Tennessee executes Harold Wayne Nichols by lethal injection
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Tennessee leaders announced Friday the state will partner with Turning Point USA, a conservative nonprofit founded by the late Charlie Kirk.
Harold Wayne Nichols, 64, was sentenced to death after being convicted for the 1988 rape and murder of Karen Pulley in Chattanooga.
By day, Harold Wayne Nichols appeared to be a loving husband. By night, he was a serial predator who attacked women at their most vulnerable.
Harold Wayne Nichols suffered an abusive childhood before he grew up to be known as the "red-headed stranger," a serial rapist and convicted killer.
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Tennessee governor will not intervene in execution of Chattanooga death row inmate
Tennessee Governor Bill Lee announced today he is not planning on intervening in the death of Harold Wayne Nichols.In a statement the Governor said quote:"After
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