i am accusing them of gross incompetence and i think that s born out by the evidence. should an entity that can t administer the system any more competently than that be allowed to kill people? if he gets another execution date, i ll be there. the skinner case has been the biggest case i ever worked on. the death sentence was imposed on this case. to me, when that s done and over with, it s going to be put a close yoour onto a part of my life that i ve had for 22 years sitting here. closure s like beauty, it s in the eye of the beholder. that s such a fallacy. closure is up to you. it s not up to killing somebody that s going to grant it to you. i can t tell you how many people have come out of that death house over there, now they re doubly traumatized because they lost their loved one and stood there and watched somebody else die. so they re not getting any solace out of it at all. there s no such thing as closure. well, i got to hang up. yeah. okay. all right.
by law standards, my case is barely legally sufficient to hold up a capital murder conviction because of the eyewitness. yet his testimony, just looking at his testimony, you don t know where he s coming from. but in the death house at huntsville, where all texas executions take place, preparations for ruben s execution proceeded. the execution was at midnight in those days. reverend carroll picket was chaplain at the huntsville prison for 16 years. ruben had been visiting with his family most of that day. you have different rooms and in each room they have phones. so all of us be on the phone with ruben. he was in a single cell. across from where he was sitting was the death chamber. he said that once that medicine ran through his veins and he shut his eyes, that that s when he was going to grab god s hand and god was going to take him. then i hear noise in the background and i ask him. and he says, they re setting up
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barely legally sufficient to hold up a capital murder conviction because of the eyewitness. yet his testimony, just looking at his testimony, you don t know where he is coming from. but at the death house at huntsville, where all texas executions take place, preparations for ruben s execution proceeded. the execution was at midnight in those days. reverend carroll picket was chaplain at the huntsville prison for 16 years. ruben had been visiting with his family most of that day. you have different rooms and in each room they have phones. so all of us be on the phone with ruben. he was in a single cell across from where he was sitting was the death chamber. he said that once that medicine ran through his veins and he shut his eyes, that that s when he was going to grab god s hand and god was going to take him. then, i hear noise in the background and i ask him. he says, they re setting up the