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- Horace Dunkin's execution failed the first time so officials had to electrocute him a second time.
- Herbert Richardson was obsessed with his girlfriend and when she called it off, Herbert decided to put a bomb in her front yard and save her.
- Herbert married a woman he'd know for years a week before his execution.

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-Stevenson was trying to fight for the court to see Herbert's case as non intentional.
-Stevenson's motion of stay was denied, giving approval to Herbert's execution.
-The idea of the ways many people are involved in the execution of one person is brought up, making the reader question why that wouldn't count as murder as well.

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Herbert Richardson WAs a Vietnam War Veteran whose nightmarish experiences in brutal conditions left him traumatized and scarred.

Herbert was sent to a mental Hospital because he had many mental traumas.

Herbert by accident killed two little kids.

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Herbert has history of loss, abuse and violence.
Herbert’s new love symbolizes the new beginning he isn’t permitted to have

He was electrocuted on the chair.

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- Herbert experienced PTSD after he went through traumatizing things in the Vietnam war.
-Herbert had "accidently"  killed two little girls
- Herbert was sentenced to death row

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Herbert had ptsd for serving in the Vietnam war.

He got death row for accidentally killing two kids with a bomb.

He was executed in the electric chair.

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Eduardo Lopez - Herbert Richard, war veteran from the Vietnam war, was sent to death row due to his PTSD, which got him acting differently.

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Eduardo Lopez - Herbert Richard, war veteran from the Vietnam war, was sent to death row due to his PTSD, which got him acting differently.

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Herbert served in the Vietnam war causing him to have ptsd.
Herbert go into death row for killing 2 kids even though it was on accident.
It was sad what ptsd can do to you and what it can lead to.

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Herbert has ptsd from the vietnam war.

He accidentally killed a child

He is sent to death row

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Herbert Richardson was in the Vietnam war causing him to suffer from PTSD. He was also in a mental hospital, he gained obsessive behavior towards a nurse. He killed two girls with a bomb but it was not intended to kill anyone. He was sent to death row and died from the electric chair.

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- Herbert was a Vietnam war veteran who had PTSD from the traumatizing event he went through, page 74-75

-He "accidently" killed two little girls just to get back with his former girlfriend, page 76

- he was sentenced to death/execution page 77

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-Herbert Richardson was a Vietnam War veteran that left him PTSD due to what he did in the war. (pg.74)
-He attempted suicide after suffering severe headaches. (pg.74)
-He married and had children, but his post-traumatic stress disorder continued to undermine his ability to manage his behavior. He ended up in a veterans hospital in New York City. (pg.74)

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1.Herbert has PTSD after the Vietnam War

2.Herbert was sent to death row when two girls have died
3.Herbert was sent to a mental hospital for veterans instead of death penalty

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Key details about Herbert Richardson is that he is a former soldier from Vietnam, who suffers Post-traumatic stress disorder.  Herbert also accidently murdered her ex's niece, and was killed by the electric chair in death row.

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After participating in the Vietnam War, Herbert developed ptsd.

Herbert accidentally killed two little girls and was sentenced to death as a result.
Herbert was committed to a psychiatric institution for treatment.

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Herbert was a Vietnam War Veteran that led him to have ptsd. Herbert is a on death row because he killed two kids on accident.

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Herbert had ptsd after serving in the vietnam war.

Herbert killed two little girls with a bomb.

Herbert was sent to a mental hospital for help.

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1. Herbert Richardson was a Vietnam War veteran who had also suffered from PTSD due to what he experienced in the war.

2. He had been sent to a mental hospital to get better in a way but he found certain people that weren't good for him in the long run.

3. had been sentenced to the death row due to him accidentally killing 2 young girls by a bombing

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3 details that were interesting to me was that Herbert had served in the war but he was dismissed for being traumatized. By this he was " facing execution because he had been an easy target."( Stevenson 79) This was impacting to Stevenson because it was his first execution.

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Herbert Richardson  was a Vietnam War veteran whose nightmarish experience in brutal conditions left him traumatized.(pg.74)

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1. Herbert Richardson was a Vietnam War Veteran that left him with a mental illness; PTSD.
2. Herbert killed 2 little girls with a bomb, and was sent to death row after this.
3. Herbert was sent to a mental hospital for veterans instead of the death penalty.

