Welcome to Pablo Torre finds out. I am Pablo Torre, and today we're going to find out what this sound is.

So much of living under a death sentence is the unknown. You know, we're sent here. We were convicted and sent us to death and sent to death row.

To have our lives taken from us to be executed you know to be

legally murdered and um that's pretty heavy man right after this ad you're listening to Draft King's Network.

Dave Fleming.

Dave Fleming, time is of the essence with this episode in lots of very real ways.

Thank you for being here.

My pleasure, as always.

This one started, as many great things do, with a website I had never heard about.

It started with me coming across a website, a database, where you can read the final last

statements of every prisoner that's been executed by the state of Texas.

Me being me, I went down that rabbit hole, started reading them.

It is a gut-wrenching, awful, exhausting experience.

The very basic premise of there's a publicly available website that records the last

things that every executed prisoner on death row in the state of Texas says,

you're mesmerized, right? You can't stop scrolling.

This is William Prince Davis, prisoner number 614.

He was executed on September 4th, 1999.

His last statement was, quote,

I just thank the Lord for all that he has done for me.

That is all.

That is all I have to say, warden.

...