Whatever possessed the designer of that chair to put a decorative curve in the top rail?

What happens when the governer get attached to the inmates who are On death row

Take a seat 🪑

Why does the TV have to be black and white?

Which girl was the heaviest on your shoulders??

Ted Bundy ‘ rode the lightning ‘ .

Did you hear the mention of the straitjacket when being brought out for the head being shaved?

I guess all of the inmates in this video have moved on to the ‘final stage’

Shame on this brutal, cruel and barbaric punishment. All Governors , prosecutors, judges , jury members and prison guards got blood on their hands. It's not "justice" but vengeance. A state sanctioned cold blooded and well planned murder. Shameful. But more and more states abolished this barbaric punishment and the civilized nations abolished at a long time ago.

The governor's spokesperson, shown at the end, should have included into his political diatribe a message that he would work to televise, free of charge, all of these executions in the name of deterrence.

The white chairs in the witness room look too "cute" to be there....like they belong at a little girls' tea set table or something. Quite a contrast to the other cold, hard, metal folding chairs

Our country was so much better when men like this guy here ran things. Intelligent, strong, sturdy, confident, no nonsense, competent.

Latinos b keeping low numbers on deathrow nice

TED BUNDY JANUARY 24 1989 THE LIGHTS WENT OUT IN THE PRISON THAT WHEN THEY FIRED UP THE 7:16 HIS LAST WORDS I WOULD LIKE YOU TO GIVE MY LOVE TO MY FAMILY AND FRIENDS THE MACHINE THEY PULLED THE WHITCH HE TIGHTEN HIS HAND ABOUT 20 TO=40 SECONDS HE WAS DEAD BEEN CARRYED OUT

11:26 did he not think about this first? 138 degrees isn’t cooking a hot dog. “Literally burnt meat!” Calm down. Jeez

I love how they give the electric chair a name as if electric chair wasn’t intimidating enough. Like you know what? We should give it a name, how about old sparky? Oo yeah that’ll scare them.

So special for sure ….❤

The problem with child actors is most are not actors! They don’t even remember what they were doing!! But then years later trying to repeat it just does not work!

4:41 - Current status of these prisoners: Torres-Abroledo, Osbaldo - Resentenced to life without parole, 13 May 2004. Craig, Donny - Resentenced to 25 years to life, 27 May 1988; RELEASED January 2001. Happ, William - EXECUTED by lethal injection, 15 October 2013. Stano, Gerald - EXECUTED by electrocution, 23 March 1998. Griffin, Frank - resentenced to life without parole at unknown date. Dailey, James - still on Florida Death Row. Turner, Williams - resentenced to life without parole at unknown date.

Did he really ask that inmate at 4:14 “what’s it like sitting up here 12 years waiting to go to the chair?” ?? 😮

Some beautiful shots! 👍👏

Essentially everyone on the planet is on death row....we all are going die....they just know what day and time....also hard life growing up produced some of the best human beings. Hard life is not an excuse to become a killer. Bundy had a good childhood....he just had it in him to kil

Is that superintendent Tom Barton at Florida State Prison ?

Correct.....that is where the state murders people...legally, unlike where cops murder people illegaly.

Huntsville, San Quentin, Florida Famous US places where death row inmates are most famous in the media

I rememberthe morning Spenkelink was executed, I was 12, saw it on the news in 79, then I discovered he was buried less that 100 yards from a high school friend in Rose Hills in Whittier. I stood on Spenkelink's grave & took pics in 2011. Wild.

C'est une chaise comme ça qu'il nous faudrait en France.

The last guy that spoke said : "People ought to do what they can to stay away from here." That tells me the way that state and government officials look at their citizens. As if the state can look for and find any reason to charge and execute their own citizens. I personally don't have to try too hard to not commit heinous crimes, though occasionally I do run across certain individuals that make me try harder. Goddamn, this country is really on the wrong road. Kill your own people so that the rest of the people understand that killing is wrong. Infallible logic there.

