This is fair. I also 99.99% believe he intended to kill people and that he thought he had succeeded, but, yeah, it's odd that he was sentenced for something he

This is fair. I also 99.99% believe he intended to kill people and that he thought he had succeeded, but, yeah, it's odd that he was sentenced for something he wasn't charged with. Personally, I'd prefer his sentence be fully commuted, and then prosecutors actually charge him with at least some of the murders-for-hire, a jury convicts him, and a judge re-sentences him to life in prison for those offenses. That would be proper justice, I think. I think they could likely win the case despite the crooked cop (who was only involved in one of the five alleged attempted murders-for-hire). In my view, he shares the exact narcissistic and psychopathic mentality of any Escobar or Guzman: "if you come in my way, you forfeit your life".