You can’t botch a firing squad.

*He murdered a woman for money. He was sentenced to death 30 years ago.*. *I'm sure his victim went through worse, at least he knew why he was dying.*

You do have to wonder if the woman he stabbed to death had a similar physical response.

I wonder if his victim was uncomfortable, upon her death , 36 years ago.

Lee, could you please tell us how peaceful his victim went ?

Having worked in corrections, the worst punishment is a lifetime in prison.

Shame on the media for sympathizing with a killer. Shame on you.

it's 30 years over due

RIP Elizabeth Sennett 🪦 Murdered 1988

…and his victim probably went through far worse, so what’s the problem here?

Why does the media want us to feel bad for him

Elizabeth Sennett sorry you had to wait so long for justice. May you rest in peace.

“ I’ve never seen such a violent execution “……….try looking at some crime scene photos

Yeah what about their victims

Sorry not sorry....the victim didn't get that consideration

That women he killed didnt get mercy nor did he care what she went through. Who cares how the prisoner was executed

Oh, man....he suffered? Thats awful. I guess he shouldnt have killed anyone then.

You people are nuts... This man has been awaiting the sentence for 30 years for a contract killing....How peaceful was the murder ??????

I wonder how the 3 innocent people he murdered/shot to death, died? Do you think their death was merciful? Keep things in perspective 🙄

May his victim rest in peace.

What did his victim experience when he killed them?

I feel certain that the victim was petrified and begging for her life and he had no sympathy for her . I feel no sympathy for him whatsoever !

Bad things happen to bad people!

Justice

Wonder if the victims died non violently?🤔

I'm opposed to the death penalty but, maybe don't commit murder? Especially in a state like Alabama?

Hmmmm, did the people he murdered drift off into a sweet sleep, or did they thrash, fight during their terrifying murders? Whatever this guy went through, it pales in comparison to what his victim experienced. I don’t feel badly for this guy, not one iota.

he stabbed a woman to death. Where were his thoughts of humanity going through his mind as he was taking her life?

What its so weird is that they make it into a show with curtains and all.

Imagine trying to convince people to feel bad for the murderer.

100% justice was carried out. His victim live in pain for about 3 hours before she died.

I grasp that some behaviour in society is completely unacceptable and that the rest of society should not be accountable financially for enabling that behaviour whether incarcerated or not. That does not mean that we have to be brutal about curtailing that behaviour. I had a much-loved dog. She lived to be twenty years old in human years which is quite a feat. Her legs started to cave. I could see in her an embarrassment and sort of a shame that she could no longer support her body to go out to pee or poo. I had to let her go for both her dignity and mine. I was with her when she left this world. It was calm and peaceful. She simply went limp, and she was gone. The point of this long text is that if veterinarians have worked out dignified euthanasia then why can we not extend the same care to people for reasons we don't understand cannot be part of a disciplined society? We do not have to sink to the level of a perpetrator to end the perpetration of agony.

Too easy. What did the lady he murdered go through?

Far to much sympathy is being given to a murderer who had no sympathy for the woman he killed.

Another question i have for his wife. Why would you wanna watch that? Bad enough thinking about his heinous crime.

These people should not get a choice on how they die their victims didn't 😢

Wonder if it was anywhere as terrifying as the victim endured?

I have mixed feelings about the death penalty ... and I certainly would not be able to implement the man's death. However, does ANYONE consider the suffering the murdered woman went through as they discuss this?

Lol, my comments keep getting deleted immediately on videos like this. What's with all the censorship, KZfaq??

MSDNC is more concerned about this man than they are about the family and the victim.

I don't understand how is this an issue. How about don't be a murderer the first place?

Why does this guy attend executions?

“Inside the house, Elizabeth was ambushed, violently punched, beaten, and bludgeoned, and stabbed over and over again with the six-inch survival knife that Smith and Parker had brought with them.”Wondering if she shakes while being attacked by this monster!! What a shame for this people who stand by the criminal, instead of the victim! RIP Elizabeth!

Let’s also talk about the individual that he killed, and the suffering of that individual and the suffering of the family. Let’s make this report fair and balanced on both sides.

His victims, I'm sure, didn't live to suffer PTSD.

What would the ceo of msnbc want to happen to the killer if she was murdered?

Violently shaking, thrashing...something the victim can never experience...

I've never understood, when they were giving lethal injections, why they used brand new needles. ... it's like... the person isn't going to catch anything. 🤔

*He murdered someone for money. He lived over 30 years longer than the woman he murdered. His last words were non-apologetic victim-playing. Sorry, but I’m not concerned.*

Wait... WHAT? The convict is asked if he/she opts in for Nitrogen gas??? Correct me if I am wrong but ....I'm pretty sure they person they murdered didn't get any choices.

what about the person he murdered? What do these witnesses want a pink birthday cake exit?

No one is or ever will talk about the emotions and thoughts and sheer terror his victim experienced…

Whoever is speaking is definitely a lefty

The authorities expected him to be "unconscious within seconds and die within minutes". Outrageously misleading statement, avoiding just exactly what he experienced during those seconds and minutes before his death.

