Brad Keith Sigmon, a death row inmate, has chosen to die by firing squad after being convicted for beating his ex-girlfriend’s parents, Gladys and David Larke, to death with a baseball bat in 2001. The Larkes were the matriarch and patriarch of their family in South Carolina, known for their love and dedication to their children and grandchildren. Sigmon’s ex-girlfriend, Rebecca Armstrong, who escaped the kidnapping attempt, reflects on the loss of her parents and the milestones they missed because of the tragedy. She has chosen not to witness Sigmon’s execution, seeking closure and relief once he is gone. Despite the pain and anxiety surrounding the execution, the family is seeking justice for the lives taken too soon. Armstrong’s son plans to attend the execution as a way to honor his late grandparents and ensure that justice is served for their senseless deaths. The Larkes are remembered as hardworking, loving individuals who were the foundation of their family. Armstrong reflects on her parents’ love and the impact their loss has had on her family, emphasizing the forgiveness she has found through God’s love and counseling. Despite the pain of reliving the tragic events, the family looks towards the execution as a way to find closure and peace after years of grieving their loss.
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