‘We have never seen a November like this in state history,’ said one meteorologist. At the current pace, this month’s tally could double the 1958 record.
The Oklahoma attorney general took the unusual step of siding with the prisoner over his own state’s court of appeals, citing prosecutorial violations.
Richard Glossip says 1998 murder conviction was based on evidence his lawyers didn’t get to see. Oklahoma appeals court ruled he has exhausted his appeals.