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Longtime Glossip supporter Kim Van Atta and Sister Helen Prejean celebrate after finding out that a stay of execution had been issued for Richard Glossip because the state didn’t have the correct drug. SHANE BEVEL/The Frontier

By now you’ve heard: Richard Glossip was granted yet another stay of his execution, this time because the state Department of Corrections did not have the right drug needed to kill him.

The drugs weren’t received until Wednesday morning, meaning there was not enough time to acquire the proper drugs.

Gov. Mary Fallin granted Glossip a 37-day stay, meaning he’s now set for execution Nov. 6.

We will have ongoing coverage of his case, as well as other death penalty cases in the state. In the meantime, we wanted to share these pictures by photographer Shane Bevel capturing the day’s events in McAlester.

— Dylan Goforth, The Frontier

9/30/15 1:44:24 PM -- Terry Watkins and Alex Gerszewski draw names for the media witness pool before the execution of Richard Glossip at the Oklahoma State Penitentiary in McAlester, Oklahoma. Photo by Shane Bevel/The Frontier

Terri Watkins and Alex Gerszewski draw names for the media witness pool before the execution of Richard Glossip at the Oklahoma State Penitentiary in McAlester.
SHANE BEVEL/The Frontier

9/30/15 1:47:08 PM -- Terry Watkins and Alex Gerszewski draw names for the media witness pool before the execution of Richard Glossip at the Oklahoma State Penitentiary in McAlester, Oklahoma. Photo by Shane Bevel/The Frontier

Terri Watkins and Alex Gerszewski draw names for the media witness pool before the execution of Richard Glossip at the Oklahoma State Penitentiary in McAlester.
SHANE BEVEL/The Frontier

 

9/30/15 3:58:40 PM -- Oklahoma Department of Corrections spokesman Alex Gerszewski announces a stay of execution granted by Mary Fallin at the media center inside the Oklahoma State Penitentiary in McAlester, Oklahoma on the day of Richard Glossip's execution. Photo by Shane Bevel/The Frontier

Oklahoma Department of Corrections spokesman Alex Gerszewski announces a stay of execution granted by Gov. Mary Fallin at the media center inside the Oklahoma State Penitentiary in McAlester on the day of Richard Glossip’s execution.
SHANE BEVEL/The Frontier

9/30/15 4:21:12 PM -- Department of Corrections Director Robert Patton speaks briefly about the stay of execution issued for Richard Glossip after it was found out that the state didn't have the correct drug. Photo by Shane Bevel/The Frontier

Department of Corrections Director Robert Patton speaks briefly about the stay of execution issued for Richard Glossip after it was discovered that the state didn’t have the correct drug.
SHANE BEVEL/The Frontier

9/30/15 3:43:36 PM -- Department of Corrections spokeswoman Terry Watkins answers a call outside the media center at the Oklahoma State Penitentiary shortly before the department announced that Gov. Mary Fallin had issued a 37-day stay of execution for Richard Glossip. Photo by Shane Bevel/The Frontier

Department of Corrections spokeswoman Terri Watkins answers a call outside the media center at the Oklahoma State Penitentiary shortly before it was announced that Gov. Mary Fallin had issued a 37-day stay of execution for Richard Glossip.
SHANE BEVEL/The Frontier

9/30/15 4:11:09 PM -- Oklahoma Department of Corrections spokesman Alex Gerszewski announces a stay of execution granted by Mary Fallin at the media center inside the Oklahoma State Penitentiary in McAlester, Oklahoma on the day of Richard Glossip's execution. Photo by Shane Bevel/The Frontier

Oklahoma Department of Corrections spokesman Alex Gerszewski announces a stay of execution granted by Mary Fallin at the media center inside the Oklahoma State Penitentiary in McAlester.
SHANE BEVEL/The Frontier

9/30/15 4:18:51 PM -- Oklahoma Department of Corrections spokesman Alex Gerszewski answers a call while waiting on director Robert Patton after announcing a stay of execution granted by Mary Fallin at the media center inside the Oklahoma State Penitentiary in McAlester, Oklahoma on the day of Richard Glossip's execution. Photo by Shane Bevel/The Frontier

