In the department of shameless family promotion, I'd like to
inform readers of a new documentary film opening in select cities
today called Robert Blecker Wants Me Dead. It explores
the moral complexity of the death penalty issue by portraying the
odd relationship that develops between Robert Blecker, a New York
law professor and strong proponent of the death penalty, and
Daryl Holton, a death row inmate who shot and killed his own four
children with an assault rifle in Shelbyville, Tennessee in 1997.
And it was produced by my brother.
You can read a review in today's Washington Post
here, and the New York Times did a
feature on it a few weeks back. The trailer is below. And if
you're in the DC area, it opens at the
E Street Cinema tonight.
Hank Archer| 3.13.09 @ 3:06PM
Writing is a unclear. Did Holton kill his own children or Blecker's children?
Angel| 3.13.09 @ 3:26PM
Either way, he should have killed himself. Monster.