Ruling likely not end of wrangling over Michael Bever case
Though a judge ruled that 16-year-old Michael Bever will stand trial as an adult, more challenges will likely come before the Jan. 22 preliminary hearing.
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State officials debated drug debacle as Glossip’s final hour nearly came
State officials promised in court filings that they had verified DOC had obtained the execution drugs, now they say the drugs arrived the day of execution. Once again, all Oklahoma executions could be on hold because of mistakes.
Glossip’s execution stayed after state discovers it has wrong drug
Glossip was scheduled to be put to death at 3 p.m. Wednesday but the state didn’t have the right drug so he received a 37-day stay.
Inmate’s last hours tick by as appeals continue for stay
A flurry of last-minute court filings on behalf of death row inmate Richard Glossip continued Tuesday, with his lawyers continuing to press for a stay due to new evidence.
Why Justin Sneed decided to speak to me
Justin Sneed said he agreed to speak to The Frontier because of our efforts to be fair, but also because of another reason that we never would have guessed.
Justin Sneed speaks up as Glossip’s attorneys continue fight
Attorneys for condemned inmate Richard Glossip say state officials are intimidating witnesses and have illegally reset his execution date, while his accomplice Justin Sneed speaks in an exclusive interview with The Frontier.
Can Twitter save Richard Glossip?
A string of botched executions in Ohio, Oklahoma and Arizona as well as exonerations in many states have fueled media coverage and brought more scrutiny of the process. Why do some executions grab the national spotlight while others happen quietly in obscurity?
With Glossip stay, lethal injection faces new challenge in Oklahoma
Oklahoma was three hours away from executing Richard Glossip before the court system threw two serious wrenches in the state’s execution machine Wednesday
