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Kim Hill interviews euthanasia campaigner Lesley Martin in 2003, when she was facing the charge of attempting to murder her terminally ill mother. The charge came about after Martin wrote the book To Die Like a Dog. Martin says the prospect of jail doesn't frighten her as much as living in a society where not everybody can access a gentle, dignified and humane death. The year after this interview screened, Martin was found guilty and served seven and a half months of a 15 month jail sentence.
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Television, 2003 (Excerpts)
Another interview from the Face to Face series
Television, 2003 (Excerpts)
Another interview from the Face to Face series
Television, 2003 (Excerpts)
Another interview from the Face to Face series
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