Family, Friends & Fellow Officers Remember...

My wife Aleidy and myself extend our condolences to the family, friends and coworkers of Off. Hyatt. May G-d grant him eternal rest and consolation to the survivors. This is yet but another perfect example why the best way to rehabilitate a murderer is the death penalty, not incarceration. Let's hope that the full weight of the law in the State of Tennessee is applied to the animal who took this brother's life and, that when the time comes for him to meet his destiny, there be words of praise and rememberance for the victim officer, not words of sorry and pity for this animal.
Frank A. Piloto Jr.,

Frank A. Piloto Jr., Retired Police Offi
Miami Dade Police Department

November 10, 2003

My thoughts and prayers are with Correctional Officer Hyatt's family, friends and co-workers. What a horrible crime! Thank goodness they did not escape and will pay for what they did! Words can not ease your pain, but prayers will go up from your law enforcement famliy. Pslam 55:22

Denise Nichols - surviving spouse
Alabama State Trooper Brian Nichols EOW 2/17/2002

November 10, 2003

Thank you for doing the job that so few would choose to do, and protecting us from the predators of society. God bless Officer Hyatt's family, friends, and fellow officers.

I hope that these prisoners are all executed so that they can no longer spend the rest of their lives murdering other inmates in prison, and threatening the lives of officers without any real consequences. Rest in peace, hero, you will live on throughout the history of law enforcement.

Pat
Baltimore, MD

November 10, 2003

God bless this warrior. He gave his life to keep those who cast evil. May God hold those that you once held. Thank you for your service as you will not be forgotten.

Deputy M. Moore
Warren County S.O. (OH)

November 10, 2003