| Alive on Death Row, 25 Years Later
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| A cell for inmates awaiting execution at Baltimore's Metropolitan Transition Center. (Newsline file photo by Kim Harris)
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John Booth-El, a Baltimore man sentenced to death for the 1984 murder of an elderly couple, calls Maryland's death penalty "state- sanctioned murder." Meanwhile, survivors of his victims wait anxiously as Gov. Martin O'Malley pledges to resume stalled executions for the five men on Maryland's death row.
Newsline Special Report:
The Death Debate
The Men on Md.'s Death Row:
John Booth-El - Vernon Evans - Anthony Grandison - Heath Burch - Jody Miles
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