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Bonnie Bobit Bonnie Bobit is the nation's foremost authority on the subject of death row. Since 1989, she has published 10 editions of her book Death Row. It includes a roster of all death row inmates throughout the United States, a total of 3,530, including 48 women, as of Jan. 1, 1999. As the publisher and editor of Death Row, Bonnie conducts original research, officiates victim and inmate mediations, develops and administers surveys, and interviews some of the most notorious inmates on death row. Her book also contains extensive statistics and facts about the inmates as well as about the issue of capital punishment. She is a leading advocate of victims' rights. Henry Lee Lucas by Bonnie Bobit. In the early '80s, Lucas was considered the most prolific serial killer of all time, claiming to have killed 600 people. Prosecutors in 19 states cleared their books of 200 unsolved murders. And then the truth came out: He'd killed probably no more than three, one of whom was his mother. Death Row Trivia, looks at some of the quirky and unusual facts that surround executions. Convenient Excuses, examines the deadly occupation of convenience store employee -- and how the convenience store industry is fighting to prevent the implementation of federal rules that would make those jobs safer.
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