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Title: Procedure 769: The Witnesses to an Execution (1995)
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Richard Beswick | ||
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Wade Douglas | ||
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Craig Haney | ||
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Leon Harris | ... | Himself |
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Randall Harris | ... | Himself |
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Robert Alton Harris | ... | Himself (archive footage) |
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Linda Herring | ||
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Bill Kolender | ||
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Michael Kroll | ... | Himself |
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Sharron Mankins | ||
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Daniel B. Vasquez | ... | Himself (as Daniel Vasquez) |
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12 October 1995 (Netherlands) See more »Also Known As:
Zeugen einer Hinrichtung See more »Company Credits
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I have just finished watching this film and I was moved enough to create an account and write about this film. Based on the last hours of a condemned man's life the documentary focuses on several aspects. The confessions of friends versus the pain of the bereaved. The rights of the accused versus the rights of the victim. It is painful to watch in the sense you know this will not have a happy ending. It's a very human film. It is rare that a film comes along that invokes such difficult emotions to deal with. It was very sad to see the mother and friends of the executed man recount his final hours.
Is capital punishment a hallmark of a civilized society? I suggest you watch the film and reevaluate your stance...