That's why it should be very very selective. The majority of wrongful conviction death penalty cases are usually over a single death and involve a minority. Like Ted Bundy, they were 100% positive he was the serial killer. There was no doubt, and no room for doubt. Same thing with this guy, there will be almost no room for doubt. Cases like Adnan Sayed, that one has huge amounts of doubt and inconsistencies. It's why I said the death penalty should not be considered for a single murder charge.