Another birthday on Death Row

Wednesday, 03 August 2005

ANOTHER Death Row birthday, another year of injustice.

Kenny Richey
Edinburgh Evening News
3 August 2005

You'd think I would be used to it by now after all these years, but you'd be wrong. This is a situation you can't get used to. Yet you must endure it because obtaining justice would mean the real criminals, those who used the prosecution of my case as a step up the political ladder, would have to admit they got it wrong.

Family united in a long fight for justice

Wednesday, 03 August 2005

GINA DAVIDSON

THE three young boys in their short trousers, itchy pullovers and sporting home-made haircuts, look the picture of innocence as they stand posing for the camera. But then it was an innocent time, when children could play out on the street, cars were few and far between, danger from strangers was hardly considered by parents, and shoot 'em up with toy guns was what boys did.

Justice keeps case in court. Lima News Opinion

Friday, 29 July 2005

29 July 05

U.S. Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens' removal of a lower court's deadline to try or free Kenneth Richey provides both sides plenty of time to prepare for that possible new trial.

Deadline erased by justices in Richey case

Thursday, 28 July 2005

Briton to stay put on Ohio's death row

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BLADE COLUMBUS BUREAU

COLUMBUS - Kenny Richey may stay on Ohio's death row for the foreseeable future after the U.S. Supreme Court yesterday lifted a federal deadline to release him or retry him for the 1986 arson murder of a 2-year-old Columbus Grove girl.

Supreme Court justice places Richey's case on hold

Thursday, 28 July 2005

By GREG SOWINSKI
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WASHINGTON DC - A U.S. Supreme Court justice has temporarily placed Kenneth Richey's new trial on hold until the court decides whether to hear the case.