And your opinion weighs just as much. Yet you seem to rate it higher, while pointing out 'armchair specialists shouldn't the ones to make the decisions'.

Not sure I have to point this out, but we aren't making the decisions. This is a discussion forum. Literally nothing else.

Pike and Shipp tortured Slemmer and bludgeoned her to death. Pike believed Slemmer was interested in her boyfriend, according to court documents.

"When Slemmer tried to flee, Pike sliced her stomach with the box cutter. ... As Slemmer begged for her life, Pike repeatedly kicked her in the face. Pike then cut Slemmer’s throat as she begged for mercy," the Tennessee Attorney General's Office wrote in court documents.

After Slemmer made one final attempt to escape, Pike smashed the back of her head with a rock, they wrote. Shipp also carved a pentagram into Slemmer's chest, and Pike later showed off a piece of Slemmer's skull to a friend.

in my opinion, she should not be released.

As for your comment:

You are probably the same person as you were when you were ~20

I'm not sure how old you think I am, but even if I wasn't the same person as "I was when I was 20" I would need to be polar opposite to change as much as you are suggesting she might have.

I don't wish her executed, but at the same time I couldn't give a fuck either way.

What she did deserves life in prison.

She will likely get released, so it doesn't really matter what I'm saying here.