re: #88 KGxvi

Not sure what the prison population situation is in Ohio, but the man is 80 years old now. Can’t imagine he has much longer to live or that locking him up at this point serves any sort of purpose, and it may help reduce overcrowding and save resources (an 80 year old prisoner is going to require more medical care than a 28 year old prisoner).

(edited for clarity, after reading the story)

Good points. Still, the WV governor refusing to extradite him in ‘75 still pisses me off.