George Mason II:  RE; no punishment available that fits his crime.
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I would suggest one, that I suspect you are already well aware of.  If Men died while looking for him and his actions evinced cowardice, I would suggest a firing squad would be appropriate.  I understand the sentencing Judge will be faced with the problem of adhering to whatever agreement was worked out in this case potentially adversely affecting future such agreements but if men died trying to 'save' him, then that is little different than if he had killed them himself.  Clearly, the Judge will have more and better facts before him than I do now but - - just saying. . .