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"As Gary Gilmore said, 'Let's do it.'" -- Rocky Barton
The State of Ohio today succeeded in helping a psychologically disturbed, destructive/self-destructive individual finish killing himself (in front of both of his parents).
Where is the wisdom?
Time of death: 10:27 AM
"He appears to have fine veins," prisons spokeswoman Andrea Dean said after Wednesday's examination.
The Cincinnati Enquirer has this article, entitled "Stepdaughter to see execution," on the release from jail granted to Jamie Reising by the Warren County Prosecutor to enable her to view today's execution of Rocky Barton.
Excerpt:The family thinks that witnessing the execution might provide closure for Jamie Reising, said Warren County Prosecutor Rachel A. Hutzel, who agreed to a legal motion by Reising's lawyer to temporarily release her from jail."She wants very much to go. And her family feels it may help her get her life in order and turn her life around if she has some closure with her mother," Hutzel said. "We have to prosecute her, but we have sympathy for her, too. She is a victim."