Pam Perillo’s Sisterhood of the Condemned
She's a death row survivor, but she doesn't think she's really any different from her friends who are still set to die.
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She's a death row survivor, but she doesn't think she's really any different from her friends who are still set to die.
In an informal Observer survey, death row inmates describe a world of extreme isolation, where mental illness is both cause and symptom.
On Wednesday, one more innocent man walked away from Texas' death row
Compounding pharmacies' interests run far deeper than secrecy over the lethal injection drug supply.
As executions decline in Texas, a small-town prosecutor decides whether to seek the death penalty.