"Despite nearly a quarter century of litigation in both state and federal courts, there is no credible evidence of actual innocence or any showing of a constitutional error undermining confidence in the original judgment," Judge Zel Fischer wrote in the state Supreme Court ruling.
"Nothing from the real facts of this case have led me to believe in Mr. Williams' innocence," Parson said in a statement. "As such, Mr. Williams' punishment will be carried out as ordered by the Supreme Court."
Collection
[
|
...
]