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@xTriqd Us killed him?? Rongs? Before you insult, learn English. And yes, there was respect from those of us who witnessed this execution.

Newman was the best.

Looks hurt? Who looks hurt?

@jtbpnw I've personally known Herman for 7 years. This does not surprise me.

He needed to address it when it became public. But it's too late now. Now he has given different versions, denied it, then admitted to part of it, and, basically, he's fumbled it. He has not appeared very presidential in all this. He acts as if these questions should not be asked, even though...

This video is from 3 years ago. And his final statements were to the family of ther victim, his own family and to the prison staff. He maintained his innocence until the very end.

@shellymayson 9 eyewitnesses testified and 7 of them recanted. The other 25 witnesses never claimed to have seen the killing of Officer McPhail. There is as much of a case for doubt in this case as there is for guilt. Don't believe everything you read in blogs. The writers know little of the ...

It was as humane as an execution could be. He did not appear to suffer or have any discomfort. He did not seem nervous, although I'm sure he was.

@lovie2000 Actually that story is from 3 years ago. The clemency given to David Crowe was in 2008, not yesterday.

To all of those who are quick to say how they'd throw the switch, go witness an execution, then see how you talk. It is not a pleasant experience. Executions are not as simple as they appear on TV shows. Let me know when you witness one, then come talk to me.

I'm a news reporter. Saw 2 in Virginia (one electric chair and the state's first lethal injection) and 2 in Georgia (both injection, including the state's first). For the electric chair I had seat #3 which is right in front of the chair, albeit with a glass wall between us. The condemned, Timo...