White, who was sentenced to death for the December 1989 murders of Annette and Bernette Edwards, expressed remorse in his final words, apologizing for the pain caused.
In his final moments, White sang 'I Trust in God,' emphasizing faith and urging loved ones to 'keep pushing forward, keep loving one another,' showing a desire for redemption.
The violent history of the case reveals that White first killed their mother Bonita when he went to smoke crack, escalating to the tragic deaths of the twins.
White's execution, the sixth in the U.S. in 11 days, highlights ongoing debates over capital punishment, particularly regarding its morality and effectiveness in deterring crime.
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