Paula Kurland

Prison officials won't let it happen.

But Nobles wants to challenge that in court.

If there's anything of him walking around on the face of this earth, this will never be closed for me.

Paula thinks it's just a stunt to get a stay of execution.

Now, she's furious.

He can sit there and tell me how remorseful he is till hell freezes over.

This proves to me that he isn't remorseful.

And he's not making us his victims any longer.

So here's the problem.

Before Nobles and Paula can actually sit down together, the mediator, David Derfler, must give his okay.

If he thinks this meeting might just dissolve into a shouting match, he'll call the whole thing off.

And right now, he's worried.

My baby is gone.

And he sits there and talks about wanting to do good.

I feel an awesome responsibility at times because ultimately someone has to make the decision of whether or not it's safe enough for these people to get together.

The organ donation is not an issue.

I think that it's a wonderful, beautiful thing.

Just not death row inmates.

Okay, but that makes it an issue.

Durfler doesn't expect Paula to ever agree with Nobles, just to agree to disagree.