Looking for the link to the pdf of "The Last Breath"

[Ina]

Hi all,
this is a wonderful forum. I joined recently.
Someone had posted a link to a very moving document (pdf) of writings and conversations of Jay(?) on death row and he had always maintained he had not committed the crime he was sentenced and eventually executed for (St. Quentin Prison?). I read it all and it stayed with me. I would like to read it again. I thought I would find it but I have not been successful with the search terms that I can think of - probably because the link was posted in the context of another discussion.
Would anybody be able to help me out?

This is my first post and if I am posting in a way that’s not helpful I am hoping that the moderators will fix that :-). Thanks for all you do!

Thank you very much in advance.

[Ficus]

Welcome to D&D Ina!

Here it is…

The Last Breath

Good afternoon, Dhamma friends! I wanted to share with you a booklet that I’ve found immensely helpful. It’s called “The Last Breath” and it’s available for free here It takes about 30 minutes to read cover to cover. It’s about a man who was able to face his execution on death row skilfully and with composure of mind. It’s perhaps the most inspiring story I’ve come across. Since it’s a bit of a hidden gem, I wanted to post about it to broaden the reach of this magnificent story.

Such a inspirational story and I find myself rereading it regularly.
For other language PDF/ print options, check out this too The Last Breath | Abhayagiri Monastery

[Ina]

Thanks so much for the quick reply and help. Yes, this is what I was searching for. Now I can find it any time.