Thoughtful shootings on the borders of the DC Jewish Museum

The Justice Department should to chase the death penalty Against Elias Rodriguez for the intentional shooting of Sarah Milgrim and Jaron Lyshynsky on May 21 outside the Jewish Museum in Washington, Washington, Washington

This is a sober decision to make, but not difficult. This is exactly the case where the death penalty is justified.

Before you enter into why the accused deserves richly punishmentLet me clearly say that Rodriguez is considered innocent unless the guilty of court is proven by the borders of reasonable doubts.

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First, according to the criminal criminal Complaint filed He killed foreign officials against the accused and committed a first degree. Criminal complaints are fillers and are the first step in the process that leads to an official accusation that is inevitable.

Undoubtedly, if additional evidence is collected, more charges will be added, some may be changed, and the US Prosecutor’s Office in Colombia (where I worked as a prosecutor) will seek charges of the accused. A large jury, which is secretly, must only find the probable reason that the accused committed the crimes listed.

Elias Rodriguez, 31-year-old suspect (Instagram/@Shinewithisrael)

This is the conclusion of the negative; He will be charged in the coming days.

Secondly, this is not what is not that. There are not only eyewitnesses but also CCTVs in crimes. In addition, after checking the forensic examination, DNA of the accused, fingerprints and other notable evidence related to the accused and available for trial will be developed.

Any of these evidence, both direct and indirect, can be enough to prove the case for reasonable doubts.

But there is also: the accused told the officers at the scene that he “did it” and snatched: “I did it for Palestine, I did it for gas, I am unarmed.”

Third, the accused is not the heat of passion and spontaneous action. Not only did he fly from Chicago to DC with a 9 -million -billion gun (in his proven luggage), he purchased a ticket for the museum event three hours before he started, followed two victims when they were leaving and shot them many times. When Sarah tried to crawl, the accused shot her again. Sarah was over for a moment. The accused rebooted and released several shots into her body.

A sketch from a preliminary hearing/application for Elias Rodriguez, a man accused of shooting two Israeli employees. (Dana Calling)

CCTV captured this horrible scene.

Fourth, law enforcement officers resumed 9 mm patronage from the scene, 9 mm, and 9 -mm pistol with a blocked slide, which testified that he had spent all his ammunition. The gun was registered with the accused in Illinois, where he purchased a weapon in 2020.

Federal death penalty is authorized for several crimes, including the first degree murder. Trump administration wisely resumed the use of the Federal Death Penalty for the relevant cases, and the Attorney General issued revised The leadership of the process that may seek the death penalty.

Despite the fact that 93 United States Prosecutor’s Office are distributed throughout the country, if any department wants to achieve the death penalty, they must ask to do so by presenting their justified memo to the capital of basic justice in Washington, this process requires preliminary consideration, consultation with the victim’s family.

As the death penalty was restored by the Supreme Court in 1976, 1625 shootings occurred, most of which took place at the state level. Today, 27 countries have the death penalty. To date, there are only three prisoners of federal death chambers awaiting the shooting (there were 40, but President Biden has moved the sentences of 37 vicious killers before leaving the post). Fifty-five percent of the executed were white, 34%, and 8%are span.

Yaron Lyshinsky and Sarah Lin Milgrim were shot dead when they left the event at the Metropolitan Museum, posed for shooting in an unknown place, in this picture of the Israeli Embassy in the United States on May 22, 2025. (Israel Embassy in US through X/Material via Reuters)

Tests for the death penalty have two stages: the guilt phase and the sentence. If the accused was found guilty of a crime that corresponds to death, the jury, then the case goes to the sentence.

In federal cases of the death penalty, the government must prove that aggravating factors exceed the emollient factors. Aggravating factors The murder includes death while committing another crime, a preliminary conviction of a fierce crime related to firearms, a preliminary conviction in other serious crimes, or a horrific, severe or corruption way of committing a crime.

The softening factors include impaired potential, coercion, without prior criminal records and others.

Considering the fact that the defendants hunted and shot two helpless victims, shot them in the back, shot them when they were on the ground, shot Sarah when she tried to crawl, reboot and shot Sarah again, the government would probably continue Factors that change.

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In 1996, the fictional movie “Time to Kill”, staged in Hlybokaje south, a 10-year-old African-American girl nicknamed Tonya was abducted, raped and knocked down two white people who threw full beer tins and undoubtedly tried her from the bridge into the river. Tonya survived. The men were arrested. But before they were tried, Father Tony, Carl Lee Halei, shot them in the court building, fearing that the southern jury would justify the monsters. Karl Lee went to court for their murder, and he was represented by Jake Brigans, played by Matthew McCon.

During the final argument, Jake asked the juror to close his eyes, describing the tough rape.

“This is the story about a little girls from the Grocery Store One Sunny Afternoon … RIP HER BODY, now they climb on, first, rapping her, shuttering everything innocent and pure, vicious thrusts, in a fog of drunken and suveat. Walm, killed any likelihood of taking children, have life outside it, they sat and used it for targeted practice. “

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When he describes the hanging, and then, as they threw it over the bridge to the 30 feet below, he asks in the jury: “Can you see her? Her raped, beaten, broken body, soaked in the semen, soaked in the blood, left.

After a long pause, he says, “Now imagine she is white.”

With that in mind, try this experiment with the thought: Imagine Sarah and Jaron were black, and the accused was a white supreme who shot them, leaving the Function at the National Museum of History and Culture of Africa. After being detained by police, he said, “I did it for KKK, I did it for the confederation.”

Sarah and Jaron deserve justice. Justice in this case is the final punishment.