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}                                                                 {\fs24 WITNESS
 REPORT 2\par}}

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\pard\nowidctlpar\nooverflow\sl240\slmult1{\f0\lang1033\fs18\kerning28 Executions
, shooting\par}

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\pard\nowidctlpar\nooverflow\sl240\slmult1{\f0\lang1033\fs22\kerning28    Once more
 I can report on the carrying out of lawfully ordered executions. Monday AM found
 me at the woman\u8217\'92s termination facility to witness the killing of three
 condemned females. I use the word females because two of them were too young to
 be called women. I will describe each case in turn.\par}

\pard\nowidctlpar\nooverflow\sl240\slmult1{\f0\lang1033\fs22\kerning28     Case # 
E13708A was a twenty year old found guilty of extortion. Sentenced to die by multiple
 internal gunshots. The condemned was a large woman, well muscled, with large breasts
 and a wide hip structure. She was in good condition and quite strong. I observed
 the usual medical exam which was followed by the sealing of her excretory openings
 with the normal foam. She was very distraught. The staff was forced to use forceful
 measures to transport her from the preparation room to the place of execution. 
Full restraints were necessary and even then it was difficult to position her. She
 was secured on the Y rack with her legs spread to the sides as far as possible 
without causing undue pain. Last rites were performed and the order to proceed was
 given.   \par}

\pard\nowidctlpar\nooverflow\sl240\slmult1{\f0\lang1033\fs22\kerning28     The weapon
 chosen  was a .22 rimfire semi auto rifle. The front sight had been removed to 
allow easy insertion into the body. A small amount of lubricant was worked into 
the female parts to smooth the placement of the weapon. It was inserted approximately
 six inches. The condemned was very vocal at this time. The weapon was checked for
 proper alignment and secured in the mounts provided. The magazine holding five 
rounds was placed in the weapon. A round was chambered. A final check was made of
 the area and all unnecessary people cleared from the immediate area. The safety
 on the weapon was moved to the fire position. All was ready. The condemned was 
offered a chance to say her last words but choose to scream and curse instead.\par
}

\pard\nowidctlpar\nooverflow\sl240\slmult1{\f0\lang1033\fs22\kerning28     She continued
 her vocal behavior and to fight against her restraints right up to the time the
 first round was fired. The remaining four were fired at one second intervals. The
 first round was fired at  09:15. With each round the condemned grunted with the
 impact and a momentary bulging of the abdomen from the muzzle gasses could be seen
. By the fourth round blood was showing around the barrel of the weapon. With the
 firing of the last round the condemned was silent except for a very labored breathing
. At 09:16 she started to cough weakly, producing bright red blood. The weapon was
 removed from her body. The removal was accompanied by the release of a large amount
 of blood. At 09:21 the body was racked by shudders that lasted almost a minute. 
At the end of the shuddering period the body went limp and was checked for signs
 of life. There was no discernable pulse or breathing, no response to either a nipple
 pinch nor was any blink reflex present. No heart sounds could be heard. Death was
 pronounced at 09:24. \par}

\pard\nowidctlpar\nooverflow\sl240\slmult1{\f0\lang1033\fs22\kerning28     The body
 was then removed after the neck wire was placed and tightened to show the execution
. It was buried in an unmarked grave on the grounds.\par}

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\pard\nowidctlpar\nooverflow\sl240\slmult1{\f0\lang1033\fs22\kerning28     Case #
E13078B was the second of the day. As can be inferred from the case numbers this
 was the second defendant in a case and indeed was the younger sister of the first
 one. Given her age of fifteen the death sentence was unusual but not unexpected
. The evidence showed she took an active  part in the crimes. It also showed that
 she was swayed by her sisters orders and was guilty of very poor judgment. As a
 result she was ordered to die but was granted leniency as to the method of her 
execution. I attended the usual examination and the sealing of her body. She was
 a tall slender girl. As slight of build as her sister was ample. Perhaps in a few
 years she would have filled out but on her last day she was still somewhat boyish
. \par}

