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Hey there, folks, it is Sunday, December 21st and the state of Arizona.

It just imposed the death penalty on a man who was convicted in eight killings.

Yes, he got the death penalty.

So why is that still not enough in this case?

And with that, welcome to this episode of Amy and T.J. Robs.

I'm saying that right for the state of Arizona.

And we'll explain here, yes, this man got the death penalty for, he was on trial for eight killings, got the death penalty for six. It's a little confusing,

but the state of Arizona is saying this might be serious enough. We go back and fight for the other two.

And police say they think he killed a total of nine people, so there are all sorts of numbers around.

But yes, if he's already gotten the death penalty for six murders, why go back and try to get the death penalty for the last two? That is going

to be time consuming and there's already been a ton of time, a ton of money and a ton of work put into

this case. This killing spree happened in 2017. But they're still considering folks.

And when you hear about this crime, you hear about how he terrorized this community, you might

understand a little bit why the prosecution thinks it is worth it to go back and make sure

that these other two killings also get the same punishment as the others.

That does make sense, especially when you consider this Phoenix area, I did not realize,

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