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Ann H's avatar

I'm sure I'm not the only reader who immediately looked back to the recent New Yorker story about the nuns ministering to women on death row in Texas to confirm that Brittany Holberg was one of the women in the story. It made this all the more real. https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2025/02/17/the-nuns-trying-to-save-the-women-on-texas-death-row

Peter Nicoll's avatar

I hope that there are criminal or civil penalties for the damning Brady violations. These people were condemned to death due in part to suborned testimony that was false.

Emmet Bondurant's avatar

It would be interesting to know the number of death penalty cases in which the convictions were based on the testimony of a jail house snitch, a total stranger to who the defendant supposedly confessed.

Phil Johnson's avatar

Finally

Comes the dawn....

Don A in Pennsultucky's avatar

Anyone on federal death row will be subject to an expedited review so that Trump and kill more.

bobbie cottrill's avatar

How many i wonder were wrongfully accused and sentenced to death, by wrongfully issued testimony....or by being set up by a stranger offering freindship.