When They Let a Murderer Loose on the Internet
Footnote 5.1:
Ronnie Crocker, “Executed killer lives as computer image,” _Houston
Chronicle_, December 18, 1994, page A1.
Footnote 5.2:
To be technical, these weren’t true physical slices, just images taken
of the remaining surface as researchers ground down Jernigan.
Footnote 5.3:
From an essay that Chris Gazunis wrote in a 1994 contest sponsored by
the National Center for Education Statistics, the NASA K-12 Internet
Project, and the National Science Foundation.
Footnote 5.4:
Randy Hammer was another contestant in the competition that Chris
Gazunis entered.
Footnote 5.5:
Peter West, “Wired for the future,” _Education Week_, January 11,
1995. The senior analyst quoted was Kathleen Fulton.
Footnote 5.6:
The University of Colorado got a great package deal. While I couldn’t
rate Helen according to her medical knowledge, she appeared to know
her computer imaging cold.
Footnote 5.7:
Not to confuse detachment with callousness. In Pelster’s place—working
with the cadaver day after day, not just writing about him—I’d have
coped the same way.
Footnote 5.8:
The Associated Press quoted Oxford and Nelson.