Letters to the Editor  Death row inmate concerned about costs?
An article in the May 22 Enquirer stated that Ralph Stevens
Baze, convicted of killing a Powell County sheriff and deputy,
thinks that his execution will cost Kentucky too much money. Now
he is worried about cost?  He was convicted in 1992, and I
suppose the room and board that he has had for 18 years was
free? Why does a person stay on death row for 10-20 years? Do
they outlive the victim’s families, too? He’s right, it does
cost too much. Find an old oak tree and throw  a rope over it.
It’s cheap and it works. They used to do that for horse thieves.
Oh, I forgot he has rights. What was I thinking?  Mary Lawson
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