
Death Row: The Final Minutes
My Life as an Execution Witness in America's Most Infamous Prison
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Narrado por:
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Laurel Lefkow
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John Moraitis
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Michelle Lyons
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Michelle Lyons
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Brilliant
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Interesting
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I was very disappointed the narrator consistently mispronounced several words common in Texas such as “San Miguel, Martinez, and Corsicana”. Come on, you’re from Texas and do not know how to pronounce common Hispanic surnames?
I appreciate that the author did not try to convince me the death penalty is wrong, but instead she explains her growth and changes which led to her change of mind.
As far as the conflict with Livingston, he is your boss. Your job is to do what he says, not what your former supervisor thought the job should be. No wonder you were drummed out, but as a former exempt employee, I understand the hypocrisy of those time sheets
Overall, a good listen
Somewhat misleading title
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Deeply moved by this book
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Really in-depth and engaging. Great job!
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I found myself wanting to stop and return this book multiple times:
- Sometimes because I did not want to hear any more praise for the prison system
- Sometimes because the reading was not all that great
- Sometimes because I was done hearing about the conflict that is capital punishment
It was worth the listen. Mostly to hear the heartfelt story that Michelle told.
I was curious to see where Michelle would stand at the end and it was not what I would have thought.
The only way Capital Punishment will come to an end or more prominent use is if we as a society hear and understand all sides and then as a group attempt to move beyond punishment revenge.
Easy for me to type as I have not experienced the challenges that Michelle has...however, I would quote Victor Frankel who said: "There is always a choice."
Tough but worth it.
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Great read
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Great Book
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While the death penalty is such a controversial topic… this book approached it with sensitivity and it was just so interesting and insightful. With two different perspectives of former TDCJ (Texas Department of Criminal Justice) employees; I honestly feel like this book was definitely written with so much knowledge and good information.
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I found myself somehow understanding the former employees empathy, confusion, defensiveness, and overall perspectives. It was relatable in a very strange way, since I’ve never experienced any of this! lol
It’s so cool to learn all these different inmates crimes, history, last meal, and even last statements.
She did mention how the last sound she heard when witnessing executions was the inmates last breath, and that gave me chills!
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NOW- I may be biased with this book and my thoughts as I myself did go to Sam Houston State University in Huntsville and I did live there for 7 years. 😂 (in fact I was walking distance from the walls unit/ execution chamber at one point!) with that being said; this book was oddly nostalgic and sentimental for me because I did find myself recognizing things mentioned since I first hand witnessed or heard things while I lived there!
Some “fun facts” from the book that I knew before hand, but thought would be fun to share:
•The stereotype that Huntsville is “one giant prison” 😂
•There is no negative energy bc of the 7 prisons or death chamber
•All executions in Texas are done at the walls unit
•TDCJ (Prison system) is the biggest employer in the city
•SHSU is there 🫶🏼
•Protesters would stand outside walls unit on Wednesdays around 6 for executions
•The Werner Herzog documentary - Into The Abyss- this is a must watch!
• They say everything is bigger in Texas, even the crime!
•Vocational skills are taught to inmates before they’re released
•Joe Byrd Cemetery is for inmates who family didn’t claim them… walking through it does give very eerie and sad vibes.
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PLEASE READ/LISTEN TO THIS! 👏🏼 👏🏼
PLEASE READ/LISTEN TO THIS! 👏🏼 👏🏼
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Extremely good review of death row
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