[Rte66]

That's what the media witness on ABC World News Now just said--that Tookie was *exasperated* because there was so much "sticking of needles" and more "sticking of needles" and "taping down" being done.

He said Williams kept lifting his head, looking around, and talking to the people in the room. Just *exasperated,* which is exactly the disgusting attitude this reporter had. Just *exasperated.* A whole 36 minutes' worth, start to finish. Too bad, so sad.

[Lonesome in Massachussets]

Tookie was *exasperated* because there was so much "sticking of needles" and more "sticking of needles" and "taping down" being done.

Were his last words, "That's 36 minutes of my life I'll never get back."?

[Mrs. P]

This behavior is identical to what I've seen when trying to start an IV on an IV drug abuser. They are ticked off because the nurse or doctor can't hit a vein and usually offer to try themselves because they could certainly do a better job of it.

This guy spent many years in prison, and he wasn't all that old when he went in, say in his early twenties? I wonder how his veins got that bad they had so much trouble. I would think he couldn't get drugs or IV paraphenalia in prison, but I'm probably wrong.

[CedarDave]

He said Williams kept lifting his head, looking around, and talking to the people in the room. Just *exasperated,* which is exactly the disgusting attitude this reporter had.

The Fox reporter said that Williams was trying to intimidate the media by relentlessly staring them down during the time before the fluids were injected. "Exasperated" was not a word he used, "intimidation" was.

[strategofr]

"that Tookie was *exasperated*"

probably felt like killing somebody.