Captured Pirate To Face Trial In N.Y. - CBS News »
Posted By orndorffter 7 months, 3 weeks ago in NewsThe Maersk Alabama is seen after docking in Mombasa, Kenya, its original destination, with 19 American crew members aboard, April 11, 2009. (CBS)
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aceofspades17 months, 3 weeks ago
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I don't believe in the death sentence for most cases. But there are some that warrant it, like terror bombing.
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High seas piracy ranks right up there.
The pirates of old were executed in 2 places in New York City - one was the Battery, which is the revolutionary war era fort at the end of Manhatten & the other is at Execution Rock, a tiny island where the Long Island Sound meets the East River.
I think both these spots would be ideal for the Somali pirate to spend his final hours. -
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coolslow7 months, 3 weeks ago
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The pirate is likely under the age of 18. Was he read his rights when he was arrested? Is he being tried as a crimanal offender? Was he manhandled? Is there an evidence chain? Is he poor and lacking other options in life?
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This guy is on the path to American citizenship.-
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