Was Justice served in TEXAS TONIGHT ?

Question

An illegal immigrant from Honduras who claimed his treaty rights were violated when he was arrested for a robbery-murder near Dallas was executed Thursday evening.

"God forgive them, receive my spirit," Heliberto Chi said in English. In Spanish, he told a friend watching through a window that he loved him and appreciated his hard work. He appeared to be whispering a prayer in Spanish with a tear at the corner of his right eye as the lethal drugs began to take effect.

One of Chi's cousins, who was among the witnesses, sobbed uncontrollably. Two sons of his victims watched through another window and Chi glanced at them briefly but didn't appear to acknowledge them.http://www.chron.com/disp/story.mpl/front/5931094.html

Answer 1

Ay dios mio! not this pendeja again.  

Answer 2

He died to quickly. He should have been skinned.

Answer 3

First off the guy was one of those illegal immigrant b******s  that didn't belong here in the first place. second he killed some people . third the b*****d should have never  been here in the first place, and finally the punk got what he had coming .  

Answer 4

He should have suffered first before he was executed.

Answer 5

Ask the victims family...

Answer 6

Kill all the bad guys who are PROVEN to be bad. Like this guy. Total scum bags. Kill them and let GOD sort them out is what I say :) :)

Answer 7

If he did it, h**l yea!!!!!!!!!!!!

Answer 8

Not really. Didn't you ask this same exact question last night? With the same ID, at least change to one of your other accounts.

Answer 9

You betcha it was. They outta make em public like in the good ol days. Ida brought the family and made a picnic lunch

send em all back..................

Answer 10

boo hoo, you fail to mention he shot someone in the back

Answer 11

Yes,we need to see justice served a lot more.

Answer 12

Apparently, there's no question that he killed a man during a robbery, but you're suggesting that he should not have received the death penalty because he wasn't informed that he could have received legal assistance through the Honduran Counselate.  Is that it?  So you can come to Texas and kill an innocent person, and not be executed because a police officer wasn't up on international law?  That seems more like a legal technicality to me than a defense.   I say justice was served.  "When you kill someone in Texas, we kill you back."  -- Ron White

Answer 13

How sad.  I hope he rots in h**l.