With the death penalty, the lawyers get rich, a murderer gets famous, survivors get nothing and the victim is still dead.
Darlene Alley, Bountiful
(Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune) Christine Stenquist, speaking as a private citizen from Kaysville, relays her personal experience with the brutal murder of her sister and the family's decision not to pursue the death penalty. Rep. Gage Froerer, R-Huntsville, at right is sponsoring HB379, which would end the death penalty in Utah.
With the death penalty, the lawyers get rich, a murderer gets famous, survivors get nothing and the victim is still dead.
Darlene Alley, Bountiful