The two people she killed is still dead, they don't get a chance at any kind of life. Tucker once told that she experienced intense multiple orgasms with each blow of the pickaxe when she killed Deborah Thornton.
I hope she had more of those intense multiple orgasms as she was dying.
While I realize it is possible for a person to change over the long period of time they are in prison it still does not erase the fact that the murders took place. It still doesn't bring back those killed. It also doesn't heal the hurting and grieving families left behind to deal with it for the rest of their lives. Always feeling the loss of loved ones.
It's almost too much for me to stomach to hear one say that they are in gods hands now and they are forgiven. I know it's possible and might be true but it doesn't fix anything outside of their own life/ mind. It doesn't erase what they did in this world. It might give them some sort of internal peace but it just seems very selfish to me. Especially the ones who show no remorse. It's just a very difficult subject and I'm sure many people feel many different ways about it. But this is my opinion.
It is true that she may have made a genuine conversion to Christianity, God will grant forgiveness for anything if a person is sincere when asking. It's a good thing that men do not decide who gets into Heaven and who doesn't as we would be letting a lot of folks in who should not be there and denying entrance to many who should be in Heaven.
On the other hand, when these people become Christians then it is God who grants forgiveness but that does not release them from their just punishment for crimes committed here and as for Karla Faye Tucker, "God might have forgiven her and others like her but the state of Texas is liable to be a little more hard-nosed about it". (Quote stolen from a movie but it conveys my opinion on the subject very well)