beccac6451]

I personally think anyone who takes another persons life intentionally should get the death penalty! There is no excuse for taking someones life and why should they get to life after they stopped someone else from doing it? A murderer is a murderer, they will NEVER change. They just need to change the law to where it says, if you take a life, then we are going to take yours. No, Ifs, ands, or buts about it!

[@letsdiscussitoversometea8479]

Timothy Evans and Derek Bentley might have something to say about that... Colin Stagg could've also been on that list. Would Robert Napper have caused you to reconsider your beliefs? Would that have protected Samantha and Jasmine Bissett? What about Jean Bradley? What do you think about the convicted murderers of little James Bulger?? Where does taking a life not lead to _further_ taking of life based on perception of those who don't "get" your mindset?

[@beccac6451]

@@letsdiscussitoversometea8479 I dont care if someone doesnt get my mindset! I said what I said and I meant what I said. IF someone murders someone they should automatically get the death penalty! No trail, no hearings, no nothing! A murderer should not have any choices or chances. If they make the decision to take someones life then sucks to be them. Cause trust and believe if they kill once, they will kill again and again and again. And why waste tax payers money to support them in prison?

[@letsdiscussitoversometea8479]

@@beccac6451 I'm just going to work on the assumption for a moment that you might not _really_ have meant that an accused individual ought to be entitled to a (so-called "fair" (even I don't believe in man made "justice", but for different reasons)) trial... Suppose somebody perceived that you had wronged them about a fairly trivial matter (or it could be serious), and that they thought, that you had somebody you didn't like... The first thing you're aware of, are police constables turning up at your front door, informing you that you're under arrest on suspicion of murder. Your fingerprints are taken, your DNA is taken, everything is taken. You're interviewed at the station and asked "where were you between the hours of 2am and 4am on Sunday night?" You answer "sleeping". You're then asked "can you prove you weren't at such and such an address at the material time the pathologist determined that the victim was murdered?" You say "I can't, I was sleeping, I wasn't using my phone, I had none of my householders/friends/family/associates see me, I don't know what was on television, I don't know what was going on in my local street" etc. etc. They then say, "we have two witnesses who say they saw you entering the premises of the victim", and another who noticed you leaving about 2 hours later " "We found traces of your DNA, and your fingerprints at the scene and on the weapon, we understand that your spouse had been having an affair with the victim"...do I really need to spell all this out? It's tiring explaining it all in great detail and requires the scantest degree of discernment to see where I'm going with this.

[@beccac6451]

@@letsdiscussitoversometea8479 Well damn, if they found my dna and fingerprints at the scene of the murder then guess Im going to die right? Cause if my dna and fingerprints are at the scene and my husband was having an affair with her the chances are I must of did it right? How else would said fingerprints and dna get there? Your explanation made no sense. I don't know what part of this your not understanding BUT Im going to humor myself here and explain this to you once again. IF SOMEONE KILLS ANOTHER PERSON THEN THEY SHOULD BE PUT TO DEATH THEMSELVES! I DID NOT SAY AT ANY POINT THAT SOMEONE WHO IS JUST A SUSPECT SHOULD BE PUT TO DEATH. EVERYONE DESERVES A FAIR TRAIL. I NEVER SAID THEY DIDNT. I SIMPLY SAID NO ONE WHO TAKES A PERSONS LIFE SHOULD HAVE A RIGHT TO A LIFE OF THEIR OWN.

[@letsdiscussitoversometea8479]

@@beccac6451 what I'm essentially alluding to, is that a suspect can be framed for a crime. Very meticulously in some cases. Likewise, some guilty culprits of murder can escape man made "justice" on various - although arguably valid - technicalities. It's very easy to transfer fingerprints say...from a glass tumbler, or DNA from the rim of a cup etc... It's very easy to rehearse, and then put on an act to the effect that somebody would swear blind, that an accused party is guilty (for whatever reason or reasons that may be the case). They can anticipate, anticipate, and anticipate to the nth degree, how a police interrogation and/or court trial may turn out, so that a conviction could be secured. Also, suppose somebody oblivious to the "convention" of {only} a select few people being permitted (by society or whoever it happened to be) to kill people, what would then happen to somebody oblivious to that convention, who mistakenly "honours" the executioner's example... Would that oblivious individual be subjected to execution as well?? Would they be deserving of death? And what if yet another oblivious individual comes along and encounters identical circumstances? And then another, and another... Why do you imagine executioners used to wear black hoods? Perhaps because they knew that inspired individuals, could end up being roped into it (no pun intended), if the circumstances dictated it. That's why I believe the only one who gets to kill people, is GOD. He can't be killed through innocent misunderstandings or red misted rage, but at the same time, knows even the tiniest inkling of your situation. As far as "fair" trials go, how do you know that somebody intending to frame another, hasn't thought through a mechanism which out-thinks the existing "justice" system? And what is the purpose of retrials, if an original trial is proclaimed as "fair"??

[@nimo6972]

Why does U Tube delete my comment, about justice being served. I guess U Tube is with Bob F.

[@debbiecritcher8436]

What took so freaking long?

[@tamimh]

Little girl said "the bad guys put a bullet in my mommys head" Shes traumatized for life yo smh.

[@AllenHanPR]

The reason they have death row is because sometimes people are actually innocent. They estimate 30% of people in prison are actually innocent..

[@gumecindogarcia1070]

I've known quite a few guys that were on death row, every one of them are/were evil predators

[@AmericanCitizen-nf9xc]

30%? You are on crack. The true estimate is less than 1%. Waiting 30 years is a mockery of justice.

