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Richard Glossip, Ex-Oklahoma Death Row Prisoner, Pleads to Lesser Charge

By pleading guilty to accessory to murder after the fact, Richard Glossip will avoid a retrial of the first-degree murder charge.

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During his time on death row, courts set nine different execution dates for Richard Glossip, and he came so close to being put to death that he ate three separate last meals.

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Ex-Oklahoma death row inmate pleads guilty to lesser charge

During his time on death row, courts set nine different execution dates for Richard Glossip, and he came so close to being put to death that he ate three separate last meals.

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