Court Upholds Death Sentence In Chuck E Cheese Murders

[NoEggplant]

Nigger who "din do nuffins" but somehow killed four people in a Chuck E Cheese is dumbfounded that he is going to the chair!!

DENVER -- Seventeen years after a shooting spree at a Chuck E Cheese restaurant, the gunman is one step closer to execution.
Tuesday, the U.S. District Court upheld Nathan Dunlap’s death sentence.
Dunlap had recently been fired from the restaurant in Aurora in December 1993. Prosecutors said he walked into the restaurant around 9 p.m., sat at a table alone, ordered a sandwich, called his girlfriend, played a video game and spoke with an employee.....

....Dunlap was questioned by police the night of the murders and was arrested the next day. He was charged with four counts of deliberative murder, four counts of felony murder, attempted first-degree murder, attempted first-degree felony murder, first-degree burglary, first-degree assault, aggravated robbery, theft and three violent crimes.

Prosecutors said Dunlap appealed his sentence, but he did not appeal his conviction. The Colorado Supreme Court found that Dunlap’s Chuck E. Cheese murders were "cold-blooded executions" committed "with a brutal contempt for human life." The Colorado Supreme Court also denied appeals in 2001 and 2007

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[cyran]

and our tax money has gone to pay for food and housing at NU for this guy for 17 years :/ why wasn't he killed ASAP?

[Semi-simian]

Chuck E. Cheese has been fuxxated for over 17 years? Dats ludacrisp!

[FreeWhite21]

This conviction was the best thing that ever happened to a young coon. If he had been out on his own he likely would have died years ago.

[RabbitNoMore]

Recap:

Filthy shitskin nigger chimps out because it got fired (rightfully so, it'z a nigger).
Pavement ape hides in baffroom till closing. It then emerges and slays every (teenaged) human it sees, all of whom were working in close proximity to it not hours before.

It graduates to Nig U. with honors, and with no mention in the msm.



After 17 years of yt's hospitality, it wonders why it's now suddenly being exterminated.

I'm wondering why it took yt 17 years to finally come to his senses...

[TattooedRedHead]

A man on death row for the slayings of four people at a Chuck E. Cheese restaurant in Aurora has lost an attempt to challenge his conviction in a separate robbery.

Nathan Dunlap was convicted in 1993 in the shooting rampage at Chuck E. Cheese. His conviction in a separate robbery of a Burger King was used as an aggravator in his sentencing in the shootings.

The Colorado Court of Appeals rejected Dunlap’s arguments, and the 10th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled Tuesday that those rulings weren’t inconsistent with federal law.

http://denver.cbslocal.com/2011/11/2...l-on-burglary/