but i don't think it's right and the state shouldn't be taking laws of anybody, no matter what the circumstances and so i feel responsible, but i meekly dinner and make a stand until it stops. since 977, there has been 1460 executions in the us. a large majority of those executed are blacks, or latinos, or people in general, mostly men, but also women. the last woman executed was kelly case, and after she was the 55th woman to be put to death since the start of the 20th century. 46 year old kelly renee just sundowner is set to die and 7 pm by lethal injection. she was convicted of murder for the 1997 stabbing of her husband. prosecutors say she thought of his death with her boyfriend demonstrations to prevent her execution were organized. her children did everything they could to

save her life. we want y'all to know that we're still fighting $2.00 your face. this is not over. there's a reason that we didn't get to see her today and help me that stuff as we're going to see her again. this weekend that they even pope francis putting her case down or was it hard to her final words were broadcast on t.v. and on the radio and t.v. hosts, why should you just choose to go unnoticed? so she's going to make this on september 30th, 2015 at 12, 21 am. kelly gets in that or was executed. she was 47 years in

the united states, out of the 2843 inmates on death row, 54 are women. they are incarcerated in 16 different states across the country were granted permission to interview 3 of them have been on death row for over 15 years . in the cardi shawna forde has been charged with the most unspeakable crimes violent acts that resulted in the plane. the life of a young girl and her father, black, white, or hispanic. they all have a troubled past and a common mix with drugs, sexual abuse, and extreme violence. these 3 prisoners are considered among the most dangerous in the country. they live in solitary confinement, contact with their fellow prisoners as for their families. these terrible

conditions, lawyers fight day and night to delay their executions in the this is from this is the police, the some are convinced of their innocence. that shelter was not botched trials, court appointed lawyers and scripture judges and prosecutors. the families believe that the deck was stacked against that. anybody that sat in that trial at my sister's trial was a circus that was just awful. even when they're proven and the sentence, the nightmare continues. that. this is the unknown world of men on death row. used in texas, the city was the scene of a strange and atrocious crime. that child kidnapping and

homicide that led to the arrest of linda this 43 year old woman who lived in a poor neighborhood known for drug trafficking,, her neighbors, joanna rodrigue s., and her mom had just moved to the united states from mexico. they just had a baby 2 days earlier, is believed to have devised a plot to steal their baby. on may 16th, 2001, in the middle of the night, the couple's home was stormed by 3 armed men. the young parents were gagged and beat, and the men searched the house from top to bottom. linda carter had made them believe that a large amount of drugs were in the couple's home. in exchange, they had to deliver the mother and the newborn 40 hours later was found dead in the trunk of a car. the infant's was safe and sound. the car belonged in

her hotel room. baby items were found. she had even made her neighbors believe she was pregnant. she denied everything to the police. and if you told the world, if you told anyone, tell you about him getting the baby in the 7 days. you haven't told anybody that you know, i said i should have been harboring a baby. i didn't say i'm in love baby life by in a baby feeling. well baby, that's not what i thought and involved. i can have a baby if i want to have a baby that i've been a cry big deal. you may and i don't even bother me if i'm mad. oh, now i'm getting fat. all everybody. 5 the mother. i may be quote, the body was in my car.

this would have been executed in the united states for 16 years. more than $4000000.00 trying to hold it. so this would have been the original police

became one of the biggest pieces of evidence we had to know because this was the police with the video of the key one who did it all being interviewed by the police when he was 1st and telling the story completely different than what he told. and so this is trying to prove that prosecutors tempered with evidence and that handled this case. they withheld evidence. the witnesses reported they were bullied into saying certain things, certain things. and then we started hearing this independently, independently with the same story. it all came into focus. the jury was

misled by the district attorneys, and there was no fair trial. why was the prosecution in seeking the death penalty? when considering the evidence in the car, he would have certainly been sentenced to life in texas, especially to win elections. you have to be seen as being someone strong and someone strong on crime is important. and so if you have a judge that lets criminals loose or criminals, when the opponents will come in and say, this judge is weak on crime and they lose that card. he's sentenced to death in a border for the prosecutors to win an election. no, no. the ones that admitted doing this, the ones that had mid putting your in the truck, the ones today admitted leaving her in the trunk for 8 hours in the texas heat.

