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Kentucky To Stick With Three-Drug Execution Protocol
Thirty-five inmates await execution on Death Row at the Kentucky State Penitentiary in Eddyville.
Chapman: First Ky. Execution In 9 Years
Marco Allen Chapman was scheduled to be executed Friday evening at the Kentucky State Penitentiary for the murder of two Northern Kentucky children.
US inmate dies while waiting for execution
A death row inmate who once played a role in a controversial Benetton clothing advertising campaign featuring condemned inmates has died 27 years after being sentenced to death.
Inmate on death row 27 years dies
A Kentucky death row inmate, who once played a role in a controversial clothing advertising campaign featuring condemned prisoners, has died 27 years after being sentenced to death.
Kentucky State Penitentiary FRANKFORT, Ky. a ' A new report says that Kentucky's prison population and costs have risen sharply in the past decade.
Killer's appeals drag on 29 years
HADDIX, Ky. - The ramshackle country store is just a dim memory now, destroyed by fire a few years after Karu Gene White and two accomplices forced their way inside and bludgeoned three elderly people to death at dusk on Feb.
Judge orders testing on hairs in Cecil New case
A Jefferson Circuit Court judge agreed on Monday to allow the New Jersey State Police Office of Forensics to conduct microscopic testing of hairs found on 4-year-old Cesar Ivan Aguilar-Cano, to see if they belong to Cecil Eugene New II, the man charged with kidnapping and killing the boy in the summer of 2007.
Percy Phillips arraignment postponed
The arraignment of Percy Phillips, who was indicted last week in a murder case in which another man was wrongfully convicted of in 1995, has been delayed until Oct.
Northpoint had relaxed smoking policy
The medium-security Kentucky prison that was burned last month during an inmate riot had a more relaxed smoking policy than some others in Kentucky, including four public prisons that have banned smoking altogether.
Court rejects new trial in double murder case
A Kentucky death row inmate condemned for the rape and murder of two Louisville high school students in 1984 lost his bid for a new trial Thursday after the state Supreme Court ruled a judge properly handled a DNA testing issue.
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