June 2007 Archives
About the Death House
A woman gives up her son for adoption and, nearly two decades later, finds
him on trial for capital murder. She is reunited with him before he is sentenced
to die.
Two Oklahoma women take different paths when their grandchild is murdered. One
becomes the leader of the victims' rights movement in her state and advocates
the death penalty, while the other becomes the leader of an anti- death penalty
group
What is it like for a man to sit on death row for 27 years waiting to die?
Why are so many condemned inmates going to court to try to quicken their
executions?
These are the stories that you'll find in The Death House. The Death House is
different from other death penalty sites because it brings you objective
reporting, and the human drama behind the death penalty. The Death House talks
to defense lawyers, death row inmates, victims' families and the prosecutors
