During my research for this episode, I came to discover that, where there is room for human error, a human being will eventually err. Executions of death row inmates seem to be no exception when it comes to this "rule". From gas chamber, to firing squad--and other popular execution methods in-between--this episode of the Odditorium dares to take a look at 6 cases of arguably botched executions and what they did, if anything, to make us question our existing laws concerning capital punishment and our modern society's need to exercise humanity even toward those who at one point lost sight of their own. Listener discretion is advised.