For the Russian serial killer, spending the rest of his life in jail seems too dear a price to pay for his crime.His lawyer said Pichushkin felt the sentence is too harsh and should be cut to 25 years.
What do you think?
Saturday, November 03, 2007
Chessboard serial killer complains of injustice
He may have killed 48 people in his quest to complete the 64 squares of a chess board but Alexander Pichushkin thinks he's being punished a bit too much.
For the Russian serial killer, spending the rest of his life in jail seems too dear a price to pay for his crime.
His lawyer said Pichushkin felt the sentence is too harsh and should be cut to 25 years.
What do you think?
For the Russian serial killer, spending the rest of his life in jail seems too dear a price to pay for his crime.His lawyer said Pichushkin felt the sentence is too harsh and should be cut to 25 years.
What do you think?
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Sure, being a serial killer, he should be punished with a death sentence. What has the 64 squares to do with this/ Wasn't he really crazy!!
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