Graham avoids death, gets life sentence for 2008 Thanksgiving
murder   A 27-year-old Riviera Beach man was spared the death
penalty Friday not because a judge said he didn't deserve it but
because he knew it wouldn't pass constitutional muster.  "Death
is a unique punishment and it's necessary to engage in a review
of the totality of the circumstances," Palm Beach County Circuit
Judge Charles Burton said.  While agreeing that the shooting
death of 35-year-old Wilsy Capre was senseless and tragic, he
said it wasn't especially heinous. Instead, he said Antwon
Graham should spend the rest of his life behind bars for
shooting Capre on Thanksgiving Day 2008 during a botched robbery
in Mangonia Park.  "The penalty of death is reserved for the
most aggravated and most heinous crimes," Burton said. "The
court is obligated to follow Florida law and not impose a
sentence he knows to be unconstitutional."  Palm Beach County
State Attorney Peter Antonacci pushed for the death penalty even
though Graham's attorneys insist