A foster parent rubbed feces in her face when she was a toddler and her adoptive father used a stun gun on her, according to the clemency petition. It says she suffers from depression and attempted suicide multiple times.
Parson’s spokesperson, Kelli Jones, said the review process for the clemency request is still underway. Guenther’s neighbors called police the night of Nov. 20, 2003, when she failed to return home. Officers went to the office building, where they found a broken knife handle near her car and a trail of blood. A day later, McLaughlin led police to a location near the Mississippi River in St. Louis, where the body had been dumped.
Hicklin, 43, began transitioning while in prison and in 2016 sued the Missouri Department of Corrections, challenging a policy that prohibited hormone therapy for inmates who weren’t receiving it before being incarcerated. She Though imprisoned together for around a decade, Hicklin said McLaughlin was so shy they rarely interacted.
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Not sure how this is Alaska related. The year is wrong on the caption.
Murderers have been executed for thousands of years. It has to do with murder, not gender.
Is there a way to filter your posts so I only get Alaska news from you?