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Going West: True Crime
Sheila Kimmel, Lisa's mother, wrote this book detailing the horrific experience of losing her daughter to murder and offering hope to other parents who have endured the death of a child.
Sheila said that asking for the death penalty was the hardest decision anyone in the family ever had to make, and that they would have been open to Dale asking for a life sentence instead if he had on...
— Episode: Lisa Kimmell // 201
Episode: Lisa Kimmell // 201
Sheila Kimmel, Lisa's mother, wrote this book detailing the horrific experience of losing her daughter to murder and offering hope to other parents who have endured the death of a child.
Sheila said that asking for the death penalty was the hardest decision anyone in the family ever had to make, and that they would have been open to Dale asking for a life sentence instead if he had only asked for forgiveness.
What will probably be her final confrontation with her daughter's killer, Sheila said directly to Dale's face, 'Can you remember Lisa's face? Can you remember her cries? Can you remember her tears? Can you remember her screams? Can you remember the fear in her eyes? Can you remember her pain? Can you remember her last breath? Can you remember her last heartbeat?'