【新唐人2013年09月27日讯】9月25号，误杀城管的大陆沈阳小贩夏俊峰被执行死刑。尽管大量网友和律师向当局疾呼“刀下留人”，相持了四年之久也没有挽回夏俊峰的生命。夏俊峰的妻子张晶在接受本台记者采访时透露，夏俊峰到死都没有认罪，拒绝在死亡书上签字，并对妻子说，只要家里有一个人活着，都要上诉，自己死了也不服。
25号早上8点多，在被执行死刑前，夏俊峰与妻子张晶等六名家属得以最后会见。快到永别时，张晶将手伸过铁栏杆抚摸丈夫的脸，又把丈夫的手拉过来摸自己的脸。
下午，张晶接到沈阳中院电话，声称夏俊峰已经被执行死刑并火化，让她26号上午九点到殡仪馆领取骨灰。
夏俊峰的妻子张晶：“我现在一直我都特别的乱，以前他还在，我就觉得还奔着希望，还有希望，然后这个法律还会完善。现在我一下子就绝望了，因为一下子就把我打垮了，我对这个制度有点绝望了，原来我觉得那么多律师在努力这么多博友在努力，国家会慢慢好的，还特别有信心，现在我都不敢说了，我不知道以后会是什么样的。”
儿子夏健强也已经知道了父亲已经离开自己和母亲了。
张晶：“因为孩子看到他们这些警方的人来到我们家，看到奶奶在哭，在给他们磕头，孩子吓坏了，上学的路上，她小姨送他一直在哭。”
一直关注夏俊峰案子的北京维权人士胡佳披露，在庭审的时候，当局不让证人出庭。夏俊峰在临死之前，跟家人会面的时候，首次告诉家人自己被刑讯逼供。
胡佳：“那些警察弄好了口供，让他来签字的，如果不签字就打，这不是刑讯逼供是什么，这不是错案是什么呀，从中央这边要震慑维稳，从地方上要免除责任，如果不杀夏俊峰，有很多在这个案件中的责任人，他们都夜不能寐。”
回头看看夏俊峰在误杀城管前几年的人生。单位倒闭，被迫下岗后，为了维持生活，个子矮小的夏俊峰和妻子做过各种体力活，勉强养家糊口。从小就有绘画天赋的夏健强，因为家里贫困，没钱去北京参加绘画比赛。一直到2008年，为了儿子想多挣点钱，他们夫妻决定去卖炸串。
从此以后，夫妻俩起早贪黑干活。虽然辛苦，但是，儿子去北京比赛的钱快要筹够了。
然而，2009年5月16号，改变了这一家三口的命运。这一天，在沈阳市沉河区摆摊的夏俊峰夫妻，与市城管局沉河分局的城管人员发生冲突。在冲突中，2名城管队员死亡，1人重伤。
同年11月，沈阳市中级法院一审判决夏俊峰故意杀人罪，处以死刑。2011年5月9号，辽宁省高级法院终审维持一审原判。
夏俊峰案在大陆引发巨大反响，他到底是“故意杀人”还是“正当防卫”，律师界和公众舆论掀起巨大的质疑浪潮。
北京维权人士胡佳：“夏俊峰那样一个人，你去夺他的财产的时候，他都没有那样去用暴力反抗，你把他带到办公室里，他突然反抗了，那是一个中国最底层的普通老百姓，他怎么才能会有这些行为。”
夏俊峰被二审判处死刑的消息，再度引发了舆论对司法不公的强烈谴责，而《夏健强的画》也被网友在网路上热传。
今年7月，《夏健强的画》被吉林美术出版社出版。母亲张晶在给儿子的画写序时说，“我希望这本画册能成为孩子的避风港，保护他正常成长，多看到生活中积极、美好的一面。”
网友表示，看到画很难过，每次都想流泪，都会觉得心痛。
如今，夏俊峰的生命就这样结束了，但是，夏俊峰案给人带来的反思，让更多人清醒了。
大陆律师滕彪在推特上说，“司法杀人，再添血债。杀害夏俊峰的刽子手，请读读纽伦堡审判。”他向《德国之声》表示，中共相信死刑能威慑民众，专制政权需要死刑陪伴。
采访编辑/常春 后制/李勇
Executed Xia Junfeng Never Surrendered.
