Muslim Murderer Executed

April 30, 2006

In 1988, Daryl Mack brutally killed and sexually assaulted Betty Jane May a 55-year-old mother of three in Reno. Mack was convicted and sentenced to death in 2002.  Mack also killed Kim Parks in 1994 and was serving a life sentence in Nevada when DNA evidence emerged which connected him to the murder of May.

On April 27, 2006 Daryl Mack a self professed Muslim was executed because he killed another human being. He showed no remorse and did not care that he took two lives.

The only favor he did for society was to drop all appeals to his death penalty. Consequently, his execution date was not pushed back by decades. And within seconds after drugs were introduced into his veins he died. A death definitely more peaceful than those of his victims.

Murderer Daryl Mack had loyal supporters and these are two statements from them at a demonstration outside the state prison in Carson City, NV:

"As always, we hope we send a message we are being a witness to a violation of human rights . . . . and to this terrible act of barbarism by the state of Nevada," said Nancy Hart, a member of Amnesty International. 4-27-06

http://news.rgj.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20060427/NEWS10/604270351/1002

This statement shows how morally perverted Ms Hart and her friends are. Her remarks are irritating to people who want justice for society and the victim and their families. Daryl Mack cruelly violated the rights and bodies of his two victims and Nancy Hart refuses to acknowledge this. It is barbarous for her to say Nevada is wrong to rid itself of a murderer. As usual, Amnesty International forgets Betty Jane May and puts Mack in her place as a victim.

"It still begs the question, should we be killing someone who killed someone to show killing someone is wrong?" said the Rev. Charles Durante, of the Nevada Coalition Against the Death Penalty. 4-27-06

http://www.nevadaappeal.com/article/20060427/NEWS/104270086

Mr. Durante seems clueless. Executions are not to show murder is wrong and Nevadans are not asking the question whether we should kill a murderer. They know why. Executions are to successfully punish and rid society of a person not fit to live among us whether inside or outside a prison.