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Young mother may have been Code's first victim
The killings happened at night. Most took place during the summers of 1984 to 1987 in Shreveport's Cedar Grove neighborhood.
Prison rodeos provide escape from routine
For 8.8 seconds, convicted murderer Michael Fasola felt like a free man - courtesy of a 1,600-pound Brahman bull charging down on him.
Bev Shea gives Angola 100th birthday gift
The familiar voice of George Beverly Shea, still rich at 100 years of age, filled the prison chapel with the old redemption story that radically changes lives.
Undercover sting nets seven with online ad
West Feliciana Parish deputies issued misdemeanor summonses to seven people, including a Louisiana State Penitentiary assistant warden, during an undercover operation earlier this month to investigate suspects attempting to hire a prostitute.
The deep, familiar voice of George Beverly Shea, still rich at 100 years of age, filled the prison chapel in song with the old redemption story that radically changes lives.
Appeal denied after 37 years in solitary confinement
The Louisiana State Supreme Court Friday denied an appeal from Herman Wallace, who has been held in solitary confinement for more than 37 years.
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Dixie Mafia's Fabian moved to Mississippi prison
In a story published by The Advocate, writer James Minton quotes ailing Bobby Joe Fabian on his move to a Mississippi prison from Louisiana.
Angola 3 Denied Appeal by Louisiana Supreme Court
Angola 3 Denied Appeal Please note that the remaining Angola 3 Political Prisoners have not only been unjustly imprisoned, but have been inhumanely held in SOLITARY CONFINEMENT for almost four decades, and that Bro.
Two high-profile victims of wrongful imprisonment, including a man who narrowly avoided execution, will be speaking about their experiences and the difficulties they faced in putting their lives back together after their release, at a free public talk next week.
Freeman touts quarter century of experience
Twenty-seven years might seem like a long time to work in a profession for some people, but for Deputy Randy Freeman, the years he's spent in law enforcement seem to have flown by.
Death row female denied high court review
The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday declined to hear an appeal from a female death row inmate who said fetal alcohol syndrome should have been considered by the state court that reviewed her sentence.
Panel to study delays in criminal appeals
No executions are scheduled at the Louisiana State Penitentiary at Angola, where 81 men are on death row.
Angola 3' performance gives strong message
Loyola had the honor of continuing the dialogue surrounding the Angola Three by presenting a play that has been considered by state funded schools as being too controversial.
A Simple Place for a Simple Man
The nondescript setting that is Point Lookout Cemetery seems fitting for those who rest here.
Billy Graham's Daughter Moved By Death Row Visit
Ruth Graham, whoa s a daughter of evangelist Billy Graham, said she was deeply moved after meeting with prisoners on Louisiana's death row last weekend.
Supermax chaplain ensures death with dignity for prisoners
WARREN : No one should have to die alone and everyone should have the right to die with dignity.
Teaching prisoners the meaning of forgiveness
A Virginia based minister carried her message to Louisiana this weekend. Ruth Graham, daughter of evangelist Billy Graham, was invited by Angola Warden Burl Cain.
Chilling mind of a predator...
WHAT type of person could coolly and precisely plan and rehearse the abduction of a stranger? I gained an insight into such a mind when I interviewed Jon Simonis, who is serving 2,527 years in Louisiana State Penitentiary for more than 100 rapes and abductions.
Ruth Graham, daughter of famed evangelist Billy Graham and a minister in her own right, was unable to speak as she left Louisiana's death row - moved by the men she had met and prayed with and the stories of wasted lives and reclaimed faith she'd heard.
West Feliciana students to be moved
Students who attend Tunica Elementary School will be bused Monday to two other West Feliciana Parish schools away from the area where authorities are looking for an escaped Louisiana State Penitentiary inmate , school officials said today .
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