NYDailyNews.com:
Teresa Lewis died by lethal injection on Thursday night, the first woman in Virginia to be executed in nearly a century.
Lewis was prounounced dead at 9:13 p.m. as a small crowd of supporters stood outside in protest.
Though lawyers for Lewis waged a public campaign for the Gov. of Virginia to intervene, there was no 11th hour reprieve for the 41-year-old woman, who was sentenced to death for plotting the 2002 murders of her husband and stepson.
Lewis reportedly spent her last day meeting with her immediate family, a spiritual adviser, and supporters at the prison where she was executed.
For her last supper, she requested a meal of fried chicken breasts, peas with butter, a slice of German cake or a piece of apple pie, and a Dr. Pepper, according to SkyNews.
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"Then too I still don't understand how someone can be pro-life and pro-death penalty at the same time."
ReplyDeleteIt's easy. I don't have a problem with killing criminals, but I do have a problem with killing innocent babies.
Though I totally agree on the Teresa Lewis matter of media attention. I mean, the only reason a woman hasn't been executed there lately is because women commit very few violent crimes. Same reason there are few women in jail. Why give her so much attention? She's no different than any of the guys on death row.