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: StandDown Texas ProjectAgencies Start to Prepare for Middleton Execution
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That's the title of an article in Missouri's St. Joseph News-Press. LINKJohn Middleton sits on Missouri?s death row, in full knowledge that daily he moves closer to an execution date.
Mr. Middleton, 48, of Spickard, Mo., is one of two inmates the
Missouri Department of Corrections recently identified as next in line
for state executions. He was convicted for the murders of Alfred
Pinegar, Stacy Hodge and Randy Hamilton in 1995. He is one of 47
capital punishment inmates held at the prison in Potosi, Mo., in the
southeast part of the state.
The Missouri Supreme Court has said it will set Mr. Middleton?s
execution ?in due course.? Beyond that phrase, however, there is no
indication of a date when he?ll be taken from his cell to the facility
located in the prison at nearby Bonne Terre, Mo...continue to full postFull post as published by StandDown Texas Project on June 17, 2008 (boomark / email).
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