The death penalty is a heated topic. The execution of a human being that is convicted of a crime can seem mind-blowing. For some, it may seem necessary. Although the opinions on death row differ, there is one fact that does neither the against- or pro-death penalty supporters doubt. Wrongly convicted men continue to be executed. Innocent people go on death row. Falsely accused human beings face the capital punishment. This is not a book about why the death penalty is wrong. This book goes through ten gruesome and heartbreaking cases of innocent people that were convicted and sentenced to death. These victims are only a few amongst many more recognized cases, and many more unrecognized ones. Although no one knows how many innocent people have been executed through the years, on may wonder, upon reading these pages, how many do we really need?