As they say...2 wrongs do not make a right...this is not justice..rotting in a jail cell for the rest of your life is justice.. living among other prisoners for the rest of your life is justice..this is just making the state a murderer.

Imagine the 193 people on death row (since 1973) who were exonerated because they were not guilty. Now imagine the ones who were not guilty, and not exonerated.

Just like his victim.?

Survive 3 weeks without food, 3 days without water, 3 minutes without air

This is absolutely insane!

I’m sure the woman he murdered died peacefully, right? Or does anyone care about her, or her family?

MSNBC has this attitude that they are perfect. Always over critical of others.

Some countries that still use the death penalty. The USA is in fine company. China 1,000s see text Iran 576+ Saudi Arabia 196 Egypt 24 USA 18 Iraq 11+ Singapore 11 Kuwait 7 Somalia 6+

RIP bozo.

During his initial attempted execution, this man dehydrated himself and tried all measures to avoid making injection easy. He refused to make a fist. Fine, can't expect him to cooperate. But, for him to claim that the poking of the needle for failure to find a vein intravenously and then intramuscularly and "excruciating poking from the needles" was inhumane?? He stabbed a woman to death! He never fully accepted his capital sentence. As the AG put it, "he gamed the system for as long as he could," prolonging his life until HE chose the nitrogen gas method. Presumably, he didn't think he would get his choice approved due to his prior "botched" execution, let alone by a never-before-tested method. But, the state used his own defense attorneys' expert witness on euthanasia against him, the expert claiming, "it's a humane way to die!" He also held his breath as long as he could and was told only to drink clear liquids an hour or so before the execution. He didn't eat all day then ate Waffle House smothered in A1, so that he could get sick and choke on his vomit and not breathe in nitrogen, so that it would look inhumane and someone would step in. They knew he was going to be doing this. Unsurprisingly, during his final statement, there was no mention of the victim and no apology to the victim's friends and family or the courts. Just some offensively ironic ravings about "love, peace, and light."

It was my understanding that nitrogen doesn't result in the buildup of co2, so there isn't a carbonic acid response in the body, which makes me wonder if the thrashing and shaking was theatrics, or perhaps a fear response, rather than it being a biological response.

You are saying it took 15 minutes or longer to induce death. Would 15 minutes in the electric chair be similar in length of time or shorter?

I wonder if he was thinking of the woman he murdered while he lay there dying.

Was he given a list of options on how it was to be done

And yet Chris Watts and Chad doerman sits... Smfh

A civilized country?

I wonder how his victims died were they calm?

Oh well, I bet he did not get his victim to agree to being killed.

Anyone have any idea as to what the convicted felons victim endured as she died?

Call it inhumane, call it violent, call it anything you want, but far worse can be said of what his victim went through when she lost her life. I don't lack empathy, nor did I want this man to suffer, but when comparing the death of his victim to his own death, he clearly got the better option -- not that she was voluntarily given one at all.

So basically he experienced what his victim experienced.

Why should we care what it was like for him to die. He did not care about how his victim suffered when they died.

OH NO! Anyway...

The slow reduction of atmospheric pressure results in drowsiness, unconsciousness and death, it happens in airplanes quite often.

Was the innocent person he killed also violently shaking and thrashing?

Agonal breathing is reflexive, and happens even after clinical death. I wonder if his victims suffered... but for some, the perpetrator is the only one with rights.

Oh no. Anyways...

Oooh! Should have been televised via Pay Per View! 👀

This is all so upsetting....why was this not available on pay-per-view? (or free on prison TV?)

I wonder if his victim was "Violently shaking, thrashing" when they were killed?

Is it humane how they put down a racehorse with a broken leg?

Why does the death row inmate look like a dollar store version of Al Capone?

What about the victim ..hoew about if it wad your family member..gee

It’s the termination of a life, what do expect? Imagine what his victim experienced, he wasn’t concerned about their well being and pain.

You're absolutely correct. Him murdering that innocent women in cold blood was inhumane and, a violent execution.

This guy is a serial execution witness....

A bullit costs a few bucks, what wrong with that, it instant. Are they trying to torture the victim?

How come you guy's never have this kind of fight for the victims or innocent people fighting for freedom?

MSNBC has an agenda with regards to this guest.

Nitrogen is actually euphoric. The effects of nitrogen are known to every diver in the world. It is used in assisted suicide. The effects related to this execution cannot be the result of nitrogen.They can only be described as the understandable effort of the condemned to avoid breathing

Hey Mr, you have to find another job. That one is very unhealthy!! It will destroy you.

Funny how he complains about how he was killed. What about the victims?

To the rev jeff hood who stated it was the most horrific thing he has ever seen I say to you Did you see the pictures of the crime he committed against an innocent woman? The pathologist reports on her fatal injuries? Your word is worthless as this was a silent peaceful painless extermination of a creature.

A cruel murder and not an example of justice!

If his murdered victims could have been present in the execution...what'd they say? How many murder victims are surrounded by their family's love and support while being butchered?

The Cruelty is the Point. Red states will readily adopt this.