Oklahoma Department of Corrections spokesman Alex Gerszewski answers a call while waiting on director Robert Patton after announcing a stay of execution granted by Gov. Mary Fallin. The stay was announced after Richard Glossip’s execution was scheduled to begin. 
SHANE BEVEL/The Frontier

9/30/15 4:22:50 PM -- Department of Corrections Director Robert Patton speaks briefly about the stay of execution issued for Richard Glossip after it was found out that the state didn't have the correct drug. Photo by Shane Bevel/The Frontier

Department of Corrections Director Robert Patton speaks briefly about the stay of execution issued for Richard Glossip after it was found out that the state didn’t have the correct drug.
SHANE BEVEL/The Frontier

9/30/15 4:23:38 PM -- Department of Corrections Director Robert Patton leaves the media center after speaking briefly about the stay of execution issued for Richard Glossip after it was found out that the state didn't have the correct drug. Photo by Shane Bevel/The Frontier

Department of Corrections Director Robert Patton leaves the media center after speaking briefly about the stay of execution issued for Richard Glossip after it was discovered that the state didn’t have the correct drug.
SHANE BEVEL/The Frontier

9/30/15 4:24:50 PM -- Oklahoma Department of Corrections spokesman Alex Gerszewski announces a stay of execution granted by Mary Fallin at the media center inside the Oklahoma State Penitentiary in McAlester, Oklahoma on the day of Richard Glossip's execution. Photo by Shane Bevel/The Frontier

Oklahoma Department of Corrections spokesman Alex Gerszewski announces a stay of execution granted by Gov. Mary Fallin for death row inmate Richard Glossip.
SHANE BEVEL/The Frontier

9/30/15 4:34:33 PM -- Supporters of Richard Glossip leave the protest area outside the Oklahoma State Penitentiary in McAlester, Oklahoma on the day of Richard Glossip's execution. Photo by Shane Bevel/The Frontier

Supporters of Richard Glossip leave the protest area outside the Oklahoma State Penitentiary in McAlester after Glossip’s execution was stayed.
SHANE BEVEL/The Frontier

9/30/15 5:00:56 PM -- Don Knight, attorney for Richard Glossip, speaks to him by phone after his execution was stayed by Mary Fallin outside the Oklahoma State Penitentiary in McAleste Photo by Shane Bevel/The Frontier

Don Knight, attorney for Richard Glossip, speaks to him by phone after his execution was stayed by Gov. Mary Fallin. 
SHANE BEVEL/The Frontier

9/30/15 4:59:42 PM -- Don Knight, attorney for Richard Glossip, speaks to him by phone after his execution was stayed by Mary Fallin outside the Oklahoma State Penitentiary in McAlester, Oklahoma on the day of Richard Glossip's execution. Photo by Shane Bevel/The Frontier

Don Knight, attorney for Richard Glossip, speaks to him by phone after his execution was stayed by Gov. Mary Fallin. At right is Sister Helen Prejean, one of Glossip’s most vocal supporters. 
SHANE BEVEL/The Frontier

9/30/15 4:51:58 PM -- Sister Helen Prejean talks to the press outside the Oklahoma State Penitentiary after Richard Glossip's execution was stayed by Gov. Mary Fallin. Photo by Shane Bevel/The Frontier

Sister Helen Prejean talks to the press outside the Oklahoma State Penitentiary after Richard Glossip’s execution was stayed by Gov. Mary Fallin.
SHANE BEVEL/The Frontier

9/30/15 4:49:44 PM -- Sister Helen Prejean speaks to the media as Kim Van Atta speaks to Richard Glossip via phone about the stay of execution issued by Gov. Mary Fallin because the state lacked the correct drug. Photo by Shane Bevel/The Frontier

Sister Helen Prejean speaks to the media as Kim Van Atta speaks to Richard Glossip via phone about the stay of execution issued by Gov. Mary Fallin because the state lacked the correct drug.
SHANE BEVEL/The Frontier

9/30/15 4:41:48 PM -- Kim Van Atta and Sister Helen Prejean celebrate after finding out that a stay of execution had been issued for Richard Glossip because the state didn't have the correct drug. Photo by Shane Bevel/The Frontier

Kim Van Atta and Sister Helen Prejean celebrate after finding out that a stay of execution had been issued for Richard Glossip because the state didn’t have the correct drug.
SHANE BEVEL/The Frontier