and it s not about you feel sorry for the person who is facing the death penalty. it is more what does it say about us what is the best way to bring this matter to a conclusion where he can spend the rest of his breathing life in prison. and we know that in boston at least one of the families of the victims who died they have said the same thing. they have said we ve martin richards parents, the youngest victim said we don t want to deal with the appeals process, pleas, let s not put him to death for this very reason. we don t want to continue to be rewounded. i know. bill quigley, we ve got to go. but this is fascinating to hear what she could potentially say if this nun is called to defend this side of the case. bill quigley, university of loyola loyola thank you for joining me. i want to stay on this. even if dzhokhar tsarnaev isn t sent to death row, he could face a life of living hell at what is known as the toughest prison in the united states. i m talking about this super m