CNN John King USA September 21, 2011
in georgia. convict eed murderer troy daviss scheduled to die the right now, but the u.s. supreme court is considering a last-minute appeal from his attorneys. davis was convicted of killing savannah policemanmark macphail 22 years ago. since davis' trial, seven of the nine witnesses against him either changed their stories or recanted their testimony, raising doubts that have gone global. anti-death penalty protesters are out in force tonight in georgia and over time, the pope, nobel peace prize laureates, desmond too tou and jimmy carter have been among those who have appealed for ...