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We've been covering a clemency bid by
Nathan Dunlap, who killed four people at a Chuck E. Cheese in 1993; see our previous coverage below.
Yesterday, we shared a letter to Governor John Hickenlooper by a woman who was scheduled to work at the restaurant on the fateful evening but took the night off instead; she urged him to go forward with the execution. Today comes a similar statement from the mom of a co-worker who wasn't so fortunate. She, too, thinks the appropriate sentence is death.