Police arrest suspects in ASU student's slaying, confirm 3rd man in custody
Louis Eugene Harper and Marion Anthony Patterson III
Louis Eugene Harper and Marion Anthony Patterson III
Zachary Marco
Twenty one-year-old Zachary Marco, who was shot and killed this past weekend in Tempe, shown in an undated family photo Tuesday, October 19, 2010 in Mesa. (photo courtesy of the Marco Family)
Marion Anthony Patterson III
Marion Anthony Patterson III
Louis Eugene Harper
Louis Eugene Harper
Daniel Marco
Daniel Marco, father of slain ASU student Zachary Marco, speaks to the media on the arrest of 2 suspects Tuesday, Nov. 16, 2010.
Tempe Police Chief Tom Ryff
Tempe Police Chief Tom Ryff speaks to the media on the arrest of 2 suspects in the death of ASU student Zachary Marco, Tuesday, Nov. 16, 2010.
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Mike1200 posted at 6:33 pm on Wed, Nov 17, 2010.
These pathetic excuses for human beings should get the death penalty. That way they won't be able to commit more crimes or kill again.
chick posted at 10:55 am on Wed, Nov 17, 2010.
The AZ Republic won't even post the pictures of the vermin nor the name of the "minor" vermin. Of course they won't allow comments either.
DrunkenMonkey posted at 6:54 am on Wed, Nov 17, 2010.
They're really messing this up... they omitted my first comment and posted the second one twice...
who's running this place???
DrunkenMonkey posted at 6:39 am on Wed, Nov 17, 2010.
WOW! I guess EVT is really getting paranoid... There were like 10 comments here when I began writing my comments. I guess since they were considered "racial comments". I didn't see it that way (except one) but hey... who's got the right to free speech anymore anyway?
Guess you have to go to AZ Republic for that...
Masterrogue666 posted at 6:23 am on Wed, Nov 17, 2010.
Sad, I'm not sure what happened, or if the victim would still be alive if he just gave them his computer. You life is more valuable. In any event, I hope the scum that ended the life of a human being for nothing more than a computer receives the same...
DrunkenMonkey posted at 6:11 am on Wed, Nov 17, 2010.
Sorry, but this is not a black issue. This is an issue of the people. We the people have allowed the few "human rights" advocates to take the fear out of prisons. There is no fear of a horrifying public death.
Criminals know that life sentences no longer mean "life". They are allowed "deals" and "plea agreements" to either rat out someone else or become snitches.
Over crowding means early release. (Ask the starlets that get hours in jail, instead of months). Money talks... you can afford a good lawyer, you get a better deal.
Death Row means life. It rarely means death anymore. There's always some way to appeal. Look at the arguments now about the "lethal injection" drug.
I believe Death Row should be quick, and the death should be as terrifying as possible.
Put fear back into going to prison, let the whiner's whine...
angryivan posted at 11:53 pm on Tue, Nov 16, 2010.
Society has a serious problem when 2/3rds of black children are born to single mothers and a huge percentage of black males are in prison. The website sentencingproject dot org says 1 in 8 black males are in prison on any given day, and if current trends continue, 1 in 3 black males will serve out a prison sentence sometime during their lives. That doesn't even include those on probation or parole at any given time.
For the past few decades, it had less to do with prejudice and more to do with fatherless homes. What was the percentage of black males in jail during the 50's, 60's & 70's when prejudice was more likely to be a bigger reason for incarceration? I bet they were much lower percentage-wise.
Expanding welfare benefits have made the black father practically unnecessary. And if a black child tries to do their best in school they are mocked for acting "white". Bill Cosby tried to address these problems in a speech years ago - and he took a lot of heat from so-called black leaders at the time.
I hope the mothers of these two wastes of skin didn't give birth to any other children that lived. They don't deserve any more after these two turned out like they did. If they committed cold blooded murder they deserve the death penalty or at minimum life in prison. I wish I had something better to say but I don't.
madblogger posted at 9:46 pm on Tue, Nov 16, 2010.
No surprise here. Their parents must be so proud. Way to fit a stereotype. Enjoy prison, losers !
PeacefulCat posted at 5:58 pm on Tue, Nov 16, 2010.
May this type of senseless violence stop.
chick posted at 5:06 pm on Tue, Nov 16, 2010.
Disgusting Vermin. May they rot in Hell.