Post by thinkinkmesa on Aug 2, 2012 9:08:10 GMT -5
Last Call From Death Row
Seeking the truth during a final conversation
The phone call came late on a chilly December night. I didn’t expect the matter-of-fact voice on the other end; in fact, I didn’t expect the call at all. It chilled me far more than the frosty Ohio air. “This is the Texas Department of Corrections, will you accept a call from Carlos DeLuna?” asked the voice. “Yes, of course,” I said. It would be my last conversation with Carlos DeLuna, and his last phone call … ever. A little over an hour later, he
would be dead.
More;
www.myneworleans.com/New-Orleans-Magazine/August-2012/Last-Call-From-Death-Row/
Seeking the truth during a final conversation
The phone call came late on a chilly December night. I didn’t expect the matter-of-fact voice on the other end; in fact, I didn’t expect the call at all. It chilled me far more than the frosty Ohio air. “This is the Texas Department of Corrections, will you accept a call from Carlos DeLuna?” asked the voice. “Yes, of course,” I said. It would be my last conversation with Carlos DeLuna, and his last phone call … ever. A little over an hour later, he
would be dead.
More;
www.myneworleans.com/New-Orleans-Magazine/August-2012/Last-Call-From-Death-Row/