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Exoneration Stories from Death Row Sometimes innocent men & women fight the battle to get off the Row and are successful... here are positive & uplifting stories springing from a negative place.

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12-14-2008, 11:53 PM

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Originally Posted by kiwideb

Oh I never intended it to be a 'contest'... merely an observation reflecting Ohio's status this year and next year... I have a loved on on Ohio's DR who was recently given a date!... and you are right.... in that the bottom line is that the possibility exists that you may be killed one day if you have been sentenced to death.

Hey, sorry if I sounded a tad harsh. For what it's worth, the pendulum is swinging away from the government killing its citizens. 2008 is shaping up to have the fewest executions and new death sentences in many years. My state just abolished the death penalty and it appears that Maryland may be on its way to doing the same thing.

I hope that your loved one wins a reprieve. Good luck to both of you, and anyone else in that situation.