[@gumecindogarcia1070]

@@AmericanCitizen-nf9xc must be British, they practically worship Texas killers

[@lorrainemchugh7051]

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[@xrrrismickey]

No there's not.

[@williamhenry9705]

Did he retire with a bad back? Did he retire with PTSD after the "trauma" of having his wife murdered?

[@janet5135]

In Idaho they couldn't get the lethal combination for the person on death row.

[@philippinefandango2859]

The two that did it have not been given a date yet? Unbelievable..

[@eradicator187]

Open all the express lanes. There should be 5 executions a week not a year.

[@carlyswan7447]

How very unciivilised

[@crazyhorse5163]

It should not take three decades to kill somebody on death row. That is crazy.

[@marciayoung8735]

I remember when this happened..

[@CelaWhitney]

he reminds me of Scott Peterson who murdered his pregnant wife Laci Peterson on 2001. he took her to S.F. bay and dumped her body .he smiled and smirked at the camera too. .....

[@annamarielewis7078]

Why so long on death row❓

[@dream_grips]

I try hard to choose peace everyday. This bubbles up confusion then rage inside of me

[@jasonmacneil2256]

3 DECADES??? PATHETIC.

[@NotchFox]

It is obscene that he got an extra 30 years of living!

[@Thepokedek]

Imagine having 3 children, looking like him and having a stable job and deciding to throw your life away like that...

[@BLOXKAFELLARECORDS]

Imagine what Robert looks like now. 😂 🧟‍♂️

[@matthewwalden656]

Imagine that he was willing to look his children in the eyes knowing that he killed their mother.

[@sonquatsch8585]

​@@matthewwalden656tings narcs just do without a second thought

[@SexRealist301]

He's going to look REALLY gross in a couple of months...

[@myronbourne6937]

Maybe she cheated on him and the kids aren't his?

[@manfredvonrichthofen4167]

Keeping these monsters on death row for years and years and years while living off of taxpayer money and the victims slowly dying, waiting for justice to be served is horrendous and disgusting

[@MariaDaSilva-zx9ow]

My God how horrible human life means nothing to some people

[@noreenperez8666]

3 decade,waiting?😲but way so long crazy.

[@darksider9534]

Probably the reason why he was kept alive so long because he was hot. So the inmates and guards could have their way with him...

[@tigerlily48]

Cops sometimes are very dangerous.

[@NorthernChev]

And now, thirty years later a thousand dollars is a value meal at McDonald’s.

[@Defender78]

Compare the 911 caller for this situation to thay of the roommates of the college kids that were killed in Idaho. This woman here called 911 as the event was happening, and did not freeze up. The goofy roommate in Idaho saw the killer leave the house, snd her will and mindset went to zero,, and she then went back to bed and didn't call the police until hours later… one woman rises to the occasion and another totally froze and became Mentally incapacitated. Think about the difference between the 2.

[@TheSaba2115]

There’s a huge group of people with psychology degrees who are defending her but think about it - would you go to sleep quietly if you suspected something bad had happened in your house and if you saw a man in black walking past you? I mean …….🤷🏽‍♀️🤷🏽‍♀️🤷🏽‍♀️

[@LP-ct9nk]

People have different stress responses. What the Iowa girl is common amongst bystanders when they’re hearing or witnessing a terrible event to the point that there’s called a phenomenon called the “bystander effect” to hear it

[@wondereagle]

Why does it take 30 years for a death sentence?

[@minnie-f5x]

Beyond ridiculous these penalties take decades to carry out. What a joke!!!!!!

[@fourmacs8167]

He looks like the poster child for narcissism.

[@loiscassels8966]

The way he used his tongue to lick his finger was gag worthy🤮🤮

[@HANNIBALBARCA247]

You know in China they go from the court room to the field. Face down!

[@katbrunelle2290]

30 years on Death Row? Our tax dollars at work.

[@lunarsabbatical7906]

How does the clown murderer get 7 years and marries the victims husband and he isn’t charged and these guys all get the death penalty

[@teachermak5746]

Speeding up an execution isn't a good idea. All it does is increase the chances of killing an innocent person. The appeals process might be long, however it's necessary. Making sure that the person is 100% guilty is our responsibility as a developed democratic country in the 21st century. Many inmates have been exonerated and freed after it was later proven they did not commit the crime. If it wasn't for the lengthy appeals process, many innocent people will have been executed. So for anyone who says they should be killed straight away and do away with the appeals, read the above paragraph again and think logically. I sympathize with the victims families, often waiting a decade for the condemned to be executed. However if having a lengthy appeals process means that we only execute the guilty and not the innocent, then it is absolutely necessary. The man who says the appeals process "serves no purpose" has a fundamental misunderstanding of what an appeal is, of what Justice is and what retribution is. If you want to get rid of appeals, go live in China or North Korea where there are zero human rights.

[@EirelavNotap]

Very good points. Thank you!

[@sanita7475]

Yes you are 100% right,

[@Western_ENT]

But, how do you measure the "RIGHT" time? 🤣 non sense!

[@carlyswan7447]

Dry well-paid.

[@carlyswan7447]

Sorry autocorrect. Very well said

[@JLer_bbq]

I do not understand why it would take 30 years on death row?

[@jonwatkins5184]

You reap what you sew!

[@MaggyMay-n2t]

WHY KEEP THEM ALIVE FOR 30 YEARS AT TAX PAYERS EXPENCE IF THEY ARE GOING TO NEXECUTE HIM ANYWAY

[@gj5990]

May he know the Lord. He’s about to meet Him.

[@hannarice3007]

😂😂😂

[@berndtherrenvolk1951]

He's probably playing pinochle with Satan right now. While being stabbed by demon pitchforks.