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Criminal Cases: "A governor's son sentenced to die? Kentucky saw it in past" from CJ

By Michael Stevens

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Here's an interesting historical perspective by Joe Gerth of the Courier Journal:

A governor's son sentenced to die? Kentucky saw it in past

Louisville Courier-Journal

It's a sad story that involves a murder, a wasted political career, a failed suicide attempt and a Kentucky governor's son being sentenced to death.

But it doesn't involve anyone named Nunn. It happened in the early 19th century when Gov. Joseph Desha's son, Isaac, got crosswise with the law.



If former state Rep. Steve Nunn is ultimately convicted and sentenced to die of lethal injection for the murder of his former fiancee, Amanda Ross, he'll be the second son of a governor in the state's history to be handed a capital sentence.



Full post as published by Kentucky Law Blog on September 30, 2009 (boomark / email).

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