Inmate dies of natural causes after 37 years on death row
SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP/CBS13) — A California inmate condemned to death nearly four decades ago for killing a police officer died Friday of natural causes at age 71, prison officials said.
James Odle died at an outside hospital 37 years after he was sent to the nation’s largest death row at San Quentin State Prison, which has 709 condemned inmates.
Want to here something worse. In california about 5 or 6 years ago. an inmate was serving a life sentence and needed a heart transplant and the state had to get him one.
We fed, clothed and gave medical to that piece of shit for 37 years?
ReplyDeleteWant to here something worse. In california about 5 or 6 years ago. an inmate was serving a life sentence and needed a heart transplant and the state had to get him one.
DeleteThis is horse manure, Odle died from the Chinese flu......
ReplyDeleteDied in prison, huh?
ReplyDeleteAin't that's what is supposed to happen with a life sentence?
Please. A moment of silence for the dear departed. OK, that's enough.
37 years overdue
ReplyDeleteAnonymous, I hope his buddies on Death Row caught it as well.
ReplyDeleteAin't no "it" to catch, nohow.
DeleteHe should have rode the lightning long ago. Fuck him. Good riddance.
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