Oklahoma
"When they become employees, there is a lot that goes with that."
"This is about every person deserving a fair trial."
Richard Glossip, the Oklahoma man whose execution was temporarily put on hold earlier this month but who is now set to die on Wednesday, made one final plea to the U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday evening.
Denying his request will lead to "the most irreparable injury known to the law."
WHAT'S HAPPENING
In June, the state Supreme Court ordered it removed, but Republican lawmakers resisted.
"KD makes you feel bad about yourself, that you ever talked junk."
An Oklahoma court delayed the execution by two weeks to decide whether to weigh more evidence in Glossip's claim to innocence.
It had the date "2-6-60" engraved inside.
Kevin Durant, James Harden and Kevin Love made the guest list.