Judge Hid Cozy Ties, Juries Delivered Death Sentences
When Justice Susan Stallings reviewed cases for Richard Glossip and Tremaine Wood, who both face execution, she neglected to mention her son, Trebor Allen, was a crucial part of the prosecution team. Glossip's case has already seen its share of prosecutorial misconduct allegations, including destroyed evidence and suppressed witness statements. This latest revelation from The Intercept isn't an
isolated incident; it's a systemic feature of an American 'justice' system where connections often determine outcomes more than facts. One might wonder if the Oklahoma judiciary views disclosure as optional, especially when lives hang in the balance. How many undisclosed relationships quietly usher men to death row, while the public is assured of 'fair trials'? It appears judicial oversight is a
luxury not extended to those facing the ultimate penalty.