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Smith, 75, said he asked his family to stay away on Thursday and not witness his execution because “they don't need to see anything like that.” Smith was convicted of fatally stabbing and shooting his estranged wife, Judith Smith, and her sons, Jason and Chad, 13 and 16, at their Nashville home on Oct. 1, 1989. A Davidson County jury sentenced him to death the following year.
Speaking about the execution, Smith said, "It sounds like we're going back to medieval times, to the gladiators. People want to see blood sports. “Why anyone wants to see anyone being killed, I don't understand it. We're supposed to be a civilized country.”
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Speaking about the execution, Smith said, "It sounds like we're going back to medieval times, to the gladiators. People want to see blood sports. “Why anyone wants to see anyone being killed, I don't understand it. We're supposed to be a civilized country.”
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