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DukeOfEarle · M
I’ve read that most convicts on death row order extravagant things for their last meal but rarely eat them. I am not sure if I would have an appetite either.
On a side note regarding the lethal injection, I have also heard it is a horrifying thing to watch and causes PTSD for those who have to administer it. I have always wondered why they can’t just give the inmate an overdose of heroin? They’ll experience one last rocket of euphoria up into the blue and out into the black, never to come back.
On a side note regarding the lethal injection, I have also heard it is a horrifying thing to watch and causes PTSD for those who have to administer it. I have always wondered why they can’t just give the inmate an overdose of heroin? They’ll experience one last rocket of euphoria up into the blue and out into the black, never to come back.
Eddiesolds · 61-69, M
@DukeOfEarle I like that idea.
Heartlander · 80-89, M
@DukeOfEarle I know someone who worked the appeal processes as a lawyer for condemned prisoners. In some cases the person on death row had lived such horrible lives since birth that the time on death row may be the best part of their lives. In some cases they develop a more trusting relationship with their guards and attorneys than they had with their own parents and siblings. Thanking them before being executed.