And so were you born in Louisiana?

Yeah, born in Baton Rouge.

Now what's your favorite Cajun food?

Oh man, I mean now we got to think about this seriously of all the questions life death questions what's best

caging food. I love blackened catfish. I love red beans and rice. I love stew chicken. I love stew chicken I love gumboo and I love jamblya When this thing goes to court in trial, I have one shot and one opportunity to be not

guilty or I go to prison in death row.

Mm-hmm.'s the reality of it.

We have busted alibis, we have caught people in lies.

This is just insane because everybody's pointing the finger at somebody else.

You just don't hear every day walking in somebody's house

they're going to take the plastic out and pop somebody.

So he could get the execution date pretty much any day?

Yeah. There's no impediment.

This is cousins by blood.

I'm sister Helen Trajan. I'm a Catholic nun.

I joined the convent after high school at the ripe age of 18,

what we call the child bride of Christ and became a nun and was a

teacher and worked in a Catholic parish in New Orleans teaching scripture and then I awakened to the death penalty into

social justice, which I told about in a book I wrote called River Fire, because I

was out in the suburbs for a good part of my life and I had a very privileged life growing up.

I mean like during the Jim Crow days in Baton Rouge we had black servants. I never even thought of the whole

segregation thing and how that might make them feel. We even had the

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