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The Buffalo Supermarket Shooter Really Tried Our Nerves With This Latest Request
Payton Gendron is trying once again to get around the ultimate punishment.
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In A Shocking Twist, Black Man in SC Will Decide How He’s to be Killed for His Crimes
In an unprecedented decision, the prison director announced this inmate can chose from three execution methods, one of them being the electric chair.
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The Likelihood of Black Prisoners Experiencing a Botched Execution in Comparison to White Prisoners is Enraging
Reprieve’s study on botched death penalty executions reveals harsh disparities against Black death row inmates.
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An Executed Death Row Inmate Leaves a Journal behind
The last thoughts of Kevin Johnson 97 days before his execution were recovered.
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Judge Responds to Woman’s Request to Watch Her Father’s Execution [Update]
Despite not seeing him for 17 years, the woman wants to be by her father’s side as he takes his last breath.
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Haunting Last Words of Executed Arizona Man Revealed [UPDATE]
Murray Hooper, 76, was executed by lethal injection on Wednesday, after pleading his innocence for the last forty-years.
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Official Misconduct and Falsified Evidence Are Why Innocent Black People Get Imprisoned, Report Finds
The report says Black people are seven times more likely to be falsely convicted of serious crimes.
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South Carolina Judge Rules Electric Chair and Firing Squad Executions are Unconstitutional
On Tuesday, a judge deemed South Carolina’s execution methods unconstitutional, saving four inmates set to be killed by firing squad and electrocution.
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Black Teen Executed 91 Years Ago Receives Posthumous Exoneration
His family was represented by his defense attorney’s great-grandson.
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South Carolina Inmate Chooses Firing Squad Over Electric Chair
Richard Moore says the state is forcing him to choose between two terrible ways to die
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