Ted Bundy at that point in time had recently sat down in that chair.

How did the last guy that sat in that chair feel...? He was shocked ..!

I wonder why did they start using Hospital Gurney's for lethal injection, it's a could electrocute someone in a chair, then they could give them the lethal injection in the same chair the, or gas chamber, it already has all of the straps, and I'll look that, and the Executioner still don't have to be seen, because ivy to go through a hole in the wall, so they could still do it actually in the chair, so I never got that part, I can't believe they didn't pass the law, for dads by hypoxia, that's giving them a breathing treatment, it can't kill anybody else around them, like the gas chamber, but it's the same thing they use on cattle now, for the ones that are using it instead of heading there necks, and basically they deprive the brain of oxygen, but it puts them in a childlike my so they don't know it, to them in their head like they're jumping up and down on the trampoline, so it's not gruesome, and a 5-minute breathing treatment, and it's over, but they said that the reason why they denied it, Oklahoma was the first one to try to get it, and they said that they denied it, because they weren't entitled to pain-free death, I don't like huh, everybody looks the same way, to the viewers, when they give them lethal injection, because the second shot paralyzes them, and also makes them stopped being able to breathe, so it's like holding your breath for 5 minutes, while you get snake venom shot through your veins, because the potassium chloride, is a form of acid, and it sets you on fire from head to toe, like that's what you feel underneath it, however because of the second drug, you keep just cannot shake around and scream, and make the on lookers, think that you're in pain, and a lot of them walk away mad thinking it was too easy, but they can't even use your body, for organs, because everything is burned up on the inside, just like the electric chair, so I mean that's against the eighth amendment, not that they ever follow any laws when it comes to criminals, but death by hopotse I will be a lot easier on everyone, because it is so affordable, and they first start using it in America, so is Farmers that are supplying it to them, it's one of the cheapest ways ever, and then the person that's getting put to death, it's still going to be just as frightened, just as afraid, and just too scared, no matter what, and the end result, is going to be the same, death by legal homicide

You can tell that Old English Furniture Polish is used when polishing the chair. I can see the Warden going he he he he 😂 when polishing it.

That chair will straighten your hair right out man.

What happened to the execution of Diane Downs and the 2 others who have been on death row for years and years.

