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North Texas man executed for 2004 killing of TCU professor
The execution came after a divided Supreme Court lifted a stay over his intellectual‑disability claims, clearing the way for Texas' 600th lethal injection since 1982.
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According to CBS News’s source item, North Texas man executed for 2004 killing of TCU professor, The execution came after a divided Supreme Court lifted a stay over his intellectual‑disability claims, clearing the way for Texas’ 600th lethal injection since 1982.
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- North Texas man executed for 2004 killing of TCU professorCBS News - 2026-05-15T01:52:25+00:00
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