A Juror's Reflections on the Death Penalty

Explore a thought-provoking TED Talk that delves into the personal journey of Lindy Lou Isonhood, a former juror in a capital murder trial. Discover how her experience of voting for the death penalty profoundly impacted her life and beliefs. Examine the cultural context of the death penalty in her hometown and follow Isonhood's 25-year introspective journey as she grapples with the moral implications of her decision. Gain insights into the emotional and ethical complexities surrounding capital punishment through Isonhood's engaging and personal narrative. Reflect on the challenging question she poses: "Am I a murderer?" Learn about Bobby Wilshire's case and how it inspired Isonhood's transformation. This 16-minute talk offers a unique perspective on the death penalty debate, encouraging viewers to consider the human element in the justice system.

Intro
The death penalty
I gave up
Bobby Wilshire
Lindys story
Inspiration