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A chilling compilation of last meal requests of Texas penitentiary death row prisoners, by the resident chef – himself an ex-convict. The book has stirred a great deal of interest on both sides of the Atlantic.
A Texas death row chef shares last meals of condemned prisoners and dramatic insider details about Death Row. The author, a former inmate assigned to the infamous Walls Unit in Huntsville, Texas, prepared almost 200 last meals for the condemned. During his 10-year tenure as death row chef, he observed and discusses the shadowy details of these dramatic events, as well as the crimes that set these executions into motion. Includes:
* the infamous case of Karla Faye Tucker, denied a stay by then-Governor George W. Bush
* Copies of hand written last meal requests
* A detailed look at 1997, the record-breaking year of executions in Texas
This fascinating factual record is also a timely, urgent look at the hidden details of capital punishment.
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A chilling compilation of last meal requests of Texas penitentiary death row prisoners, by the resident chef – himself an ex-convict. The book has stirred a great deal of interest on both sides of the Atlantic.
Weight | 1 kg |
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ISBN | 1-903906-38-5 |
Writer | Brian D. Price |
Format | Paperback |
Pages | 504 |
Publication Date | 27th April 2013 |
Subject Matter | Non-fiction |