Texas man put to death for delivery woman slaying

Texas man put to death for delivery woman slaying

Anthony DoyleHUNTSVILLE, Texas (AP) — A Dallas-area man was executed Thursday evening in Texas for the robbery and slaying of a woman who was attacked while delivering food to his parents’ home 11 years ago.

Anthony Doyle, 29, was given a lethal injection for the 2003 death of Hyun Mi Cho, who was beaten with a baseball bat, then robbed of her car, cellphone and credit cards. Evidence showed Doyle ordered the doughnuts and breakfast tacos that the 37-year-old Cho delivered. He shared the food with friends after stuffing the woman’s body in a neighbor’s trash can in an alley behind the home in Rowlett, a suburb just east of Dallas.

Doyle was pronounced dead at 6:49 p.m. — 25 minutes after being injected with the sedative pentobarbital. He became the fourth Texas inmate executed this year and the last before the state — the nation’s most active when it comes to capital punishment — begins using a new batch of pentobarbital obtained through a different pharmacy.

Prison officials have refused to reveal the source of the replenished stockpile, arguing the information must be kept secret to protect the supplier’s safety. But a judge Thursday ordered them to disclose the supplier to attorneys for two inmates set to be executed next month. The attorneys filed a lawsuit Wednesday seeking an emergency order requiring state authorities to identify the drug provider and results of tests of its potency and purity.

The prison agency plans to appeal the judge’s order.

About two hours before Doyle was put to death, the U.S. Supreme Court rejected a last-day appeal to block his execution. Doyle’s attorney had called for his execution to be delayed, but not over the drug issue. The lawyer said Doyle deserved a new punishment hearing because jurors at his 2004 capital murder trial were given unknowingly false evidence about Doyle’s inability to be rehabilitated while he was confined at a juvenile detention facility for his delinquent behavior years before Cho’s slaying. SOURCE

It took 25 minutes from the time of the injection until this scumbag was pronounced dead. I hope it HURT! I hope it hurt a lot. :twisted:

Now here’s what Amnesty International had to say a couple of days ago:

If Anthony Doyle had been 93 days younger at the time of the crime, he would not be facing execution. In Roper v. Simmons in 2005, the US Supreme Court outlawed the death penalty against defendants who were under 18 at the time of the crime. SOURCE

I guess you can’t expect anything else from a bunch of bleeding heart tree huggers and Obama lovers.

Regardless, now the son of a bitch is D E A D DEAD!

This murder happened right here in Rowlett, Texas, my home town, a decent community, a community of mostly good people that look out for each other and help each other through thick and thin.

Once in a while, no matter how great your community is you will still get a few of what I like to call *undesirables*, and that was what happened 11 years ago, Doyle was one of the people you don’t want in your neighborhood, but what the hell can you do about it?

Rowlett is still a great town, led by good and decent men and women and populated by the same type of people, well, for the most part.

In the 10 years we have called Rowlett home I have seen an increase is the *undesirable* of the world. They have no particular age, race or sex, they are undesirable because of their own actions and lifestyles.

The Rowlett Police are to be commended for the job they do in keeping this city safe and they are again to be commended for capturing Doyle and making a case against him a few year ago.

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21 Responses to Texas man put to death for delivery woman slaying

  1. mrchuck says:

    And I hope this black son-of-a-bitch shit himself and stunk up the place.
    HE WAS A PIECE OF CRAP LIVING, AND IS A STINKING PIECE OF CRAP DEAD ON THE GURNEY.
    IF I COULD,, I’D PUT HIS CARCASS OUT IN THE WOODS AND LET THE FERAL HOGS TEAR HIS CARCASS UP.
    Sorry for shouting,,,,,but there is no remorse here, and his followers are just too stupid to know any difference.

  2. The Right Handed Cowboy says:

    Just like you said…The SOB is DEAD DEAD DEAD..This scum sewed what he reaped….DEATH. This scumbag got his.. and I am glad that this bastard is dead..

