Mike Gray discusses his book, “The Death Game.” He begins by explaining how his publisher talked him into writing this book after writing his previous book on the drug war. He discusses issues such as police brutality, pressures on prosecutors and judges seeking career advancement and the instability of eyewitness accounts. Gray then goes into detail regarding several various cases in which the convicted individuals in a death penalty case were eventually found to be innocent. Later in the interview he reads aloud from his work.
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