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'''{{PAGENAME}}''' was an [[American]] [[state]] which still had the [[death penalty]] in the early [[21st century]]. | '''{{PAGENAME}}''' was an [[American]] [[state]] which still had the [[death penalty]] in the early [[21st century]]. In [[Jacksonville, Kentucky|Jacksonville]], at the [[Montrose Hill State Penitentiary]], [[Oswald Danes]] was once executed by [[lethal injection]], because Danes' acts of [[paedophilia]] and [[murder]] took place within that state. The governor of Kentucky was reluctantly forced to parole Danes out of fear of violating the [[Constitution of the United States]] when Danes was resurrected on "[[Miracle Day]]". ([[TW]]: ''[[The New World]]'') | ||
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Revision as of 13:11, 5 August 2011
Kentucky was an American state which still had the death penalty in the early 21st century. In Jacksonville, at the Montrose Hill State Penitentiary, Oswald Danes was once executed by lethal injection, because Danes' acts of paedophilia and murder took place within that state. The governor of Kentucky was reluctantly forced to parole Danes out of fear of violating the Constitution of the United States when Danes was resurrected on "Miracle Day". (TW: The New World)
