Tonight an innocent black man is set to be executed even tho DNA proves he's innocent

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why are you surprised same game different faces. This attorney general was elected by the same people that elected by the attorney general that sent the national guard to the good part of St. Louis instead of Ferguson and let a city burn.
 

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He's fukked, da's care more about their conviction rates than saving a life.

Yep... crazy part is that there is another guy that was on death row in missouri, Reggie clemons, that got a reprieve from the feds because the same courts tried to railroad him and his codefendants. One of his codefendants got executed too.
 

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Pure sick. The United States government (not all) is deeply rooted in capitalism. I hope they give the brotha a stay. Same thing with Wayne Williams down in Georgia.

They make money with the incarnation of African-Americans.
 

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UPDATE BREHS!!!

He JUST got the stay from the Governor!!

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Gov. Greitens issues stay of execution in Marcellus Williams case

ST. LOUIS - Governor Greitens has issued a stay of execution in the Marcellus Williams case.

Williams was scheduled to be executed Tuesday at the state prison in Bonne Terre for the stabbing death of former St. Louis Post-Dispatch report Lisha Gayle. Gayle was stabbed to death during a robbery in 1998 at her home in University City. In 2001, a jury convicted Williams of the first-degree murder of Gayle. DNA testing of the murder weapon, conducted in 2016, was inconclusive.

“A sentence of death is the ultimate, permanent punishment. To carry out the death penalty, the people of Missouri must have confidence in the judgment of guilt. In light of new information, I am appointing a Board of Inquiry in this case,” said Greitens.

The five members of the Board of Inquiry to be appointed by Governor Greitens will include retired Missouri judges.
 

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