\pard\nowidctlpar\nooverflow\sl240\slmult1{\f0\lang1033\fs22\kerning28     She managed
 to face her impending death with much more grace that her sister. She walked to
 the place of her execution with only token support from her guards and offered 
no resistance as she was secured in place. She was placed between two uprights about
 four feet apart. Her arms were spread to her sides with her elbows and wrists strapped
 to the posts. Her feet were left free. No blindfold was needed because the firing
 squad was behind her. I was placed behind a bulletproof wall just to her right 
and where I could see her face and the front of her body. The weapons chosen were
 large caliber single shot rifles firing soft nosed hollow point bullets. The bullets
 were of the type designed to expand during their short passage through a body. 
Within a couple of inches they would expand fully and cause immense damage. She 
could hear the preparations behind her but because the commands to her executioners
 were to be given by lights she could be surprised by the impact of the bullets. 
I watched her face as the sound of bolts being closed on the rounds that would kill
 her was heard. Her eyes were closed and she was talking quietly to herself, perhaps
 praying. She was crying and her small breasts were moving in time with her quick
 breathing. \par}

\pard\nowidctlpar\nooverflow\sl240\slmult1{\f0\lang1033\fs22\kerning28     I had
 a second set of the lights mounted where I could see them. On the green they would
 make ready. Ten seconds later the yellow would command them to take aim. On the
 red they fired. All six fired within a split second of each other. Her slender 
body was thrown forward with the impact of the massive slugs. I watched as her chest
 and breasts were blown into a red mist by the expanding bullets. Blood, and fragments
 of bone and organs flew away from her in a spray. She recoiled back and bounced
 a few times as her body went limp. I\u8217\'92m sure death was almost instantaneous
. Surly she never moved after her body stopped falling. She was left suspended from
 the arms and showed no signs of life whatsoever. The shots were fired at 11:45, 
she was pronounced dead at 11: 50. As with her sister she was wired and removed 
for burial. \par}

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\pard\nowidctlpar\nooverflow\sl240\slmult1{\f0\lang1033\fs22\kerning28     Case # 
SSU15563 The third case was not a judicial execution and had the youngest condemned
 person I\u8217\'92ve ever seen. At twelve she was two years too young for a death
 sentence but this was a State Security Unit case and there are no limits in such
 cases. As I understand the whole affair she through no fault of her own came into
 information of such a sensitive nature that the SSU judged the only way to insure
 its protection was to execute its possessor. \par}

\pard\nowidctlpar\nooverflow\sl240\slmult1{\f0\lang1033\fs22\kerning28     I watched
 as she was examined and had a chance to talk to her. Although unable to ask much
 of what I wished because of the nature of the case I nevertheless came to realize
 she was fully aware of why she was to die and was as prepared as any twelve year
 old could be. It was decided because she was not a criminal to forego the body 
sealing and to allow her to walk unrestrained to her death. She did so in such a
 manner as to be a perfect example to others. A patch of sand was prepared for her
 to kneel on. She did so after requesting to face the executioner. The weapon was
 a .40 caliber semi auto pistol loaded with hydra- shock ammo. She calmly knelt 
on the sand and placed her hands on her thighs and looked at us. Her just developing
 body was shaking with held back fear but her voice was calm as she asked how long
 she had. Was there time for a prayer? I must commend the executioner in this case
. He told her to take as long as she needed and for her to tell us when she was 
ready. Her lips moved for a short time and then she looked up and said OK I\u8217
\'92m rea.  She never got to finish telling us she was ready. In a impressive display
 of skill the executioner drew the weapon concealed in a small of the back holster
 and with one smooth move took aim and fired before she had the chance to realize
 what was happening. The slug hit her on the bridge of her nose and angled down 
to exit at the base of her skull. Her body was knocked onto its back. There was 
a short period of involuntary tremors followed by the expected loss of bodily functions
. She stilled on her back with her arms and legs spread. The shot was fired at 15
;22, death was pronounced at 15:26. The body was covered and removed to be washed
 and prepared for services. \par}

\pard\nowidctlpar\nooverflow\sl240\slmult1{\f0\lang1033\fs22\kerning28     I understand
 a request has been made to name this girl a martyr and to have her name engraved
 in the scroll of martyrs in the Hall of Remembrances. I wish to strongly recommend
 that such a course of action be followed. She faced death for the good of the state
 and did so bravely. We owe her all honor.  }}