SEILER, Senior Judge, concurring. In deciding whether the death penalty in this case is disproportionate to the penalty imposed in similar cases, considering both the crime and the defendant, § 565.014.3(3), RSMo 1978, the court again fails to state how or in what way this case differs from the many cases where the homicide was just as bad or worse, yet the jury elected life without parole for fifty years a…
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