Ultima masă a unui criminal condamnat la moarte: a cerut 57 de feluri, dar s-a plâns că nu a fost ca la carte • Newsweek România

Thomas J. Grasso, executed in 1995, requested an elaborate last meal of 57 items but complained about not receiving SpaghettiOs. His case highlights the controversy surrounding last meal requests for death row inmates. Grasso was convicted for murdering an elderly woman and expressed no remorse for his actions, focusing instead on his meal dissatisfaction. His complaint became a notable part of his story, which continues to spark debate about the privileges afforded to those on death row.