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(#22) Ronald Clark O'Bryan
- Dec. at 40 (1944-1984)
Executed: 1984. He's the reason your parents always checked your candy on Halloween. He killed his 8-year-old son with cyanide-laced candy. He handed out a lot more cyanide-laced candy, yet somehow none of the children ate it and nobody else died at his hands. He killed his own child in order to cash out a life insurance policy.
Last Meal:
T-bone steak (medium to well done), fries with ketchup, whole kernel corn, sweet peas, a lettuce and tomato salad with egg and French dressing, iced tea, sweetener, saltines, Boston cream pie, and rolls. -
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For those who continue to advance on the road of crime, the death penalty is the ultimate end. For these prisoners on death row, the most comforting thing is that they still retain the right to the last time in their lives, that is, they can choose the final meal before the death penalty execution. In the United States, the prisoner on death row can enjoy the last meal worth about $40 before being executed.
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