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br> Re: Ryan H. Sager's Hard Cases Make Strained Commentary : br> Yes, Andrea Yates should be hung -- for pity's sake. I had six children, I lived as she lived, home schooling my children, five boys and then a girl. I never crossed the line she crossed, but I can see how she got there. /p> p>What I can't understand is how anyone could be so cruel as to make her live with what she did. Does she even want to live? If she ever gets her mind back, without the deadening effects of drugs, how will she live with what she did? Far kinder to execute her. br> -- Kate Pitrone /p> p>I believe that clothes are hung but people are hanged. br> -- James L.J. Nuzzo /p>I am waiting for someone to say Rusty Yates, Andrea's husband, shares blame in this horrible affair. The last time I checked, it takes two people to bring a baby to life; and weren't the Yates advised not to have any more children for the sake of Andrea's mental health about two kids ago?
p>That man gives me the creeps whenever he appears on camera talking about his children and his wife and how much he misses them and talks to them. I was much happier when he was under a gag order. I think Russell Yates should be charged with something!
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