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A Killer's Grip

What Would Your Last Meal Be?
Posted Oct 25, 2006 by Howard Altman
Updated Oct 25, 2006 at 03:51 PM

Danny Rolling chose lobster tail, with cheese cake for dessert.
What would your last meal be?
Under Florida law, it has to be $40 or under.
Let us know.


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Posted by  Tania tippie, Tampa on 10/25  at  04:58 PM

Did the victims of this murderer have their last request granted? NO!!! He killed them anyways… SO WHY SHOULD HE HAVE WHAT HE WANTS AS HIS LAST REQUEST?????

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Posted by  Annette Weeks, Winter Haven on 10/25  at  03:02 PM

This whole story makes me sick. I hope and pray that he did not enjoy his last dinner. They should have let him starve to death starting back when he was arrested in the beginning.

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Posted by  chris rhyce, valrico, fl on 10/25  at  02:34 PM

dunkin donuts.

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Posted by  Marlene Thompson, somewhere in time on 10/25  at  02:04 PM

It WOULDN’T be cheesecake!!  Too fattening!!

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Mark Douglas is an investigative reporter for News Channel 8. He's been covering stories for more than 10 years in the Pinellas County bureau. He also teaches at The University of Tampa where he has served as an adjunct faculty member since 1997.


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