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How do death penalty inmates spend their time while waiting for their last day?

You mean Death Row inmates. I corresponded with serial killer John Wayne Gacy for several years. While attending a writing convention in Nashville, someone was passing around a book by Gacy, THEY CALL HIM MR. GACY, which was nothing but copies of letters he had received from reporters, family members, talk show hosts, lawyers. It was published the previous year, 1989.He murdered at least 37 male teenagers and adults and buried most in a crawlspace under his house. He was arrested in December of 1979 and was executed by lethal injection in May of 1994.During that time, he had a day job. He worked in the laundry. He also did paintings, mostly of the Seven Dwarves. He sent me a list of his paintings and their prices, and if I had bought one he did of Elvis for $65 I could sell it today for $3000. He couldn’t make money from his work, so a friend in Indiana had all of the paintings he had done before his incarceration. So the artwork he did while in prison was more a hobby. But he loved getting mail, and he answered every letter he received.I wrote him on a whim and was genuinely surprised that he answered. So I contacted a magazine that would print a potential article on his last days, and we wrote back and forth for about two years. The postmark on that last letter above is dated six days before his death. But he asked for people to send him photos of themselves and he would send them a questionnaire to fill out and he would fill one out in return. That creeped me out, so I sent him a photo of the recently-closed Clown’s Alley tavern in exchange for that Q&A. A good portion of his salary went to buying stamps, envelopes, and paper. The questionnaire was photocopied in bulk in 1989 by MYCO, Inc., who also published the book.He was very narcissistic. The real killer was a media monster, not him. He would often talk about his paintings of the Dwarves and his work as Pogo the Clown at parties. Anything related to his conviction was blamed on the media. And the title of his “book”, because all it was was a bound copy of photocopied pages, was filled with narcissism, too. Every letter I sent started “Dear John…”, the ones that “call him Mr. Gacy” would have been from the offices of Oprah Winfrey or Larry King, because of course they were professional letters.So I do have a copy of that form, the one that says his current address is Death Row, Chester, Illinois. He loved to blame the media. Take a look at who one of his heroes was at the time of his execution.

Did Tupac really die?

Let's just say that I can bring up more evidence of him being alive than you have evidence of him actually being shot and killed in Las Vegas.Edit:No one ever saw Tupac’s body come in or leave the hospitalThe first news report had a female who said they airlifted Tupac, in the I Wonder If Heaven Got A Ghetto music video, the video starts with a 1st person view in a helicopter the day after Tupac “dies” while a news reports on his shooting he then comes off the helicopter stumbling. He's also laying in the bed in the video for half a second at 00:35On the last photo of Tupac alive, the date is wrong in the photo. (Also, he's not wearing the iconic Death Row Records medallion, instead he's wearing the Black Angel of Death one.)There's numerous songs where he talks about faking his death, being gone for years, hearing rumors about his death, etc. ex: Ambitionz As A Ridah, Ain't Hard 2 Find, and many more.The album he completed a month before his death Makaveli: The 7 Day Theory has Tupac hanging on a cross like Jesus was before he died and came back. Also the title relates to Tupac’s death because he was shot on the 7th of September, “died” on the 13th, supposedly creamated on the 14th (7 days later & also the same date as the I Wonder If Heaven Got A Ghetto video depicts.)Inside the cover of Tupac's newest album, it reads "Exit: 2pac, Enter: Makaveli" as if 2pac has died and Makaveli was born.In the video Toss It Up, Tupac is supposedly wearing some Penny Hardaway sneakers which were not available at the time of his death! Also, in the video Live & Die In LA when Tupac jumps in the car you see that he is wearing some Jordan sneakers which were not available at the time of his death.Tupac always talked and rapped about having a funeral yet he was cremated 24–48 hours after his death. No murder investigation would do that. Ex: Life Goes OnTupac always wore his bulletproof vest, even while simply going to the grocery store, yet he just so happens to not wear it the night he gets shot?In the Smile music video which was filmed after Tupac's death there is a “look-a-like” from Ohio who happens to look EXACTLY like TupacThe man who cremated Tupac can't be found, he was given $3,000,000 from Suge Knight and went into retirement right after.There are many, many, many more but this is all I can think of at the moment.