Death penalty on trial
Reggie Clemons has been on death row for 19 years for the murders of Julie and Robin Kerry, and has one last chance to persuade a judge that he should be spared execution by lethal injection.
Ed Pilkington and Laurence Topham report from St Louis, Missouri, on a case that goes to the heart of the US capital punishment debate
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Julie and Robin Kerry: anti-racism activists opposed to the death penalty
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Death penalty on trial: should Reggie Clemons live or die?
Reggie Clemons has spent 19 years on death row. Next month his case will be reviewed for one last time in a hearing that cuts to heart of the debate about capital punishment in America
Death penalty on trial: murder on the Mississippi - video
In the first part of a new series examining capital punishment in America, Ed Pilkington investigates the trial of Reggie Clemons, who has been on death row in Missouri for 19 years
