Breaking: Judge Gives Muslim Man Who Decapitated Food Plant Worker a Taste of His Own Medicine

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Digital News Alerts
By Andrew Mark Miller
December 15, 2017

About 3 years ago, an ISIS-inspired attack on American soil took place in Oklahoma that left one person decapitated. It was an outrageous killing that went largely unnoticed by the mainstream media.

A couple months ago, that terrorist was convicted.

From Fox News:

An Oklahoma man was convicted Friday of first-degree murder in the 2014 beheading of his co-worker at a food processing plant.

Jurors deliberated for about two hours before finding 33-year-old Alton Nolen guilty in the death of 54-year-old Coleen Hufford.

The jury also convicted Nolen of assault and battery with a deadly weapon for attempting to behead a second co-worker at the Vaughan Foods plant in Moore, a suburb of Oklahoma City. Prosecutors have said they would seek the death penalty.

Investigators said Nolen had just been suspended from his job when he walked into the company’s administrative office and attacked Hufford. Authorities said Nolen stabbed another co-worker, who survived, before he was shot by a company executive.

There was some question as to whether or not this monster would get the death penalty or not.

Now we know.

From The Daily Caller:

Nolen was facing either the death penalty or life in prison without parole after a jury trial in Oklahoma.

Friday, the judge handed down his sentence: Death.

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Well, I don't know if this guy's punishment will necessarily qualify as "a taste of his own medicine."  Does Oklahoma actually apply the death penalty or is it like Pennsylvania where convicts sit on death row till they die a natural death?  And what method is used in execution?  Lethal injection?  Hardly much of a punishment to compare with a beheading.

Whatever happens to this guy somehow doesn't seem fitting compared to the terror he inflicted upon his victim and what the victim's family has gone through and perhaps still goes through today.