After Over 30 Years on Death Row, a Date Has Been Set for Her Execution
For more than three decades, time has moved strangely for the woman sitting in a concrete cell at the end of a long corridor. Outside the prison walls, the world has changed beyond recognition. Technology reshaped how people live, wars began and ended, presidents came and went, and entire generations grew up never knowing life without the internet.
Inside, time stood almost still.
Now, after over 30 years on death row, the state has set an execution date—bringing an end to one of the longest, most complicated, and emotionally charged death-penalty cases in modern history.
