South Carolina set to carry out its first execution in 13 years after securing medication needed for lethal injection
South Carolina is set on Friday to execute Freddie Owens, who would become the first death row inmate to die at the hands of the state in 13 years, for killing a convenience store clerk during a 1997 robbery.
Protesters for and against the death penalty stand outside as South Carolina’s first execution in 13 years looms.
In South Carolina, the governor has the lone ability to grant clemency and reduce a death sentence to life in prison. However ...
It's a trial eight years in the making. Monday, John Blauvelt, charged with murdering his wife, Cati Blauvent, and possession of a weapon during a violent crime faced a Greenville County judge and ...
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The mother of Freddie Owens urged Gov. Henry McMaster to spare her son’s life in a statement released hours ahead of his ...
The body of a man found in a well has sparked a coroner's investigation in Spartanburg County, South Carolina.
The South Carolina Department of Corrections could potentially execute one death row inmate every 35 days — or every five ...
Freddie Owens, who was convicted of murder in 1997, has long maintained his innocence South Carolina Department of ...
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