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Oklahoma Death Row prisoner John Hanson granted temporary stay of execution
Oklahoma Death Row prisoner John Hanson is granted a temporary stay of execution Monday. Oklahoma County District Judge Richard Ogden granted the stay after Hanson's attorneys filed a lawsuit claiming that a May 7 clemency hearing violated Hanson's rights and requested the stay of execution until the matter is resolved.
Nearly 26 years after he and an accomplice killed two people as part of a crime spree, 61-year-old George John Hanson was executed Thursday morning. Steven Harpe, director of the Oklahoma Department ...
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The execution of George John Hanson, a death row inmate convicted of killing two people in 1999, will proceed Thursday after the Oklahoma Court of Criminal Appeals sided with the state attorney ...
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