Produced jointly by KCTS Seattle, WGBH Boston, WNET New York, WPBT Miami, WTVS Detroit. Correspondent, Alan Austin. Originally broadcast as an episode of Frontline, Feb. 9, 1999.
Summary:
Explores capital punishment through the story of Clifford Boggess, a 30-year-old who spent almost a decade on death row. In the United States, executions have become almost routine, especially in Texas, where Boggess, a pianist, artist, class valedictorian and convicted murderer awaited the execution chamber. And while he waited, the families of his two victims impatiently awaited his death in June 1998.
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