Public SafetyState's High Court Rejects Execution Delay for Brain Scans
Indiana Supreme Court Rules Executive Branch, Not Judiciary, Has Authority to Arrange Testing for Death Row Inmate Jeffrey Weisheit Ahead of His Nov. 5 Execution.
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Public SafetyIndiana Supreme Court Rules Executive Branch, Not Judiciary, Has Authority to Arrange Testing for Death Row Inmate Jeffrey Weisheit Ahead of His Nov. 5 Execution.
Public SafetyJeffrey Weisheit Asked the Indiana Parole Board for a Life Sentence Instead of Execution, Apologizing for Killing Two Children but Struggling to Fully Explain His Actions.
Public SafetyThe Indiana Parole Board Heard Emotional Testimony and Legal Arguments Monday Regarding a Clemency Request From Jeffrey Weisheit, Who Is Scheduled for Execution on November 5.
Public SafetyJeffrey Weisheit's Legal Team Asks State's Highest Court to Postpone His November 5 Execution by Two Weeks to Allow Expert Analysis for Clemency Review.
Public SafetyState Prison Officials Confirm Jeffrey Weisheit's November 5 Execution Will Proceed Despite a Recent Botched Lethal Injection in a Neighboring State Using the Same Drug and Protocol, Sparking Transparency and Safety Questions.
Public SafetyJeffrey Weisheit, Sentenced to Death for the 2010 Murders of Two Children, Will Have His Plea for a Reduced Sentence Reviewed by the State Parole Board and Governor Mike Braun.