Man set to die by execution in 24 hours shares final thoughts

Man set to die by execution in 24 hours shares final thoughts

[gayaf]

Why does he die after killing one person when people really sitting in prison for life for killing 10?

[croc]

So that police officer that went to wrong apartment should get the death penalty as well rite?

[lukedaniell]

The Patel family opposed Young's death sentence and refused to attend his execution... The victim's son, Mitesh, even spent time with Young the day before his execution. Mitesh said his family was more concerned about Young's family, and especially his daughter -- “being a father myself, and having lost a father, I don’t want someone to go through life without a father.” Mitesh also said, “I feel sadness for his family. They’re going to be walking down the same path my family has been on the last 14 years.”

Whatever your views may be about the death penalty and its propriety in this case, you can't help but be inspired by the Patel family's strength and compassion.

[maddiiydaddiiy]

You ever wonder what's important in life, listen to someone about to lose theirs.

[francisca]

I think it's pretty scary knowing you will be dead in 24hours, we all can die tomorrow, but knowing it would make me freak out

[miamiflorida]

Dylan killed a church full of people and got a Whopper with cheese. America has double standards.

[carlosantana]

I seen this before but it really hits hard to me right now. I used to break the law when I was young. Mostly drugs. Nothing violent. But I decided about 12 years ago to change my life. I became homeless and a Christian family that didn't even know me took me in. I got a job making minimum wage. I took night classes and got my GED. I paid off my multiple suspensions and got my license. I saved and got a car. I got a way better paying job. I got my own place. And thru it all I worked hard and prayed.
But 3 years ago the police bust into my place and arrested me on a serious charge. I didn't know what was going on. I finally got a bond. And when I got out I figured out what really happened and long story short. A police officer lied on me. I lost my job and place but I got my job back. But I go to court in a few days facing the rest of my natural life. And all I try to do is be a better person than I was the day before. Not just for myself, but for my family and my community as well. Life really isn't fair. And bad things happen to good people. And just because someone is "bad" doesn't mean they can't change for the better. Now I have bad PTSD from my time in jail. I get so depressed that I might just start crying outta nowhere. I think about suicide. The only thing that gives me faith is the hope that God didn't bring me thru so much for my life to end in a prison cell

[glendiabrooks]

It is sad on both sides, for the victim, his family, and that young man. It is a lesson that teaches us to keep our head and mind clear of anything that does not allow us to think clearly or be at our best.

[aquilafifita]

What stood out to me: teach kids to love themselves, get rid of insecurities, and getting rid of materialism.

[jammzy]

They need to get rid of the death penalty since they can't seem to apply it fairly.

[lyricalload]

Back then, he did something that went too far that could never be paid back...However, I saw a rehabilitated man in that interview. He could of actually been put to better use to help the community along further. One day I hope all prisoners get the proper rehab they need to grow.

[NakyaMami]

The person he killed never had a second chance. Although it’s sad, when you kill someone there’s no coming back.

[juliedavis]

He seems calm, clear and concise. He knows his end in there anf he is accepting of it. May the Lord have mercy.

[la-zh]

I remember this and was shocked he was executed. He was one of the inmates who actually used the system properly by rehabilitating himself. He mentored young kids too.

[drepeso]

I bet you one person that wasn't visiting him at the end of his sentence... The gf that he actually killed ol boy for 😩😂🤦🏾‍♂️

[curranjohnson]

Jesus is the way the truth and the light. No one goes to the Father except through Him

[jojibot]

If he was white he’d get burger king on the way to his 5-year sentence

[aidanmorrow]

You know it’s crazy we’re watching this man talking and moving and he isn’t alive anymore, it’s sad how calm and collected he is because he knows this is his end and he has accepted it

[jim_zub_aka_zubby]

message received, you changed zubby's life, thank you bruh. prayers

[nedbass]

Let’s see what sentence Amber Guyger gets, since Texas don’t play.