LOS ANGELES—In a heartfelt letter addressed to the judge overseeing his former That ’70s Show co-star’s trial, actor Topher Grace came out Monday in support of giving Danny Masterson the electric chair. “While I’m aware Danny is facing a prison sentence of 30 years to life, based on his character, he should be…
LOS ANGELES—In a heartfelt letter addressed to the judge overseeing his formerco-star’s trial, actor Topher Grace came out Monday in support of giving Danny Masterson the electric chair.
“While I’m aware Danny is facing a prison sentence of 30 years to life, based on his character, he should be executed immediately in the most painful, violent way possible,” wrote Grace, who cited a friendship that spanned more than two decades as the basis for his belief that Masterson deserved to be strapped to a chair and slapped across the face before having a shock of 2,500 volts of electricity administered directly to his body.
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