I could agree with you annie annie if the prison system consisted of 4 block walls, a bed and a toilet. But it is not all that bad. They have libraries, computers, televisions, time outside, 3 warm meals a day, gyms, medical care, you name it, they have access to it. Obviously it is not quite like being in your own comfy living room, but for someone like this, that did something so horrendous, it is too nice. I am sure that the prisons differ as security goes up, but it is not like they are on the chain gang shoveling a ditch somewhere for 14 hours a day. Sorry, but why should someone like this live that good?

Unfortunately, to the poster who stated they should just put him in prison, etc., the system isn't designed this way and for a good reason. There are actually innocent people who are charged and subsaquently incarcerated, about 20% according to legal professionals. I am not saying this man is innocent, heck no, I believe him guilty....but a system that is to be fair must go through the motions and have it all documented on court record to show they have done all required to try this man and sentence him. He will do better spending each day in prison rather than be sentenced to death row. He will live approximately 10 years on average fighting his case to save his own life which is far more costly than a life term per prisoner. The beauty of prison is it's daily constant reminder of what you did that got you caged.....people like him don't deserve to go out humanely by lethal injection while the victims didn't get the same consideration. Prison for life is much more severe a punishment than merely being "put to sleep"....think about it.

If he's sent to the right prison, the inmates will make sure he's "taken care of".

Don't drop the soap, buddy.

My buddy lost his sister, Anita White, in this fire.

For the lives that were lost, this man should LOSE his own life and not be 'taken care of' in prison.