Kim Kardashian is mourning the death of Brandon Bernard in a series of social media posts on Thursday, as she recalled their final conversation over the phone.

The reality TV star admitted that she is "so messed up right now" after she learned of his death by lethal injection. She remembered him as a "reformed person" who deserved to live out his life in prison.

"They killed Brandon. He was such a reformed person. So hopeful and positive until the end. More importantly, he is sorry, so sorry for the hurt and pain he has caused others," Kardashian wrote on Twitter.

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I’m so messed up right now.
They killed Brandon.
He was such a reformed person. So hopeful and positive until the end. More importantly he is sorry, so sorry for the hurt and pain he has caused others.

— Kim Kardashian West (@KimKardashian) December 11, 2020

She revealed that minutes before his execution, she spoke to his attorney who told her about Bernard's love for her and how grateful he was for her help. He also said that Bernard did not feel claustrophobic in the chair.

Bernard told Kardashian over the phone that he was claustrophobic and that he was offered a shot of sedative to calm him down. He did not want to panic while he was in the chair.

"I literally lost it. I had to mute my phone so he wouldn't hear me cry like that," she wrote.

She said that after their conversation, they did not say goodbye to each other only "talk to you soon!" because they were both hopeful that they will talk again.

Just spoke to Brandon for what will likely be the last time. Hardest call I’ve ever had. Brandon, selfless as always, was focused on his family and making sure they are ok. He told me not to cry because our fight isn’t over. ?

— Kim Kardashian West (@KimKardashian) December 10, 2020

Hours after his death, the "Keeping Up With The Kardashians" star continued to share her support for Bernard. She also expressed her gratitude to those who helped spread the word about the efforts made to stop his execution. She even asked Donald Trump for help.

"Brandon wanted me to tell every single person who worked on his behalf supporting him in any way a huge thank you. He was certain he was gonna have the chance to tell you all himself and write you all letters but he told me to tell you all how grateful he is for you!" Kardashian wrote.

The most important thing to him that he said was a gift to his mom, sister, daughters and family was the validation the public support gave to his family. His family knew him inside and knew he wasn’t his mistake he made as a teenager but he was sad his family felt shame.

— Kim Kardashian West (@KimKardashian) December 11, 2020

We would talk about music a lot and how he’s gotten into classical music lately to soothe his soul. He’s a master at crochet amd would laugh that if someone just saw his cell they would think it was a grandmas cell.

— Kim Kardashian West (@KimKardashian) December 11, 2020

"I could go on and on about what an amazing person Brandon was. I do know he left this earth feeling supported and loved and at peace. This just has to change: our system is so f***ed up," she concluded.

Bernard was executed for crimes related to double murder and robbery in Texas in 1999 when he was 18-years old. He lit a car on fire with the victims inside while he was allegedly held at gunpoint. Kardashian made some last-ditch efforts to help his lawyers appeal to let him live. But the U.S. District Court of the Southern District of Indiana denied their request on Tuesday. Bernard died Thursday at 9:27 p.m.

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