[Leon Harris, Cnn Anchor:] Joining us this hour from Houston is Bobby Hanners. He is the grandson of Bob Lambert, the Arizona man that Gary Graham was convicted of murdering. And Hanners is among those who feel that justice has been served. We thank you for joining us this morning, Mr. Hanners. I would assume that you feel quite differently than Bianca Jagger just expressed, in terms of her feelings about what happened last night?
[Bobby Hanners, Grandson Of Bobby Lambert:] Yes I do.
[Harris:] How do you feel this morning?
[Hanners:] I feel relieved that finally it is over and justice was carried out.
[Harris:] What did you make, then, of all of the commotion surrounding all of this and the presence there in that room in the witness room there outside the death chamber of people like Bianca Jagger and Al Sharpton and Jesse Jackson?
[Hanners:] I don't understand because, you know, he was found guilty in a court of law, and you know, beyond a doubt, you know, the jurors voted 12-0, you know, that he did commit this crime.
[Harris:] I know you say you felt that justice was being served, but can you tell us what it was like being in that room? What was running through your mind, because I am guessing you never sat and watched a man die before?
[Hanners:] That's correct. I was thinking about my family back home and I was thinking, you know, of my grandfather, you know, why his life was taken like it was. You know, if Graham were to ask him, you know, for the money, my grandfather would have given it to him, he didn't have to kill him.
[Harris:] Did it trouble you at all that Gary Graham was declaring his innocence up until the last moment?
[Hanners:] Yes, because he showed no remorse, you know, even for the crimes that he admitted to doing. You know, his eyes, you know, they were just evil, he had so much hatred and anger.
[Harris:] So why was it so important was it really important for you on a personal level to be there and see that?
[Hanners:] Yes, it was closure for me and, you know, very seldom did you hear anything about the victim, it was always about Gary Graham, and you know, the people trying to convince, you know, the American people that this was an innocent man and Texas was going to execute him, and you know, he was not innocent.
[Harris:] Speaking of convincing, did this episode change your mind at all going into it about the death penalty?
[Hanners:] No, not at all.
[Harris:] It didn't change your mind going into it at all?
[Hanners:] No.
[Harris:] What does this mean for your family now, where does your family go from here?
[Hanners:] To try to close the book and remove the dark cloud that has been over us for 19 years and just to move on and finally, you know, let my grandfather be at peace.
[Harris:] Bobby Hanners, we thank you very much for your time this morning. We wish you and your family well.
[Hanners:] Thank you.