Chapter
The Impact of the Death Sentence on Crime
32:51 - 38:36 (05:45)
The speaker shares a personal anecdote about how the death penalty can have an impact on deterring crime.
Clips
A hospital technician recalls his strange friendship with a Saudi executioner, who would be his colleague during the week and perform beheadings on Fridays.
32:51 - 33:48 (00:57)
Summary
A hospital technician recalls his strange friendship with a Saudi executioner, who would be his colleague during the week and perform beheadings on Fridays.
ChapterThe Impact of the Death Sentence on Crime
Episode#13 Bernie Kerik - September 11th 2001 NYC Police Commissioner
PodcastShawn Ryan Show
The speaker recounts witnessing executions in Saudi Arabia, where it was common practice to execute multiple intruders all over the country in one day for events such as the Iranian embassy being taken and Mecca being seized.
33:48 - 35:20 (01:32)
Summary
The speaker recounts witnessing executions in Saudi Arabia, where it was common practice to execute multiple intruders all over the country in one day for events such as the Iranian embassy being taken and Mecca being seized.
ChapterThe Impact of the Death Sentence on Crime
Episode#13 Bernie Kerik - September 11th 2001 NYC Police Commissioner
PodcastShawn Ryan Show
The speaker talks about the experience of witnessing death and aftermath as a cop or a military personnel, and shares an instance of seeing an execution outside a mosque.
35:20 - 36:54 (01:34)
Summary
The speaker talks about the experience of witnessing death and aftermath as a cop or a military personnel, and shares an instance of seeing an execution outside a mosque.
ChapterThe Impact of the Death Sentence on Crime
Episode#13 Bernie Kerik - September 11th 2001 NYC Police Commissioner
PodcastShawn Ryan Show
The interviewee talks about his experience as a cop and how he would train new recruits who didn't understand the trauma associated with being a cop.
36:54 - 38:36 (01:42)
Summary
The interviewee talks about his experience as a cop and how he would train new recruits who didn't understand the trauma associated with being a cop.