NAACP Urges Missouri Governor To Halt The Execution Of Inmate Marcellus Williams
A Missouri death row prisoner arranged for execution in less than a week is asking the U.S. Supreme Court to step in. CNN reports that Marcellus Williams, 55, got a first-degree murder conviction in 2001 for stabbing Felicia Gayle to death in her home in 1998.
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In spite of the conviction, Marcellus Williams has actually constantly declared his innocence in Felicia Gayle's murder. Furthermore, the U.S. Supreme Court argues that Williams dealt with unreasonable treatment of his legal rights throughout the prolonged procedure to avoid his execution.
If authorities settle the choice to carry out Williams, he will get deadly...