‘There was a strong smell of bleach, but no sign of blood’

Associated Press Writer Jennifer Dobner was one of nine journalists selected to witness the execution of Ronnie Lee Gardner.

‘There was a strong smell of bleach, but no sign of blood’
Sat, 19 Jun, 2010 - 01:00

THE explosive shots sent a volley of .30-caliber bullets from the five marksmen into the chest of Ronnie Lee Gardner.

I was expecting to flinch but didn’t as I watched his execution from the witness room.

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