 Inmates don't have access to Internet, and while outgoing letters are scanned for requests for contraband or for help in planning an escape, they aren't read word for word.The jurors who imposed the death penalty on Joseph Duncan were offered counseling in order for them to cope with the horrific evidence they had to see during the trial.This evidence included human remains, a wire noose as well as videos of Duncan torturing 9-year-old Dylan Groene.