South Carolina carried out first death in 13 years
Freddie Owens, a South Carolina man, was executed over the 1999 kiling of a convenience store owner, making it the state’s first execution in 13 years. This comes after the South Carolina Supreme Court rejected several requests to stop the execution.
Mother of SC death row inmate asks for clemency after court again denies request to stop execution
The mother of Freddie Owens urged Gov. Henry McMaster to spare her son’s life in a statement released hours ahead of his scheduled execution. Owens, 46, is set to die at 6 p.m. Friday, 25 years after he was convicted of killing gas station clerk Irene Graves during a string of robberies on
Protesters for and against the death penalty stand outside as South Carolina’s first execution in 13 years looms.
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