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: Lethal InjectionDear Honorable Governor Riley
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Letter to Governor Riley, 7-29-08, sent via email through his official website: Subject: Prison and Paroles Re: Mr. Thomas Arthur's Execution Dear Honorable Governor Riley: During your time in office you have used the name of Jesus, spoken of your faith and of doing the right thing. Please know that regarding the subject of Mr. Arthur and the case in general, that I understand that you wish, and rightfully so, to help bring closure to the family of Mr. Wicker, the victim. It is public knowledge that you have used this as a reason to not grant Mr. Arthur a stay of execution pending the requested DNA testing. Honorable Governor, I submit to you that while this reason sounds good, it does not make sense upon examining the facts of the case and the way Mr...continue to full postFull post as published by Lethal Injection on July 29, 2008 (boomark / email).
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