I wonder why he was willing to talk to the press 🧐

That many on death row, time to get moving and carry out the sentences

So far since Florida reinstated the death penalty 100 executions have taken place the first 44 were in the electric chair whom were John Arthur Spenkelink, 30, in 1979, Robert Austin Sullivan, 36, in 1983, Anthony Antone, 66, Arthur Frederick Goode III, 30, James Adams, 47, Carl Elson Shriner, 30, David Leroy Washington, 34, Ernest John Dobbert Jr., 46, James Dupree Henry, 34, and Timothy Charles Palmes, 37, in 1984 James David Raulerson, 33, Johnny Paul Witt, 42, and Marvin Francois, 39, in 1985, Daniel Morris Thomas, 37, David Livingston Funchess, 39, and Ronald John Michael Straight, 42, in 1986, Beauford James White, 41, Willie Jasper Darden, 54, and Jeffrey Joseph Daugherty, 33, in 1988, Theodore Robert Bundy, 42, and Aubrey Dennis Adams Jr., 31, in 1989, Jesse Joseph Tafero, 43, Anthony Bertolotti, 38, James William Hamblen, 61, and Raymond Robert Clark, 49, in 1990, Roy Allen Harich, 32, and Bobby Marion Francis, 46, in 1991, Nollie Lee Martin, 43, and Edward Dean Kennedy, 47, in 1992, Robert Dale Henderson Sr., 48, Larry Joe Johnson, 49, and Michael Alan Durocher, 33, in 1993, Roy Allen Stewart, 38, in 1994, Bernard Bolander, 42, Jerry White, 47, and Phillip Alexander Atkins, 40, in 1995, John Earl Bush, 38, and John Mills Jr., 41, in 1996, Pedro Luis Medina, 39, in 1997, Gerald Eugene Stano, 46, Leo Alexander Jones, 47, Judias Anna Buenoano, 54, and Daniel Eugene Remeta, 40, in 1998, and Allen Lee Davis, 54, in 1999. The 56 prisoners executed by lethal injection in Florida were Terry Melvin Sims, 58, Anthony Braden Bryan, 40, Bennie Edward Demps, 49, Thomas Harrison Provenzano, 51, Dan Patrick Hauser, 30, and Edward Castro, 50, in 2000, Robert Dewey Glock II, 39, in 2001, Rigoberto Sanchez-Velasco, 43, Aileen Carol Wuornos, 46, and Linroy Bottoson, 63, in 2002, Amo Lee King, 48, Newton Carlton Slawson, 48, and Paul Jennings Hill, 49, in 2003, Johnny Leartice Robinson, 51, and John Richard Blackwelder, 49, in 2004, Glen James Ocha, 47, in 2005, Clarence Edward Hill, 48, Arthur Dennis Rutherford, 57, Danny Harold Rolling, 52, and Angel Nieves Diaz, 55, in 2006, Mark Dean Schwab, 39, and Richard Henyard, 34, in 2008, Wayne Tompkins, 51, and John Richard Marek, 45, in 2009, Martin Edward Grossman, 45, in 2010, Manuel Adriano Valle, 61, and Oba Chandler, 65, in 2011, Robert Brian Waterhouse, 65, David Alan Gore, 58, and Manuel Pardo Jr., 56, in 2012, Larry Eugene Mann, 59, Elmer Leon Carroll, 56, William Edward Van Poyck, 58, John Errol Ferguson, 65, Marshall Lee Gore, 50, William Frederick Happ, 51, and Darius Mark Kimbrough, 40, in 2013, Thomas Otis Knight, 62, Juan Carlos Alvarez, 46, Paul Augustus Howell, 48, Robert Lavern Henry, 55, Robert Eugene Hendrix, 47, John Ruthell Henry, 63, Eddie Wayne Davis, 45, and Chadwick 43, in 2014, Johnny Shane Kormondy, 42, and Jerry William Correll, 59, in 2015, Oscar Ray Bolin Jr., 53, Mark James Asay, 53, Michael Ray Lambrix, 57, and Patrick Charles Hannon, 53, in 2017, Eric Scott Branch, 47, and Jose Antonio Jimenez, 55, in 2018, Bobby Joe Long, 65, and Gary Ray Bowles, 57, in 2019, and Donald David Dillbeck, 59, in 2023.

"Florida's most notorious killers" _ARE_ the chair and the gurney... Namely, _"Killers of other Killers!"_

Yikes😮

When an inmate is in prison,he or she should l don't have entertainment available, that is not punishment!

At 4:20 I swear that look just like Ted Bundy

I find it hilarious that the old doofus in this video didn't want anyone recording the control panel yet there is another documentary on KZfaq showing it in full detail. Was he afraid someone was going to try and make their own homemade electric chair? What a paranoid moron.

If you ever want to know why they keep prisoners on death row for so long it's because of the lawyers. The lawyers get paid by the government and that's why there's so many different steps because this is like a self-fulfilling prophecy. But the lawyers have to get paid.

The one fellow said that the body temperatue rises tto 138 degrees during the execution and can not be touched because its too hot, I don't think that would be too hot to touch. The body woud be about 38 degrees warmer than normal,but not too hot to touch

radio ,snacks and cigarettes, my oh my

Old sparky don't care about color or race or if they can get drugs. Zzzaaaaap it's over

That warden needed to stretch out a hammy.

It should be done quick you wouldn't let your pet suffer you put it down

Who’s the dude in the cell talking to the camera? Did he fry? Seemed like a good joker.... that had too fry ...

I want to hear more about Arthur Freddy Goode. The best report about him comes from a book 'Amoung the Lowest of the Dead.' He was executed in Old Sparky in the spring of 1984.