17th September, 2014 by Lauren Eads
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A death row themed pop-up restaurant event has been suspended after its organisers were met with a barrage of complaints.
The event had been due to take place in Hoxton Square, east London, with “inmates” charged £50 and promised a five-course feast with “culinary twists on some of death rows most interesting and popular last dinners”.
Its website featured mugshots of real death row inmates with menus around their neck prompting something of a backlash with many complaining on social media that the stunt was at best in bad taste and at worst malicious.
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