Allen Ault

In a gripping conversation, Allen Ault, a former commissioner of corrections in Georgia turned death penalty abolitionist, dives deep into his challenging journey. He reflects on the psychological toll of overseeing executions and the haunting memories that followed. Ault uncovers the emotional burden on those involved in capital punishment, questioning its morality and efficacy. He also discusses the political landscape surrounding the death penalty, revealing the complexities and biases that informed his transformation from executioner to advocate for justice reform.