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Edgewater killer Russell Charles Bradshaw denied murdering 21-year-old Lisa Memro during the penalty phase of his trial this morning before the jury began deliberating a recommended sentence of life or death.

"I know in my heart that I wouldn't hurt Lisa just like I know in my heart there is a God," Bradshaw said in a monotone voice from the stand around 11 this morning.

Edgewater killer Russell Bradshaw was sentenced this afternoon to life in prison without the possibility of parole for the Sept. 25, 2006, throat-slash slaying of 21-year-old Lisa Memro. The jurors recommended life over death by lethal injection and Circuit Judge James R. Clayton subsequenly imposed the life sentence.

Already found guilty of first-degree murder in the slaying of Lisa Memro, Russell Bradshaw finally took the stand in the penalty phase Monday -- just in time to illicit enough pity to spare his own pathetic life, feining memory loss while using God as a crutch.

Already found guilty of first-degree murder in the slaying of Lisa Memro, Russell Bradshaw finally took the stand in the penalty phase Monday -- just in time to illicit enough pity to spare his own pathetic life, feining memory loss while using God as a crutch.

If you listen to the liberal mainstream media, you get the impression that everyone hates Wal-Mart. However, if you talk to the customers, even here at the one in New Smyrna Beach, Wal-Mart is well-liked by shoppers like 25-year-old Cristi Pendarvis who works in the dining room at the Sugar Mill Country Club.
"I like Wal Mart," she says. "Everything is there that you need. It's close and convenient.”

Jill Karnes, 48, who works at Clancy’s Cantina on the beachside, says, “I like Wal Mart. I would like to have a super center here. It is convenient with good deals.”