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Their plan was brutally simple and brazenly stupid: They tied up eight guards — some of whom they knew — at the Zuwiya branch of the Rafidain bank here and executed them point blank with silenced guns.
The article began with an appalling tale: bodyguards for one of Iraq's most powerful men, Vice President Adel Abdul Mahdi, tied up eight security officers at a Baghdad bank, executed them point blank and then made off with $4.3 million in cash.
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We only see the aftermath, with fire and debris, dead soldiers covered in blood and dirt, and a lone survivor begging for his life before being executed at point blank range.
An earlier piece discussed the "capture" of a 12-year-old Tamil boy who was given a snack and began to relax before he was shot and executed at point blank range for the crime of being a family member of a Tamil soldier.
Racial bias in a tough sentencing environment, botched and problematic execution methods set against a backdrop of constitutionally banned "cruel and unusual punishment," not to mention the men and women who have been wrongfully executed, all point to the fact that a civilized society should work toward dismantling the death penalty.
More than 140 students and staff were killed, many of them executed at point-blank range by gunmen who also detonated bombs around the school buildings.
The home had been ransacked, and in the basement he found his son, Jason Bostic, 30 — recently married with three children and a fourth on the way — and a friend, bound in duct tape and apparently executed at point-blank range.
