After over 30 years on death row, a date has been set for her execution…

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Critics argue that a sentence carried out after 30 years becomes disconnected from its original intent. Supporters argue that justice delayed should not become justice denied.

 

There are no easy answers—only deeply held beliefs on both sides.

 

The Human Cost on All Sides

Beyond politics and law, this case highlights the human cost of capital punishment.

 

A victim whose life was taken

 

A family forever changed

 

A woman who has lived half her life awaiting death

 

A society forced to confront its values

 

No outcome can undo the original harm. The execution date does not rewind time—it simply closes a chapter that has stretched far longer than anyone expected.

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