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Execution Days Away for Man Convicted of 1998 Double Murder

More than 50 people gathered at the state Capitol to oppose the execution and deliver petitions seeking clemency from Governor Kay Ivey.

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An Alabama inmate is scheduled to die June 11. However, supporters in front of the State Capitol Monday said his case deserves a second look.

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Photos of protest of the scheduled execution of Jeffery Lee

Photographs of a protest on the Alabama State Capitol Steps of the scheduled execution of Jeffery Lee

·Montgomery, United States
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Execution days away for man convicted of 1998 double murder

An Alabama inmate is scheduled to die June 11. However, supporters in front of the State Capitol Monday said his case deserves a second look.

·Montgomery, United States
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Alabama AG opposes clemency ahead of execution: ‘Victims are the people I keep in mind’

Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall said he is in “complete opposition” to clemency for Jeffery Lee ahead of his scheduled execution this week.

·Alabama, United States
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Attorney General Marshall Demands Justice, Issues Statement in Unequivocal Opposition to Clemency for Convicted Double Murderer - Alabama Attorney General's Office

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alabamaag.gov broke the news on Monday, June 8, 2026.
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