Caryl Chessman

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Caryl Chessman was a convicted American robber and kidnapper who gained international fame while on death row. Dubbed the 'Red Light Bandit,' he fiercely proclaimed his innocence and fought his execution for twelve years, attracting the support of many anti-death penalty advocates. While imprisoned, Chessman wrote four books, including his bestselling autobiography, 'Cell 2455, Death Row.' His case sparked a global debate on capital punishment before his eventual execution in California's gas chamber in 1960.

May 27, 1921 - May 02, 1960 American 15 Quotes

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