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Herbert has PTSD from Vietnam and blew up 2 kids on accident while trying to blow up somebody else.
Stevenson is still on death row.
Murder constitutes the death penalty in Alabama, as long as it was intentional.

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- Herbert Richardson was a Vietnam War veteran who suffered from PTSD and a variety of other traumas from his military service (Stevenson 75).
- Richardson's lawyer did not provide nor mention evidence of Richardson's military service and background (Stevenson 77).
- Richardson did not have malicious intent with the bomb. He did not intend for anyone to die (Stevenson 76).

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Herbert Richardson served in the Vietnam War and suffered from traumatic experiences causing him to have PTSD.
Herbert killed 2 young girls by accident, he was put on death row due to this.

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-you can tell he's a very caring person"  I was thinking about all the trauma and difficulty  that had followed him home from Vietnam"-page89
-death penalty in Alabama a has to be intentional" Alabama's capital statute requires that any murder eligible for the death penalty be intentional, but it was clear that Harper had no intention to kill the child" page 77

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Herbert Richardson is a Vietnam veteran, he has PTSD and is on death row because he accidentally exploded two kids. he was madly in love with his ex wife and that obsess mind cause him to end up in jail. He became married while in jail and his wife and her family loved him. Stevenson was very impacted by his death because it was the first execution he went to.

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1: Herbert Richardson was a Vietnam War veteran who had seen his friends die or injured severely, and gained trauma from a near death experience.
2:he was sent to a mental hospital for veterans and found a nurse who was his comfort, she eventually left him leading him to do obsurd things.
3: Herbert killed 2 little girls accidently with a bomb who were his ex girlfriends daughter and niece.

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-Herbert has post-traumatic stress disorder due to serving in the Vietnam War , Ultimately Stevenson fails to fight against the death penalty for the victim.

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Herbert Richardson a Vietnam War Veteran had experienced severe trauma and scarred.
- Herbert pleaded for Stevenson to help him to cancel the execution( Stevenson 78)
-Stevenson looks into the case and see that this case should not be labeled as capital murder nor should be sentenced the death penalty if you look at his trauma and military service.(Stevenson 79)
- Stevenson tried to help Herbert case but looking at the case he saw that he was convicted easily to death cause he was taken advantage of soon after he was taken to the electric chair before that he saw his fiancé and family before his death he was very sad but also confused cause of what happened today he was soon killed .

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JW-Lindsey's lawyer David Bagwell was a respected civil attorney from mobile he had worked on the case of Wayne Ritter, who'd been executed a year earlier. That experience left Bagwell disillusioned and angry. He wrote a scathing letter published in the  state bar association's journal in which he vowed "never to take another death penalty case, even if they disbar me for my refusal" and urged other civil lawyers not to take death penalty cases. THE OLD RUGGED CROSS-Pg 69

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JW-Lindsey's lawyer David Bagwell was a respected civil attorney from mobile he had worked on the case of Wayne Ritter, who'd been executed a year earlier. That experience left Bagwell disillusioned and angry. He wrote a scathing letter published in the  state bar association's journal in which he vowed "never to take another death penalty case, even if they disbar me for my refusal" and urged other civil lawyers not to take death penalty cases. THE OLD RUGGED CROSS-Pg 69

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- Herbert had ptsd after he served in war.
- Stevenson was still on deathrow.
- Herbert committed accidental murder.

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-Herbert has post-traumatic stress disorder due to serving in the Vietnam War
-Stevenson failed to get Herbert off of death row
-Herbert accidently killed a child which is why he's on death row

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Herbert was a Vietnam veteran that was put in the death row for an accidental murder. He pleaded to Stevenson for help because he believed there was still hope for him after much convincing Stevenson decided he would help him out. Herbert was killed and Stevenson felt remorse for him.

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Stevenson tries but fails to stop the executions of two prisoners, Michael Lindsey and Horace Dunkins.
"I wasn’t very hopeful. Michael Lindsey had received a life verdict from the jury and was executed instead; Horace Dunkins was intellectually  disabled,  and  the  governor  had  not spared him, either. Herbert would likely be seen as even less sympathetic." Word pg 55