Jason Flom
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522 appearances
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first heard Feb 2026
last heard 17 Feb
Jason Flom’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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So both of the children, both of his children who lost their mother had begged the parole board not to kill their father.
And the parole board didn't care.
People sometimes say to me, don't you think that victim's family should have some say in the sentence if they think a death penalty or this or that or...
And I'm like, well, they don't have any say when it's the other way around.
No one listens to them.
I've seen so many cases where the family has begged for an execution not to go forward, even if a guy was guilty.
But they don't want to see somebody else die.
They don't want that.
And the state, no matter which state it is, is like, f*** off.
We don't care about your feelings.
But we should care about your feelings only if you agree with us that we should dole out the harshest punishment possible.
in almost every case.
So I'm like, it's got to cut both ways.
And Donnie's is an extreme case because it's the children who lost their freaking mother and wanted their dad not to be executed for not killing their mother and wanted them to stay to go find who actually did it.
But none of those things are ever going to happen.
This phase of my life began in a very unexpected and sort of sudden way in 1993.
when I saw an article in the New York Post of all places, the New York Post, a newspaper that I probably never bought until that day and have never bought again and no one should ever buy.
But the, sorry, what can I say?
But anyway, but this particular day, the other newspapers were sold out.
So I bought the New York Post because I was getting in a taxi.
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