The father of Polly Klaas, a young girl who vanished from a sleepover in 1993 and later became known as the “first missing girl on the internet,” recently called California Democrat Governor Gavin Newsom “a pig” for abolishing the death penalty in his state in 2019.
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The Pentagon and FBI have told families of the victims of the September 11th, 2001, terrorist attack that the alleged defendants might not face the death penalty.
Read More U.S. Tells Families That 9/11 Defendants Might Not Face Death Penalty
James Barber was executed early Friday morning at the William C. Holman Correctional Facility in Atmore. Barber’s execution was done via lethal injection and marks the continuation of the death penalty in Alabama following a series of failed lethal injection attempts in the state.
Read More Alabama Executed James Barber By Lethal Injection Following Pause of Death Penalty
A mass shooter convicted in the 2018 killings at Pittsburgh synagogue is eligible to face the death penalty as ruled by the United States jury.
Read More Tree Of Life Synagogue Shooter Is Now Eligible For The Death Penalty
Prosecutors in Idaho announced on Monday that they will seek the death penalty for Bryan Kohberger for murdering four University of Idaho students last November.
Read More Idaho prosecutors push death penalty for Bryan Kohberger
Ohio prosecutors expressed their clear intent in seeking the death penalty for a father who stands accused of executing his three young sons.
Read More Prosecutors seek death penalty for Ohio man who is accused of executing 3 young sons