Keyplus – You said, “... whenever I post "YES" about CP I always assume it is for someone who has been proved guilty without doubt or someone who has confessed without any wrong influence.”
Yes, in an ideal world I would agree with you. But we don't live in that world do we? How can you be sure that a confession hasn't been wrongfully obtained? And by definition, anyone found guilty of murder has been proved guilty beyond reasonable doubt. But mistakes have always and will always be made.
Ever heard of Stefan Kiszko? He confessed to the murder of Lesley Molseed and was subsequently convicted of her murder in what is considered to be one of the worst miscarriageges of justice ever in the UK. This man was entirely innocent.
http://en.wikipedia.o...der_of_Lesley_Molseed
And Keyplus, please read what people actually write – not what you think they write.
I asked the question, “Would you still be in favour of it if it were you or a member of your family who was wrongly accused, convicted and executed?” You answered, “... if anyone of my own family has been proved guilty then I will have no objection about capital punishment”
I think you'll find that the operative word in my original question was, “wrongly”.