Boston (AP)-Charvard University will abandon the 175-year-old photographs, which are thought to be the earliest taken to enslaved people in a South Carolina Museum dedicated to the history of African-American as part of a settlement with one of the descendants of the subjects. The photos of the objects identified by Tamara Lanie such as her … Read more
Columbia, SC (AP) -After his best friend and four of his prisoners from his death have been killed for less than a year, a prisoner from South Carolina wants to become his own lawyer, which would probably mean his own performance in weeks or months. A Federal Judge has ordered a 45-day delay in James … Read more
The prisoner, killed last month in the second execution of the South Carolina squad, was conscious and probably with exceptional pain up to a minute after the bullets missed their goal, lawyers say. Dr. Jonathan Arden, a forensic pathologist hired by Mikal Mahdi’s attorneys, claims that the execution on April 11 is a “massive bot” … Read more
Columbia, SC (AP) – For the first time in more than two centuries as a US state, lawmakers of South Carolina will try to remove a state -chosen employee from office. The Republican Senate on Wednesday decided to hold a hearing to decide whether the Republican State Treasurer, Curtis Loftis, should be removed from office … Read more
The South Carolina Death Prisoner Mikal Mahdi has chosen to die as a fired squad, making it a second in the state, which chooses the controversial and rarely used method of implementation this year. The 41-year-old Mahdi pleaded guilty to the murder of a police officer in 2004 and was sentenced to death in 2006. … Read more
Pickens County, SC (WSPA) – The scale of the table has grown to over 8,600 acres, according to the Forestry Commission in South Carolina. The scale of the table with dimensions was approximately surprised in size from Wednesday to Friday. State and federal agencies work against the wind to try to gain control of the … Read more
Columbia, SC (AP) – a man from South Carolina who has to die next week by dismissing a squad again asks his execution to postpone and prisons are released more information about the deadly injection drug and the procedures of the state. Brad Sigmon’s attorneys said he was forced to choose a violent death by … Read more
Columbia, SC (AP) – a convicted prisoner by South Carolina Brad Sigmon has chosen to die next month by a fired squad, a method of execution that has not been used in the United States for 15 years. Sigmon is expected to die on March 7th. On Friday, he became the first prisoner in South … Read more