The Georgia White supremacist whose life was spared on Tuesday was executed Wednesday, soon after a technical glitch was cleared up by a federal judge. William Mark Mize, a 52-year-old inmate, was sentenced to die 15 years ago for killing Eddie Tucker, a White truck driver who refused to burn down a purported crack house as an initiation rite to enter Mize’s racist organization. Read more.
White supremacist William Mark Mize, who was scheduled to be put to death Tuesday, was spared – at least temporarily – because of a court technicality. Read why.
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