Death row: the last hope | World news | The Guardian

Source: http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2010/feb/28/linda-carty-innocent-death-row

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It was an unseasonably cold day in May 2002 when Charlie Mathis walked into the Houston courtroom. He had been called as a ­witness for the prosecution, which he found puzzling: he had, after all, spent the last few years working with the woman now sitting in the dock, and felt sure she wasn't ­physically capable of committing murder – the crime ­before the court. In fact, if anything, he had expected to appear for the defence, but Mathis says that as he walked past the woman's ­lawyers, one of them turned to him and commented glibly: "Oh, I guess I should have talked to you some time, shouldn't I?"
It was an early sign that Linda Carty, the woman in the dock, had a difficult road ahead.

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Created by DrPot on 28 February 2010

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another death row issue we should be highlighting. it's not looking good.

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