On September 25, Xia Junfeng, a street vendor
from Shenyang was executed for manslaughter.
Although many netizens and lawyers urged to review the
case, four years passed, and they could save Xia’s life.
Zhang Jing, Xia’s wife spoke with NTD.
Xia never accepted his sentence, and
refused to sign the death certificate.
He told his wife that as long as one of his
family members are still alive, they must appeal.
He never agreed to the sentence.
At eight o’clock on the morning of September 25,
Xia met with his wife, Zhang Jing and six relatives.
Before Xia left for the execution, Zhang touched Xia’s
face through a fence, and placed Xia’s hands on her face.
That afternoon, Zhang received a phone
call from Shenyang Intermediate Court.
The court told Zhang that Xia
had been executed and cremated.
They asked Zhang to fetch the ash from the
crematorium at nine o’clock the next day.
Zhang Jing:"I still can’t calm down. When he was still
alive, I was full of hope, hoping the law will get better.
Now I am suddenly desperate and in
collapse. I find no hope in the system.
I thought there were so many netizens and lawyers trying
to help Xia, so maybe the country will gradually be better.
I had a little confidence, but now I won’t say
so. I don’t know what the future will hold."
Xia’s son, Xia Jianqiang knew his dad
had left him and his mother forever.
Zhang Jing:"My child saw the police coming to my
home. His nanny was crying and knelt down at the police.
The little child was frightened to death. On
the way to school, he was crying all the way."
Beijing activist Hu Jia was always concerned with Xia’s case.
Hu said that during Xia’s trial, the court did
not allow witnesses to be present in court.
Before Xia was executed, Xia told his family
members that a confession was taken under torture.
Hu Jia:"The police prepared a
confession and forced him to sign.
If he didn’t sign, he would be beaten. Isn’t this
a forced confession? Isn’t it a misjudgment?
The central regime needs to maintain ＇stability＇,
and the local regime needs to shift responsibility.
If they don’t kill Xia Junfeng, many
responsible people in this case cannot sleep."
Looking back on Xia’s life, he lost his job after
the company he worked for became bankrupt.
In order to survive, Xia and
his wife did manual labor jobs.
Xia’s son has talented in painting,
They couldn’t afford for him to go to Beijing
to participate in a painting competition.
In 2008, Xia and his wife decided to sell grilled
meat skewers to raise money for their son.
Since then, they worked hard day and night.
Although it was difficult, they had saved almost
enough money for their son to go to Beijing.
However, on May 16, 2009, they clashed with
Shenhe District urban management officers.
Two officers were stabbed to
death, with one heavily injured.
In November 2013, Shenyang Intermediate court
convicted Xia for murder, and sentenced him to death.
On May 9, 2011, Liaoning Supreme Court
rejected an appeal, and upheld the original verdict.
Xia’s case sparked outcry in Mainland China.
Legal experts and the public widely questioned,
whether Xia’s case was manslaughter or self-defense.
Hu Jia:"Take that case of Xi Junfeng. When his
money was seized, he never used violence to resist.
When he was taken to a city
officers office, he suddenly resisted.
Being a low citizen in China, how could he react like that?"
Xia Junfeng was sentenced to death in a second trial,
provoking public condemnation for the unjust verdict.
“Xia Jianqiang’s paintings"
(Xia’s son) was widely reposted online.
In July 2013, an album of “Xia Jianqiang’s paintings"
was published by Jinlin Fine Arts Publishing House.
Zhang Jing wrote a preface for the album:
“I hope the album becomes my child’s haven.
To protect him to grow up properly, and
see more a positive and bright side in life."
Netizens said that they are sad to see the
paintings. They wanted to cry, and felt pain.
Xia’s life ended like this, but Xia’s case made
people think, and more people have awakened.
Lawyer Teng Biao tweeted:"The law murders
people, and the blood-debt continues to build.
Executioners please continue to read the Nuremberg trials."
Teng told Deutsche Welle that the CCP
believes the death penalty can deter people.
This dictatorship needs execution as it’s companion.
