Death Penalty or Life without Parole

Oklahoma spares death row inmate

Oklahoma Man on Death Row Spared Minutes Before His Execution. He Was Later Found Unresponsive in His Cell

Stitt reportedly commuted Wood's sentence to life in prison after the Oklahoma Pardon and Parole Board voted to reduce his sentence, per the Times. The commutation is only the second time Stitt has stopped an execution in nearly two terms as governor, the outlet reported.

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Oklahoma Governor Commutes Inmate’s Death Sentence Just Before Execution

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Death row inmate’s life spared minutes before scheduled execution

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Oklahoma governor stops execution of man convicted in 2002 killing

Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt commuted the death sentence of Tremane Wood, who was set to be executed, to life in prison after a state panel recommendation.

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Oklahoma governor spares the life of inmate just before he was to be executed

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Prison staff charged over death of inmate

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Oklahoma is set to execute a man after a state panel recommended his life be spared

The Pardon and Parole Board issued an uncommon clemency recommendation last week.

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Oklahoma's governor commutes death sentence of Tremane Wood

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Murderer on death row spared just minutes before he was due lethal injection

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Who Is Tremane Wood? Details of the 2002 Crime That Led to His Death Sentence

Tremane Wood spent more than 20 years on death row for the fatal stabbing of 19-year-old Ronnie Wipf during a motel-room robbery in 2002. Days after his sentence was commuted to life without parole, attention has shifted back to the deadly setup involving two women and Wood’s older brother.

Three Syracuse men get life without parole for killing couple: ‘I wish they’d had the death penalty’

A disabled boy who was left alone in the apartment for days was brought to court. The families cried and yelled at the killers.

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Tarrant County Drops Death Penalty in Car Wash Ambush that Killed ‘Lil Ronnie’ and His 5-Year-Old Daughter

Tarrant County will not seek the death penalty in the Lil Ronnie car‑wash killings; life without parole remains possible.

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Calls for Clemency in Oklahoma Death Penalty Case Amid Concerns of Fairness

Oklahoma faces a test of fairness and justice as the Nov. 13 execution of Tremane Wood approaches, with concerns raised about the conduct of his defense attorney and the consistency of the state's capital punishment system.