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Eye For An Eye Punishment Analysis

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I think the massacre of the theatre in Aurora it was one of the horrifying and tragic gun shooting events that has happen in the United States, like the massacre in Sandy Hook. About James Holmes sentence I believe that he deserved a death penalty instead of the life sentence in prison, doesn’t matter if he is diagnose from mentally Ill. Probably he deserved to suffer in lifetime with the guilt of killing good citizens but he needs to pay for what his done to the victims of taking away their lives and affecting the victim’s families forever. I believe in Eye for an eye punishment, so this is my way of see about someone killing innocent people. You kill you pay in the same

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