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Sun Express, non-stop sunshine. Music In the summer of 1943, witnesses crammed themselves into the execution chamber of Sing Sing Prison, New York, preparing themselves to witness history.

The stench of smoke and the prisoner who had already faced his execution by the electric chair

still hung in the air around them. A sickening foreshadowing of what awaited the young man being

led to the chair that very moment. His name was Edward Haight. Edward Haight came into the world

in 1925 in Stanford, Connecticut, the second out of

four children, born into a family rife with lawlessness and criminality. He alone stood out as the

outcast at the young and tender age of only 16 for having a clean criminal record, But that was soon to change. Born out of ashes

and destruction, Edward's life began anew in 1939 when his home was burned to the ground. Inside

it was his mother, Georgiana, who would tragically perish that night, leaving her children to the care

of her estranged husband, Arnold. Arnold himself had only just been paroled from prison when

his children showed up at his doorstep, hungry and homeless. Arnold built them a two-story house

to live in, but neighbors would later describe it as

little more than a shack, a stark depiction of the childhood that awaited them all.

Bored with a life of poverty and not seeing the point in an education, Edward dropped

out of school when he was only about 16 years old and got a job mowing lawns and playgrounds and other

governmental property. But by then, Edward was even more of an outcast than he had been before.

Girls in school found him odd and unattractive, citing his weak chin, unruly black hair, and his

slovenly appearance.

Neighbors said that he was dull and dim-witted, and recalled that he was taken to going

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