White supremacist and 'Wichita Massacre' killers are hoping to avoid death penalty using Kansas abortion ruling

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Jonathan and Reginald Carr and Frazier Glenn Cross will argue their rights are also protected under Kansas constitution.

A group of death row inmates are arguing that the state of Kansas cannot legally execute them as the recent Supreme Court decision on abortion effectively bans capital punishment.

Attorneys for five of the 10 men on death row in Kansas are hoping to capitalize on the Supreme Court's ruling in April that declared women have the right to an abortion under the state's Constitution. They argue that the same protections offered to women could also be applied to the men's rights not to be sentenced to death in order meet the"life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness" requirement laid out in the Constitution., among those arguing they should be spared the death penalty is Frazier Glenn Cross, also known as Frazier Glenn Miller Jr., a white supremacist who was convicted of killing three Jewish people in Kansas in 2014.

Brothers Jonathan and Reginald Carr, who committed the so-called Wichita Massacre in which five people were killed, including four were who raped and forced to have sex with each other before they were robbed and executed by the pair, are also attempting to argue their case.

"This right allows a woman to make her own decisions regarding her body, health, family formation, and family life— decisions that can include whether to continue a pregnancy,"

 

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You have to lump in the 'White Supremacists' to take away from the barbaric animalistic behavior of those 2 who raped and murdered 5 people who were white by 2 black perpetrators..Are they not black racist extremists, was that not a hate crime?

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