As Jonah noted this morning, King County prosecutors have charged Isaiah Kalebu—the man accused of the brutal South Park rapes and murder—with aggravated first-degree murder and first-degree rape, opening the possibility that prosecutors may seek the death penalty.

Also noted: Kalebu's complicated psychological history. From the Seattle Post-Intelligencer:

Facing separate charges in 2008, a state psychologist initially found Kalebu unfit to stand trial, according to court documents. After months of medication, the psychologist reversed his opinion, finding that Kalebu could stand trial but warning that "should he stop taking his medication and decompensate … further assessment of his competency to stand trial would be warranted."

But as Jonah wrote:

At a press conference this morning, King County Prosecutor Dan Satterberg addressed Kalebu's mental state during the crime. "He seemed to be a very confident rapist in charge," Satterberg said. "He knew what he was doing. In fact, he told the victims that he knew that they would call the police when he left."

Alright. If Isaiah Kalebu is indeed declared fit to stand trial and found guilty of aggravated first-degree murder...

How do you feel about giving him the death penalty?