An inmate in Alabama who was famous for escaping his execution 7 times due to legal challenges is finally dead. 75 year old Tommy Arthur was pronounced dead at 12:15 a.m today at a southwest Alabama prison after a lethal injection.
Arthur
was convicted of killing riverboat engineer Troy Wicker, who was
fatally shot as he slept in his bed in the north Alabama city of Muscle
Shoals in 1982.
Arthur was sentenced to death for the 1982 contract killing of Troy Wicker. Prosecutors say that Arthur, who was serving
life at the time for fatally shooting his sister-in-law, had an affair
with Wicker's wife, Judy, while in a work-release program and that she
paid him $10,000 to kill her husband.
The state set
seven execution dates for Arthur between 2001 and 2016. All were delayed
as a pro bono legal team fought his sentence.
it doesn't make sense. he should have been executed earlier on. he was allowed to live till old age before he was executed. it makes it look like
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