Death penalty on hold as new survey outlines row
A 1977 AP survey finds 398 on U S death rows more than six months after Gary Gilmore's execution. Few are likely to be executed soon amid state reforms, with Florida, Arizona, Georgia and Texas among candidates. Supreme Court rulings reduced mandatory death sentences and many states altered laws to fit crimes, with electrocution most common method and race evenly represented on death rows.
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Foster brother accused of mass slayings in Prospect
Ex convict Lorne Acquin, 27, a foster brother to the Beaudoin family, allegedly bludgeoned Frederick Beaudoin, his wife Cheryl, seven children and a niece with a tire iron and then set the house ablaze with gasoline. Police say motive unclear as investigators pursue murder charges in the state’s largest mass killing.
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