In this episode of The Row, we cover the controversial execution of Marcellus Williams, who was put to death last week despite significant doubts about his guilt. Convicted for the 1998 murder of Lisha Gayle, Williams’ case sparked a national debate over racial bias, unreliable evidence, and the dangers of wrongful convictions. We explore the details of his case, the new DNA evidence that could have exonerated him, and the lasting impact of his execution on the fight against the death penalty.

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to learn more about Marcellus Williams and Robert Roberson.