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| South Carolina has no drugs left to execute Death Row cop killer |
| By ibtimes.co.uk- Charlotte Tobitt |
| Published: 11/29/2017 |
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A death row inmate is due to die in just two days on Friday 1 December - but the state of South Carolina has none of the drugs it needs to kill him. Bobby Wayne Stone, now 52, was sentenced to death back in 1997 after he was convicted of murder and first degree burglary. On 26 February, 1996 Stone roamed the woods while drinking beer and shooting his guns – a shotgun and a pistol. At one point, he left off gunshots outside a woman's home and then, when Sergeant Charles Kubala responded, shot three or four more times. Kubala, who was hit once in the neck and once in the ear, died at the scene. After many years of legal wrangling, including appeals against his murder conviction and death sentence at the Supreme Court, Stone was finally given an execution date – Friday 1 December. But then he made a choice that may have saved his life. Read More. |
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