Gov. Jeb Bush lifted the stay of execution for Amos...
Gov. Jeb Bush lifted the stay of execution for Amos King and rescheduled his execution for Feb. 26, saying DNA testing didn't produce any new evidence in the case
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Gov. Jeb Bush lifted the stay of execution for Amos King and rescheduled his execution for Feb. 26, saying DNA testing didn't produce any new evidence in the case. King, 48, was convicted of raping and murdering Natalie Brady, 68, in 1977. Bush granted King a stay in early December for additional DNA testing. See also JULY 10, 2002:
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- (Sources: Associated Press, 05/02/2003)
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