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The Arkansas Democrat Gazette reports, "4-3 board vote urges killer be spared."In a 4-3 decision, citing ?unusual circumstances,? the Arkansas
Parole Board recommended that Frank Williams Jr. should be granted
clemency and spared from execution.
Williams is scheduled to
die Sept. 9 for the 1992 shooting death of Lafayette County farmer
Clyde Spence, for whom Williams had worked under a prison work-release
program.
The board voted late Monday after hearings at the
Varner Supermax Unit near Grady and in Little Rock. On Tuesday
afternoon, the votes were announced and delivered to Gov. Mike Beebe,
who will make the final decision.
In the space for comments on
his voting sheet, Parole Board Chairman Leroy Brownlee wrote ?should
serve life w / o? parole, ?unusual circumstances...continue to full postFull post as published by StandDown Texas Project on August 06, 2008 (boomark / email).
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