Judicial Homicide - Broadbent, Elizabeth; LeBlanc, Cyan
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Some people deserve to die for the things they've done. In a few cases, the law runs its course, and the execution is carried out in the clinical environment of a state prison. But in other cases, everyday men and women have to take matters into their own hands. And they don't always get it right. Judicial Homicide contains ten horror stories of executions, both official and improvised, that will leave you wondering if the sentence fits the crime... Stories by: Rebecca Cuthbert Kay Hanifen Rosetta Yorke Elizabeth Broadbent Scotty Milder J.L. Royce D.L. Winchester J.B. McLaurin Cyan LeBlanc Tommie Simmons…mehr

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Some people deserve to die for the things they've done. In a few cases, the law runs its course, and the execution is carried out in the clinical environment of a state prison. But in other cases, everyday men and women have to take matters into their own hands. And they don't always get it right. Judicial Homicide contains ten horror stories of executions, both official and improvised, that will leave you wondering if the sentence fits the crime... Stories by: Rebecca Cuthbert Kay Hanifen Rosetta Yorke Elizabeth Broadbent Scotty Milder J.L. Royce D.L. Winchester J.B. McLaurin Cyan LeBlanc Tommie Simmons
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Elizabeth Broadbent (she/her) left the South Carolina swamps for the Commonwealth of Virginia, where she fights bisexual erasure while living with her three sons and husband. She's the author of Naked & Famous, Ink Vine (Undertaker Books), and Blood Cypress, coming in 2025 with Raw Dog Screaming Press. Her speculative fiction has appeared with HyphenPunk, Tales to Terrify, If There's Anyone Left, Peunumbric, and The Cafe Irreal, among others. During her long career as a journalist, her nonfiction appeared in places such as The Washington Post, Insider, and ADDitude Magazine.