Oklahoma plans to execute a man on Thursday who was convicted of killing an older couple and committing other crimes before authorities caught up to him in Texas 20 years ago
McALESTER, Okla. — — Oklahoma plans to execute a man on Thursday who wasan older couple and committing other crimes before authorities caught up to him in Texas 20 years ago.
Eizember also spoke to the board via video from prison, accepting responsibility for his crimes and apologizing to his victims. Eizember was convicted of first-degree murder and sentenced to death for killing A.J. Cantrell and convicted of second-degree murder and sentenced to 150 years in prison for killing Patsy Cantrell. Eizember's attorneys had argued Patsy Cantrell was shot and killed while he and A.J. Cantrell struggled over the shotgun.
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