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Former Death Row inmate walks free

Ex-death row inmate who's had 3 last meals wins freedom. For now.

Richard Glossip, who posted bond Thursday after a judge cleared the way, has received much public support, including from celebrities like Kim Kardashian.

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Former Oklahoma death row inmate Richard Glossip goes free on $500k bond

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Death row inmate who ate 3 last meals granted bond after Supreme Court overturned his conviction

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A Timeline of Events in the Death Penalty Case of Richard Glossip

Former death row inmate Richard Glossip has been granted bond by an Oklahoma judge who ruled Thursday that Glossip could be freed from jail while awaiting a new trial for a 1997 killing

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Richard Glossip leaves Oklahoma jail for first time in nearly 30 years after posting bond ahead of murder retrial

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Oklahoma's Richard Glossip, who was nearly executed 3 times, granted bond while awaiting retrial

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Former Death Row inmate walks free after 29 years thanks to Kim Kardashian

Kardashian joins other high-profile advocates who have supported Glossip’s claims of innocence, including actress Susan Sarandon and advocate Jason Flom.

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Richard Glossip released from prison on bond ahead of retrial in murder case

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Richard Glossip, ex-death row inmate, set for release after nearly three decades behind bars

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Inmate dies at FCI-Petersburg prison after being there about two weeks

Derrick Leysath, 22, was found unresponsive in his cell at FCI-Petersburg prison and pronounced dead. The FBI was notified.

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Stiles Unit inmate’s death prompts investigation

BEAUMONT, Texas — An inmate at the Stiles Unit prison facility in Beaumont died Wednesday from a drug-related incident after being found unresponsive by staff, the latest in a series of incidents at the facility this week, according to the Texas ...

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Louisville Metro Corrections selects new inmate medical provider after ending contract with YesCare

Officials announced Comprehensive Correctional Care will handle medical services for inmates over the next year. The move follows the jail’s decision to end its agreement with YesCare, who filed for bankruptc y May 8. LMDC also accused YesCare of violating terms of its contract, though they did not publicly explain what those violations involved.