    He deserves no mercy…He gave none..

  3. NativeSon says:

    Another thing that would have kept Doyle from being executed (besides if he’d been 93 days younger)…if he hadn’t beaten the lady to death for donuts…
    Maybe Amnesty should put THAT out there. As he’s no longer on this side of the soil… :)

  4. James Shott says:

    The death penalty is the most appropriate penalty for vicious crimes such as murder and rape, when there is no doubt about the guilt of the perpetrator, and the requirement that the execution should be “humane” is stupid in the extreme.

    These scum should suffer at least as much as their victims.

    Defense attorneys should have no claim to the source of the drugs.

    • TexasFred says:

      Regarding the drugs used to execute; I hope the courts overturn that one, but frankly, if they don’t, I see no real big deal… I believe it’s all done by the scum of the earth defense lawyers in an effort to get their even more scummy clients off the hook… Tell the lawyer where the drugs were made and/or blended, swear them to secrecy under penalty of law and go on with the execution of the dipshit..

      And think about it; how much better do you suppose some clown that’s about to be executed is going to feel if he KNOWS where the drugs came from??

      What’s he going to say? “Well, this was made in Alabama, OK, I am good with that… ” LMAO :twisted:

  5. BobF says:

    Missouri just last night executed its fifth death row inmate in five months. Our governor, a Democrat, has yet to sign a stay of execution. At least in Missouri and Texas you’re going to eventually pay for your evil deeds.

    • TexasFred says:

      Surprised at the MO. Governor, being a Dem… You would think there would be a stoppage of ALL death row work…

      • BobF says:

        What’s surprising too is that he’s been good for gun owners. He signed the law that strengthened our Castle Doctrine law. He also took issuing CCW’s permits out of the hands of the Dept of Revenue and put in solely with County Sheriff’s where it belongs. He’s also been good for the National Guard and ensured their education benefits not only continued but were increased. I hate to say it but he’s the first Democrat I’ve voted for in a long time.

  6. Ron Loken says:

    10 years was too long to finish it, in my opinion.

  7. Texasperated says:

    I suppose 125 years ago, had the ACLU been in Texas, they would have sued to find out the source of the rope used to hang murderers and horse thieves.

    Keep your powder dry

    • TexasFred says:

      That *source of the drug* thing really tweaks me… What does it matter WHERE it came from? Dead is dead and Caesar has been rendered that which is his…

  8. Bunkerville says:

    Something to brighten my day. Bunkerville is back up and running, hope you will get a chance to slide by.

  9. Wayne says:

    Why do I feel viciously hateful when I look at a picture of the perp as he appears in the headline of this article? His color doesn’t upset me, it’s his eyes and the arrogant “so what” gaze that drives me crazy. The progs won’t go after the criminal but come after the victim if the victim uses a firearm to save his/her life. Our nation is in grave danger from the progressives in our Republic. Keep your powder dry.

  10. abigail says:

    “…jurors at his 2004 capital murder trial were given unknowingly false evidence about Doyle’s inability to be rehabilitated while he was confined at a juvenile detention facility for his delinquent behavior years before Cho’s slaying.”
    I’m not exactly sure what that’s supposed to mean but someone who can do something like this does not DESERVE the opportunity to be ‘rehabilitated’. He didn’t rob a store, he cold bloodedly murdered someone while in full possession of his ‘senses’ and cleaned up afterwards. He knew exactly what he did and the only thing he was deserving of is to die the exact same way as his victim did, experiencing all the terror and pain she did.
    You know I guess I don’t understand the ‘cruel and unusual punishment’ bit. If someone murders someone in a ‘cruel and unusual’ manner, why should he/she be given a painless death? Why shouldn’t they face the same fate as their victims?
    And why do bleeding hearts always have soooooo much concern for murderers and nary one itty bitty concern for the VICTIM?

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