Drop Dead

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The book delves into Canada's history of capital punishment from 1867 to 1976, highlighting the execution of 704 individuals. It explores the intricacies of trial, conviction, and punishment during this period while connecting historical practices to contemporary discussions on capital punishment. Through profiles of key figures—including victims, murderers, judges, jurors, the wrongfully convicted, and the hangman—it provides a comprehensive look at the human stories intertwined with the legal system and its evolution.