Here at the BTC, we have some feelings about the death penalty, most of them are not great. In this episode, we take a look at two women who eventually left death row in very different ways.
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Research links here!:
BBC News – “Lisa Montgomery: Looking for answers in the life of a killer”
The New York Times – “U.S. Executes Lisa Montgomery for 2004 Murder”
The Guardian – “‘A lifetime of torture’: the story of the woman Trump is rushing to execute”
The Marshall Project – “What Lisa Montgomery Has In Common With Many On Death Row: Extensive Trauma.”
Wikipedia – “Murder of Bobbie Jo Stinnett”
Huffpost – “The Tortured Life And Tragic Crime Of The Only Woman On Death Row”
The Guardian – “Death row: the lawyer who keeps losing”
The Washington Post – “Trial of Baby Cut From Womb Begins”
The Dispatch – “Columbus woman exonerated in son’s death seeks change to death certificate”
Time – “I Spent More Than Six Years as an Innocent Woman on Death Row”
Justia US Law – “Butler v. State”
Clarion Ledger – “Life after freedom for the wrongly convicted”
Witness to Innocence
Witness to Innocence – “Sabrina Butler-Smith”
IMDB – “One For Ten – Sabrina Butler”
The National Registry of Exonerations – “Sabrina Butler”
CNN – “Mom convicted of killing son wrongly accused?”
