"Death Row Inmate Asks For A Child As His Last Meal, Texas Plan To Grant Request"
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The Fake-News: Death Row Inmate Asks For A Child As His Last Meal, Texas Plan To Grant Request
ABILENE, TX--Stephen K. Walker, French M. Robertson Unit inmate in Abilene, Texas, is on death row for murder and cannibalism of the 2006 case that sentenced him to death.
When asked what he would want his final meal to be, he said with no hesitation, "A little boy."
The Department of Corrections are supposed to accept all the demands of any kind. So it was initially thought that they were buying a corpse in a morgue to satisfy the desires of Stephen Walker.
But tables turned when it was said that they were trying to find a toddler from a third world country and buy him/her alive within a budget of $25,000.
The man in the article is Kyle Walker (not a Death Row inmate), who was arrested and charged with two counts of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon following a road-rage confrontation in Lake Worth, Florida, back in April 2014. Click here for more information.
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