Internet operator seeks to broadcast excecution

A US company is hoping to cash in on the execution of Oklahoma City bomber Timothy McVeigh by broadcasting his death live over the net.

Internet operator seeks to broadcast excecution
Mon, 09 Apr, 2001 - 14:14

A US company is hoping to cash in on the execution of Oklahoma City bomber Timothy McVeigh by broadcasting his death live over the net.

Tampa-based Entertainment Network is seeking to secure rights to air the execution of McVeigh by lethal injection on May 16.

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