sierra pfeifer
@sierrapf.bsky.social
mental health & addiction reporter for KOSU and report for america | unc hussman '24 graduate | she/they
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In 1983, Wayne Thompson was sentenced to death for murdering his older sister’s abuser in Chickasha, OK.
At 15, SCOTUS ruled he was too young for the death penalty.
Since then, he's spent over four decades behind bars, working towards release.
Tomorrow morning he'll make his case for parole.
At 15, SCOTUS ruled he was too young for the death penalty.
Since then, he's spent over four decades behind bars, working towards release.
Tomorrow morning he'll make his case for parole.
January 13, 2025 at 6:39 PM
In 1983, Wayne Thompson was sentenced to death for murdering his older sister’s abuser in Chickasha, OK.
At 15, SCOTUS ruled he was too young for the death penalty.
Since then, he's spent over four decades behind bars, working towards release.
Tomorrow morning he'll make his case for parole.
At 15, SCOTUS ruled he was too young for the death penalty.
Since then, he's spent over four decades behind bars, working towards release.
Tomorrow morning he'll make his case for parole.