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Alton Nolan Convicted

Longtime readers may remember Alton Nolen from about 3 years ago.   For those who don’t:  he was the guy from Oklahoma City who got fired from his job at a food packing plant – then went back with a knife,  beheaded one lady who worked there, and seriously injured another.  He was apprehended after being shot by one of the plant’s executives.

Nolan was convicted of first-degree murder Friday.  The projected date for sentencing is not available.

While Nolen was apparently a convert to Islam, there’s still no definitive link between his crimes and terrorism (or at least the media and authorities aren’t making that info public, if that’s the case).  His attorneys claim he’s crazy, and he repeatedly attempted to plead guilty and asked for the death penalty.

Regardless:  hopefully in this case, the judge – and the State of Oklahoma – will give him exactly what he says he wants.

22 thoughts on “Alton Nolan Convicted

  1. Drown in him the septic treatment pond of some hog farm, ALLAH PIG SHIT!!!

  2. How come when one of these peeps do the homicide by bombs, vehicles or other objects, the left always blames the person but not the explosive or vehicle or other objects that the he or she uses but when someone uses a firearm, they always put the blame on the firearm and try to ban it?????

    1. Just like why liberals do ALL they can to spare the lives of condemned murderers while wholeheartedly espousing the wanton killing of unborn children, it’s further proof that liberalism is a Mental Disorder.

    1. Yeah, but then you gotta clean the bayonet.

      Drop him from 3000 angels over the middle of the Pacific and there is no post-action clean-up required.

        1. I was thinking about it being a side-job on a training mission where the fuel would be expended anyway.

          But cleaning the bayonet might be easier after all.

    1. You have to understand how a defense lawyer acts. First, plead not guilty. When the day of the preliminary examination arrives, you file a motion to have your client undergo a mental evaluation. Six months later, when the doc says he’s not crazy, he’s just fucked up, you file a motion for the preliminary examination that you filed the motion to skip.
      Then, when that is denied by the judge, who, most times, is sick and tired of your bullshit, you file a motion to have the judge removed from the case. When that motion is denied, you then appeal to the next higher court.
      And on, and on, and on, ad nauseam. That could easily chew up 4 or 5 years.

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