Oklahoma prisons chief: Minister OK'd inside death chamber
The Oklahoma Department of Corrections has reversed its position and now says it will allow an anti-death penalty minister inside the execution chamber for an upcoming execution
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The Oklahoma Department of Corrections has reversed its position and now says it will allow an anti-death penalty minister inside the execution chamber for an upcoming execution
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) -- Oklahoma prison officials said Wednesday that they will allow an anti-death penalty minister with a history of protest-related
Scott Eizember was sentenced to death for killing of Oklahoma couple. His execution is scheduled for Jan. 12.
Here is a look at 11 executions scheduled this year in Oklahoma:
Oklahoma is set to execute the first of 11 death row inmates in 2023 on Thursday as part of the state’s plan to execute 25 inmates in two years.