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Judge to decide next week if state can move forward with execution of 79-year-old inmate
Judge to decide next week if state can move forward with execution of 79-year-old inmate JACKSON, Miss. (WLBT) – A federal judge will likely decide early next week whether the state can move forward with the execution of Richard Gerald Jordan. The state’s longest-serving death row inmate is scheduled to be executed by lethal injection on June 25. However, attorneys for the 79-year-old filed a motion for a temporary injunction earlier this month,…
Richard Jordan requests clemency - WXXV News 25
The man currently on death row for killing a Gulfport banker’s wife back in 1976 is now seeking clemency from Governor Tate Reeves. Richard Jordan is scheduled to be executed on June 25 and in an effort to seek clemency, the Mississippi Office of Capital Post Conviction Counsel released a video on YouTube in which Jordan shares his story and asks the state not to execute him. In the video, Jordan, along with his family members, experts and even …
Richard Jordan, 79 years old, is to be executed in Mississippi on 25 June 2025. He was found guilty of the murder of a woman in 1976. His death sentence has been quashed three times because of constitutional errors. A request that the delivery of his fourth death sentence was motivated by an unconstitutional vindiction on the part of the Public Prosecutor's Office has still not been examined on the merits. Experts have concluded that Richard Jor…

Stay of death row inmate’s June execution to wait on judge’s response
U.S. District Judge Henry Wingate said he will decide Monday whether to delay Richard Jordan’s execution. The 79- year-old death row inmate’s defense argues that the set method of execution might constitute “cruel and unusual punishment.”
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