they all struck deals that the d.a.'s went to them and told them, you either testify this way or you'll get the death penalty. the men got sentences ranging from 15 to 45 years in prison, continues to deny any involvement. her only hope is to get a new trial, but all of her appeals have been systematically rejected. for 16 years, she has been on death row in gainesville, a city lost in the countryside, surrounded by 6 prisons for women. nearly 7700, detainees are locked up here among them 6 on death row. we were granted permission to meet lynda carter with a strict agreement with her lawyer not to speak about her case. 60 minute

interview with a woman considered to be one of the most dangerous in the united states. so how are you? thank you, for example, want to do you welcome, this pressure to be home, how's your life your moments? up and down. and it depends on the status of the appeal because you could be quite euphoric at some times. and then all of a sudden you could be in that rally. you know, whenever a case is denied, every time i talk about that i want to cry because it's difficult shouldering it's for me in particular, if i had done the crime, i would have accepted my fate. but because i know that i'm not guilty,

it's hard. it's hard dealing with it and i try, i try to put it on the back, but i'm not think about it. because i don't want to be another step to stick to mental health department. and i need to be able to stay strong so that in the process of having my investigators and my attorneys on my daughter and my friends helping me to clear my name, that i won't become a burden for anyone. for the rest of my life is you'll be via reflection of reality. in a world transformed what will make you feel safe,

isolation, community. are you going the right way or are you being led? by what is true? what is faith? in the world corrupted, you need to descend to join us in the depths. aura made in the shallowness during the vietnam war, us forces also bomb to neighboring laos. it was a secret war. and for years, the american people did not know how much it is officially, heavily bombed country per capita, human history, millions of unexploded bombs still in danger lives in this small agricultural country. jordyn wieber. even today,

kids in laos full victims of bombs dropped decades ago. is the us making amends for the tragedy in laos, won't help to the people need in that little land on probably seizing probably his last battle as president who he triumphed over the generals and killed by his foreign policy pick up where we were neo-cons again, back in control because there's a survival guide up, stacy, just like all the starts to travel all the service. he should be going to get him back next year. oh heck no. repatriations forget the rest is 7 years old. the 7 yr guys are in for

a new gold rush is underway in ghana. thousands of ill equipped workers are flocking to the gold fields, hoping to strike it. rich as children are torn between gold was very poor. i thought i was doing my best to get back to school. which side will have the strongest appeal? are the times where you can't do shit anymore. i have a daughter that i went to where the law. i truly love and it's this place is enough of a bargain for her soul for me to try to commit suicide or to give up or

anything. i feel as though i would fail my child. she said she has 2 boys. i have 2 grandsons and you have met one, you know, because we're not allowed to have visits with all kids. because the state says that if you have a crime against a child that you are not allowed to have the visits with even your old sadly the family members who are kids. so no, i don't get to see them other than pictures. talk into them on the fall every 90 days. like all women on death row. linda carter who has no physical contact with her family visits are always behind the bulletproof glass. these special inmates are separated from the rest of the prison population. they

are in total isolation locked in tiny cells. they're not allowed to have personal belongings or photos on the wall. awakened every morning at 3. their lives revolve around meals and inspections. every 2 hours alone, 24 hours a day. they are waiting to be executed. these imprisonment conditions are deemed inhumane by the prisoners, families, a mental and emotional torture that also affects their children and grandchildren. carty linda's daughter tries her best to maintain family ties with her mom, whose life is on hold. it's a challenge to make her exist spiritually to her children, to maintain a semblance of normality. this isn't their 1st christmas, but this is one of their christmas. and of course my mom gets copies of all of

these photos. and we try to send as many as possible the boys as many cards as they possibly can. so they write letters to keep in contact dated on what's going on, family gossip. and if you grandchildren, who have never seen the grandmother that they hear about all the time, and who will one day learn the truth about her crime? i usually have my mom with the newest announcement here. anything that's new, it's cool. everything like that. picture will be the one that got the news announcement next to it, but yes, she's always included. and you think all the time all the time, mother's day was always pretty difficult.

one of the questions, what kind of questions with the normal questions? you know, how soon they are doing was last time we talked to nana are we, when are we going to be able to go? you know, how come we can't go and the best we can do is to just explain it to them. these are the rules that they have set up and we can't change their juval only has one picture of her mother taken by a guard from the other side of the visiting room with a jacket to hide her prisoners clothes. she's always alone. contact with other death, row prisoners is not allowed. she's in a cell all day, all 23 hours of the day. nonstop and the one hour that she gets to come out of this hole all

by herself. she still doesn't get to have interaction with everyone else. she still by herself. tell me that it's not punishment. tell me that it's not enough punishment. i'm worried about, you know, is she going to be sane? because how long can you maintain being by yourself? for year after year after year with no one to talk to. where does your sanity go? not surprisingly, many who are condemned to death. long before being executed. a place in the middle of the desert, close to the mexican border. this community of only 30000 people is

