Associated Press, July 22, 2011 by Greg Bluestein
http://www.abc12.com/story/15127885/georgias-videotaped-execution-sets-new-precedent
“It is always better to have more transparency in what has been an exceptionally secretive execution process,” said Ty Alper, an attorney who works with the death penalty clinic at the University of California-Berkeley. “But videotaping an upcoming execution is no substitute for conducting a real investigation into what actually happened.”