Famous last meals

This post is a little grim.  Don't ask me how I ended up on the Wikipedia entry for "Last meal".  The last meal is an ancient custom of granting a final meal to a condemned man.  Some states now put limits on last meal requests, but nearly all still arrange for a meal of the inmate's choosing.  You will see that inmates take very different approaches to the last meal.  Read enough of these, and a few groups emerge.  Could there even be a paleo meal or two?

Note that these are the requested last meals -- not all were fulfilled, or exactly so.

Sugar Fiends (These are just painful to read.  I can almost feel the insulin shock.) 

• Dobie Gillis Williams: Twelve candy bars and some ice cream.  
• Robert Alton Harris: A 21-piece bucket of Kentucky Fried Chicken, two large Domino's pizzas (no anchovies), ice cream, a bag of jelly beans, a six-pack of Pepsi, and a pack of Camel cigarettes.
• Timothy McVeigh: Two pints of mint chocolate-chip ice cream.
• William Bonin: Two pepperoni and sausage pizzas, three servings of chocolate ice cream, and fifteen cans of Coca-Cola.

• Adolf Eichmann declined a special meal, preferring a bottle of Carmel, a dry red Israeli wine. He drank about half of it.
• Ángel Nieves Díaz declined a special meal. He was served the regular prison meal for that day, but declined that as well.
• James Edward Smith requested a lump of dirt, which was denied. He settled for a small cup of yogurt.
• Victor Feguer requested a single olive with the pit still in.

• Aileen Wuornos declined a special meal, but had a hamburger and other snack food from the prison's canteen. Later, she drank a cup of coffee.
• Desmond Keith Carter declined a special meal, but had two cheeseburgers, a steak sub, and two Cokes from the prison canteen, for which he paid $4.20 from his prison account.
• Michael Bruce Ross (of Connecticut) declined a special meal, but dined on the regular prison meal of the day: turkey à la king with rice, mixed vegetables, white bread, fruit, and a beverage.