Alabama Governor Pardons Death Row Inmate

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Alabama Governor Kay Ivey on Tuesday pardoned Charles Burton, who was sentenced to death in 1991 for not killing anyone but was merely an accomplice in a crime that involved a murder, CNN reported. Burton was scheduled to be executed on Thursday.

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Charles Burton, 75, has never killed anyone. Yet the state of Alabama was preparing to execute him on March 12. The man could have died because of a law that allows people to be convicted of murder even if they did not pull the trigger during the crime. The real killer was pardoned by the court long ago.

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An innocent prisoner but sentenced to death escaped the supreme sentence in Alabama (United States), following a pardon granted by the governor of this American state...

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In 1991 a robbery in the U.S., a man is shot and two men are sentenced to death. The sentence against the shooter is later converted into life imprisonment, now the governor of Alabama decides: his accomplice is also allowed to live.