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The family of Donna Major, a bank teller shot and killed during a robbery in 2017, criticized President Joe Biden for commuting the perpetrator's sentence.
Heather Turner, Donna Major's daughter, said: I'm still angry. I'm outraged that something like this is happening and that one man could make this decision without talking to the victims and without considering what we've been through and what we're going through. I feel completely hurt, frustrated, and angry. ”
“She had no mercy at all,” the major's husband said.
The family of a South Carolina bank teller shot to death during a robbery in 2017 is outraged that President Biden commuted the killer's death sentence just days before Christmas.
Now Donna Major's family is having their holiday season disrupted, reeling from the news that the convicted criminal has been shown the mercy he refused to show others.
“I was angry. I'm still angry. That something like this is happening, without talking to the victims, with no consideration at all for what we've been through and what we're going through.” “I'm completely hurt, frustrated and angry that one man could make this decision without doing so,” Major's daughter Heather Turner said on “Fox & Friends” on Tuesday. He said this.
“She had no mercy at all. This man walked into the bank and didn't say a word to her. He shot her a total of three times. He shot her co-worker, Katie Skene. I went to shoot him and he was completely defenseless and unaware of what was going on,” Major's husband, Danny Jenkins, added during the show.
“I can't believe this is actually happening…”
Joe Biden commuted the sentences of 37 people on federal death row.
President Joe Biden announced Monday commuting the sentences of 37 federal death row inmates.
All of these people were convicted of murder and will now serve life sentences without the possibility of parole.
The decision was made just weeks before the 46th president leaves office.
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There are currently 40 people on federal death row. Three of these prisoners will remain eligible for the death penalty following today's announcement. Those people include Robert Bowers, who was convicted of killing 11 people in the 2018 shooting rampage at Pittsburgh's Tree of Life Synagogue. Dylann Roof, who killed nine parishioners in a 2015 shooting at Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church in Charleston, South Carolina. Dzhokhar Tsarnaev was involved in the 2013 Boston Marathon bombing.
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