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Karla Faye Tucker's death sentence for killing two people with a pickaxe while under the influence of drugs sparks an international debate as many feel she is reformed.

Executed With Deborah Norville

Karla Faye Tucker

Crips co-founder and convicted murderer Stanley "Tookie" Williams, who claimed to have found redemption in prison, wrote children's books and preached anti-violence until his controversial execution in 2005.

Stanley "Tookie" Williams

John Allen Muhammad's failures in life laid the groundwork for a seething anger toward society that saw both him and his stand-in son, Lee Boyd Malvo, take the lives of 10 randomly selected people in October 2002.

D.C. Sniper

Clarence Ray Allen's saga of revenge against those who put him behind bars led him to be sentenced to death in 1980 even though he didn't pull the trigger, yet he remained on death row for 16 years.

Clarence Ray Allen

Gary Gilmore murdered two people in Utah and finally received his wish when he was shot by a firing squad in 1977 after refusing to pursue a stay of execution.

Gary Gilmore

Aileen Wuornos stalked men along quiet stretches of Florida highways and was eventually sentenced to death after confessing to killing seven men.

Aileen Wuornos

Deborah Norville reviews compelling death penalty cases and conducts firsthand interviews to deconstruct the unique details of the extreme crimes.

S1 E2 | Stanley "Tookie" Williams

E3 | Karla Faye Tucker

E2 | Stanley "Tookie" Williams

E1 | D.C. Sniper

Clarence Ray Allen

Gary Gilmore

Aileen Wuornos