Gilmore ashes dispersed after execution with organ removal
Gary Mark Gilmore’s body was cremated in Provo and ashes planned for dispersal over Provo and Springville by airplane. University of Utah Medical Center reported his pituitary gland, eyes, kidneys and liver were removed for research or transplant, though kidneys were deemed not medically usable due to his death.
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Gilmore's last words to chaplain precede Utah execution
At Utah State Prison Gary Gilmore spoke Latin "Dominus vobiscum" to Father Thomas Meersman before firing squad. The chaplain answered "Et cum spiritu tuo" and Gilmore died after four heart hits at 8 07 am. Autopsy notes two minutes of breathing. Moore says Jensen outlived him by about a minute.
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Kentucky inmates face uncertain fate in death penalty cases
Five Kentucky prisoners condemned to death face likely resentencing as laws at their trials have since been voided. State officials said execution is very unlikely and a constitutional challenge could overturn many aspects of current death penalty sentences.
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Tokyo Rose Likely Pardon Target Under Ford Plan
President Ford plans to pardon Iva Toguri known as Tokyo Rose per a Washington Post report. The 60 year old, convicted of treason in 1949, served six years and now works in a Chicago Oriental gift shop. The Justice Department pardon attorney reportedly sent a recommendation but would not confirm details.
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Execution Postponed Two Months In Jurek Case
Texas must spare Jerry Lane Jurek for at least two months as the U S Supreme Court considers his plea. The high court set a February 16 deadline for briefs and a March response from Texas. Jurek was convicted in 1974 for the 1973 murder of Wendy Adams in Cuero.
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