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: StandDown Texas ProjectMore on Teresa Lewis
By Steve Hall
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"Teresa Lewis, Mentally Disabled Woman, To Be Executed In Virginia This Month," is the title of Laura Bassett's post at Huffington Post. Teresa Lewis, a borderline mentally retarded woman charged with
"masterminding" the murder of her husband and stepson in 2002, is slated
to be the first woman in almost a century to be executed in Virginia
this month.Lewis, 40, pleaded guilty to hiring two men, Matthew Shallenberger
and Rodney Fuller, to murder her husband and stepson so that she could
collect a $350,000 life insurance policy. Both triggermen were handed
life sentences, but Judge Charles Strauss gave Lewis the death penalty,
reasoning that she was "clearly the head of this serpent."Since the 2002 verdict, new evidence about Lewis and the gunmen has
emerged that raises questions about whether she was fairly sentenced and
whether, after already having lost one appeal, the Supreme Court should
reopen her case...continue to full postFull post as published by StandDown Texas Project on September 08, 2010 (boomark / email).
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