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Oklahoma death row inmate Scott Eizember executed

TULSA, Okla. — The State of Oklahoma executed convicted murderer Scott Eizember on Thursday morning. Eizember was sentenced to death following a widespread manhunt and crime spree and manhunt. He died by lethal injection at 10:15 a.m. Scott Eizember has died by lethal injection. His official time of death, 10:15 am. He was convicted after […]

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