Brandon Bernard: Last News

Kim Kardashian took to Instagram on Thursday to reflect back on the latest episode of Hulu's The Kardashians.The mom-of-four, 41, talked specifically about her prison and justice reform work, which was documented on Wednesday night's show.Kim highlighted the stories of Brandon Bernard and Julius Jones, whose case she's still working on. Looking back:Kim Kardashian took to Instagram on Thursday to reflect back on the latest episode of Hulu's The KardashiansSharing lengthy snippets from the sixth episode of the first Kardashians season, Kim added further context for her fans.She took to the photo-sharing app's Stories feature to speak at length about the work she's doing.

Kim had campaigned for stay of execution, however, the plea was rejected by the United States Supreme Court, and he was killed by lethal injection in December 2020.Remembering the tragic case in a recent video interview, she said Bernard rang her before he was put to death.‘I remember crying and feeling so helpless because it was his last phone call and he was telling me, “don’t cry, it’s gonna be okay”,’ Kim recalled.‘You know, hearing that he was worried that he’d be claustrophobic in the chair and then on his last call when he was in the execution room, said “please tell Kim I’m not claustrophobic, it’s okay”.’Repulsively tone-deaf. https://t.co/jzP05ysnllKim continued: ‘And moments like that, I’m like if only someone could see my day.‘I’m hysterically crying calling every governor that I could possibly imagine to try and stop someone’s execution and then I have to run into, you know, a Skims fitting, and I’m fitting and I’m crying and I can’t really get my work done.‘It was such a whirlwind of a day.’Kim’s controversial interview was shared widely online, with one person responding: ‘Only Kim Kardashian could make a criminal’s execution all about herself – and she even worked in a Skims promo.’Piers was equally critical of Kim’s comments and upon watching the video, he slammed: ‘Repulsively tone-deaf.’Kim had previously piled on the pressure for former president Donald Trump to pardon Bernard in 2020.Making her plea via Twitter, Kim wrote to Trump: ‘Brandon Bernard, a 40-year-old father is going to be executed tomorrow by our federal government.

Kim Kardashian‘s sisters joined her in mourning Brandon Bernard as the state of Indiana executed the inmate she tried desperately to save. Brandon, 40, was sentenced to death by lethal injection on December 10 for a crime he committed just months after turning 18. Kim revealed that she spoke to Brandon, whom she had grown close to while trying to appeal his case, in the final hours before his death. “Just spoke to Brandon for what will likely be the last time. Hardest call I’ve ever had,” Kim wrote on social media.

Kim Kardashian, 39, admitted that she is “so messed up” after Brandon Bernard‘s execution. The Keeping Up with the Kardashians star fought tirelessly and even appealed to Donald Trump to commute the 40-year-old inmate’s death sentence, but Bernard was still executed by lethal injection at a prison in Terre Haute, Indiana amid nationwide outcries on Dec. 10. Kim revealed her heartbroken reaction over the execution, which was carried out over Bernard’s role in a double murder that took place when he was 18 years old.

Kim Kardashian is speaking out after the execution of Brandon Bernard, a man she was working with in hopes of getting him off death row.

A former gang member who set fire to a car killing a youth minister unconscious in the boot, has been executed by lethal injection.

Kim Kardashian is lamenting the last time she’ll likely speak to Brandon Bernard, a death row inmate at the U.S. Penitentiary in Terre Haute, Ind., who is scheduled to be executed on Dec.

Kim Kardashian‘s efforts on prison reform have helped gain freedom for several inmates. But the latest person she’s trying to help — Brandon Bernard — is hours away from being put to death at a federal prison in Terre Haute, Indiana, despite Kim’s plea to President Donald Trump to commute his death sentence. Brandon, now 40, was given the death penalty in 2000 for a crime he committed as a teenager, and Kim just spoke to him for what could be the last time, as he’s already being prepped to receive a lethal injection on the evening of Dec. 10. The conversation has left the 40-year-old aspiring attorney completely broken.

Kim Kardashian is using her expansive platform for good once more, and calling on President Donald Trump to commute the death sentence of prisoner Brandon Bernard. Brandon, now 40, was given the death penalty in 2000 for a crime he committed as a teenager, and is set to be executed by lethal injection on December 10 after 20 years in prison. “Brandon Bernard, a 40-year-old father is going to be executed tomorrow by our federal government. Having gotten to know Brandon, I am heartbroken about this execution,” Kim tweeted on December 9. “I’m calling on @realDonaldTrump to grant Brandon a commutation and allow him to live out his sentence in prison.” Here’s what you should know about Brandon:

Kim Kardashian is stepping up her efforts to stop the execution of a prison inmate that’s scheduled to take place on Thursday, Dec. 10.

Kim Kardashian is stepping up her efforts to stop the execution of a prison inmate that’s scheduled to take place on Thursday, Dec. 10.

Kim Kardashian has turned to her fans for help in saving a death row inmate.

Kim Kardashian is once again using her clout as a celebrity in hopes of stopping the execution of a prison inmate.