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Dr. Jack Kevorkian, the Detroit-area doctor who made national headlines
during much of the 1990s for his euthanasia -- or assisted suicide --
practices can speak about death for the first time since a judge ordered a
"no death talk" rule.
"It's gotta be quick, certain, painless and humane," Kevorkian told Fox 2's
Brad Edwards when asked what is the best way to end a person's life. "The
first patient I helped was out in about 8 seconds."
Kevorkian spent 8 and a half years in prison after being convicted of
second-degree murder in 1999. He was released in 2007 and placed on parole,
with a condition of not discussing his past practices.
Kevorkian even said that, if approached, he would help his longtime lawyer
and confidante Mayer Morganroth if he were terminally ill. "I would. What can
he do to me that's already happened?" he said.
A biopic of Kevorkian is in works with Al Pacino in the lead role. "He looks
exactly like me," the doctor says, although Kevorkian seemed to be unfamiliar
with Pacino's most famous roles.
Kevorkian, who is 81, said he is working on a larger project that is sure to
draw attention. "Something bigger than rights, or euthanasia. I can't talk
about it until it happens," he said.
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