a mixture of newcomers and vigilante groups trying to prevent migrants crossing the border. was responsible for the biggest slaughter in the region. led by 42 year old, now sentenced to death for executing a mexican family, suspected of trafficking drugs. her friend lane wallace has also educated her life to stop illegal immigrants and the united states. if you're going to go to a place where there's a lot of trafficking and stuff going on, you're probably going to take set like an a k 47 or a r 15. you really shouldn't go out to places where there's drug smugglers and not carry along. you made something seana for his organization was in the nationalist militia which claim to fight cartels at the

border. shawna forde was an early activists, a regular on the media and television. she liked to praise the merits of her militant actions, and she knew are of like the back of her hands and an extremely dangerous area. matter of fact, so dangerous that i'm ready to bring over the border. but i don't have the numbers are all i have one gun on me and i'm not going to be responsible for not getting people trying to in lawyers and doctors here. ok, we're getting the floor of the floor. we know what we need to do to secure these borders. we know what we need to do to secure the sovereignty of this nation. and that's what we're going to do and we will win this war. there's a shot of for a minute, an american defense. elaine wallace,

like other militia members, doesn't believe shawna. forde is a murderer. she thinks she was settling scores between opposing cartels and that she was the scapegoats for the murders. this is the house where the air of arkham massacre happened at about 12. 45 am on a friday night several intruders burst into that house. they. 'd were supposedly pretending to be border patrol and were dressed as border patrol and they shot the husband. they shot the wife and they shot the 9 year old daughter. the wife survived, she was not shot in the head like the daughter and the husband were shannon ford was never positively identified by the surviving with this. so there were definitely 2 men there and one woman. and there were additional parties as well. she's didn't know if there was, she said there might have been 4 or 5 people there,

but she couldn't describe them. resign your florists. 9 and her father role. florence died on the spot with a bullet in the head. only survivor of the massacre. gina gonzales. mother shot in the leg, she pretended to be dead during the shooting before calling for help. i don't know where you mention think they shot them the way they were. they shot them in the head in the head. though they're the people who are there that shot him, the cover back there on the phone. the assailants who heard her, came back inside the house to eliminate the only survivor. to defend herself. picked up her husband's weapon and started firing a man who was injured in the leg. you can clearly hear the voice of the woman on

the recording. a voice that could belong to shawna forde. are you ok? how many people were there? i don't know. like males are talking there with a male and the woman. ok. the woman but it, he look like me making these just coming into our news for he was really 3 people have been arrested in connection with a deadly home invasion. after a highly publicized trial, he was sentenced to death for the double homicide. despite the fact that gina gonzales, the only survivor was never able to formally identify her, nor to say exactly how many killers were in the house. chris ackerley sana for

his lawyer. believe there is no evidence that his client was present at the scene of the kind which he claims proves shawn affords innocence. we see a mysterious woman carrying a weapon, similar to the one found at the scene of the kind. this woman's identity is still unknown today in the 1st place, gina gonzalez, she was uncertain if it was one woman in her house or 2 with. because the woman who was initially there went outside and a few minutes later, a woman came in who was dressed completely differently and had her hair done completely differently. and she identified her as being a heavy set short one with blondish brown hair. now we can prove

that these photographs were taken the night before the flores homicides occurred. the jury never saw those photographs looks to me like a short, heavy set woman with blondish brown hair that is not shown up for we don't know who it is. there is a shotgun there, and $357.00 caliber revolver. now, 20 minutes after the homicides occurred. this weapon was found in the forest front yard. this is also 357 handgun, with a finger and intuitions. i believe that shawna forde was not present when these homicides occurred. she was she is simply wasn't there. this is also what shawna forde has been claiming since she was arrested. we requested an interview with death row inmates are not allowed interviews in arizona

. after months of waiting, we were finally granted permission to talk to her on the phone interview. yes. ok. thank you. joining me every thursday, simon show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics. i'm sure. i'll see you then. the world is driven by

the dares thinks we dare to ask on election night. you may know whether the margin for the winner is so large that it is impossible for the defeated candidate to catch up. so there may still be 10000 votes to count, but the margin is 80000 votes and it doesn't matter if all 10000 votes went for the defeated candidate, they cannot possibly catch up and that's where we are today. joe biden's margin is so large in all of the states that are being contested, that even though some other states have not finished county, they still don't know who won. and joe biden won a majority of the electoral college votes

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