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Thursday, January 05, 1995 &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Page: 10A 





Mass murderers elude death sentence but one-time offenders get the max &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; 
 In response to the formal sentencing of Michael Bardo on Dec. 15 to death
by lethal injection, I remind you that he killed once and now he's on death
rowGeorge Banks killed 13. He's still bouncing around from prisons to mental
hospitals. &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Some other mass murderers get life or lesser sentences. Why then do those
who kill once get death row compared to mass murderers who only receive life
or less? &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; 
 Yes, I do believe Bardo got what he deserved. But why do mass murderers get
better lawyers and a lesser sentence than Michael Bardo? &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; 
 I knew Mike for four years. When I saw him at his trial he was crying, but
the media said he showed no emotions. &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; 
 Please don't believe Mike did not cry or feel regret, because he did. &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; 
 Benjamin J. Koprowski &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; 
 Wilkes-Barre &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

Mass Murderers Elude Death Sentence But One-time Offenders Get The Max 
In Response To The Formal Sentencing Of Michael Bardo On Dec. 15 To Death By 
Lethal Injection, I Remind You That He Killed Once And Now He's On Death Row.

Mass Murderers Elude Death Sentence But One-time Offenders Get The Max In Response To The Formal Sentencing Of Michael Bardo On Dec. 15 To Death By Lethal Injection, I Remind You That He Killed Once And Now He's On Death Row.