The Supreme Court of Mississippi granted Willie Manning a stay of execution on 7 May, about five hours before he was due to be put to death. He has been on death row for over 18 years; he was convicted in 1994 of two murders committed in 1992.
The Supreme Court of Mississippi granted Willie Manning a stay of execution on 7 May, about five hours before he was due to be put to death. He has been on death row for over 18 years; he was convicted in 1994 of two murders committed in 1992.