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The U.S. finds itself in good company as one of a handful of countries to hold public executions; others include China, North Korea, Saudi Arabia and Afghanistan. While the Taliban stone adulteresses in the public square, the U.S. will execute Timothy McVeigh in full view of the electronic eye. And there seems to be as much demand for a front row seat in Oklahoma City as in Kandahar.
The inconsistencies of the McVeigh story are intriguing. Thursday's revelation of three thousand pages of missing documents "mistakenly withheld" and now unearthed four days before the execution are incredible but will they investigate the following. The most strking inconsistency is the fact
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