The U.S. Supreme Court denied John Fautenberry's request to delay his execution about an hour before the injection was to take place. His attorney argued thatFautenberry should not be executed because he had brain damage from a childhood accident and from an injury while serving in the U.S. Navy. Rest in peace.
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07/14/2009
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