Oklahoma's only female death row prisoner claims to be “sexually embarrassed” during her husband's murder, but will be on another day in response to the Supreme Court on Tuesday. There is a possibility.
The 61 -year -old Brenda Andrew was sentenced to death in 2004 for the murder of her husband, Rob Andrew, who was separated.
She was convicted of a 2001 murder case with her lover and Sunday school teacher, James Pavad. Pavad, who sold $ 800,000 to Rob Andrew, was offering himself killing Rob with his friends. He denied Brenda's involvement.
According to a court document scrutinized by Fox News, Brenda Andrew was helping the police to ignite the fire in the garage after the shooting of his arms. The man said she and her husband. digital.
According to the documents to be submitted to the court, her lawyers called her a “slurped puppy” and showed her T -back to the jury, so she was evidence of her “obvious unrelated sexual history.” Alleges that it is not fair to use in court.
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In 2004, Brenda Andrew in Oklahoma City court. (David McDaniel/Oklahoman paper)
Prosecutors reported that T -back was a powerful evidence that Andrew killed her husband.
“The wealthy widow, who was sad, packed it to escape with his boyfriend,” he said in his hand. “You can't distort the facts. You can't distort the evidence.”
A few days after her husband's death, Andrew was summarizing his underwear for a trip to Mexico. According to the newspaper, Andrews and Pavat were arrested at borders in February 2002, three months after the killing, and re -entered the United States to the United States. The two children who traveled with Andrew were placed under the protection of their paternal grandparents.
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The Supreme Court wrote in a sentence that the prosecutor “spent a considerable amount of time in trial,” in order to examine the details of Andrew's sexual life, which has nothing to do with her husband's killing.
“The prosecution, especially Andrew's sexual partner, has sex in the car for the clothes she wore during dinner or buying food for her vacation. The majority of the testimony about the frequency wrote in the decision. “The ultimate problem is that a lawyer with a fair idea does not agree that the evidence” gives too much unfairness to the trial “and the conviction and sentence that occurs as” refusal of proper procedure “. Is it?
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The photo of Brenda Andrew is the latest photo of 2004 on the left and 2024 on the right. (Oklahoma State Orthodontic Bureau)
However, Judge Clarence Thomas and Judge Neil M. Gosacci opposed.
“In Andrew's trial, it is an inevitable problem of having sex and marriage, and the state has submitted various evidence about her sexual behavior,” said Thomas.
In a preparatory document calling the Supreme Court to not hear Andrew's lawsuit, the prosecutor argued that the testimony of Andrew's appearance and sexuality was only a drop of evidence of her, “only one drop in the sea.” Before the Supreme Court ruled on Tuesday, the lower court suggested that the prosecutor's presentation was inappropriate, but the lawsuit for Andrew was still surviving.
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The Colorado's 10th round of the Court of Appeals plans to hear Andrew's claims in the future.
Andrew's lawyer Ed Brau said: Coco News 5 He said that it was up to the 10th round of the appeal court to determine whether there is “evidence about”. [his client’s] “Sex life and their qualities as a mother … shouldn't have been left to the jury, and whether it has reached the level of the right to procedure.”
He stated that Andrew could be resentful or may be able to take a completely new trial based on the Appeal Court's survey. The court may not need any measures, and Andrew may decide to stay in the death row.
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Another lawyer, Jessica Suton, said: Oklahoman She said she wanted the court to “stop this fraud.”
“In order to justify convicted and death penalty, it is unacceptable to swing a metaphor based on such gender, and it will be a threat to everyone who does not follow strict gender norms,” she told the media.
Dr. Carroll Riverman, a forensic psychologist, is doubtful whether the court would be acquitted of Andrew for murder, but she told Fox News Digital that she is more likely to be recovered.
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James Pavut is on the left on the left in 2003 and on the right in 2024. (Oklahoma State Orthodontic Bureau)
“The evidence of her role in murder was not enough to declare a death penalty.[検察は]Leeberman dedicated her to the jury, using the stereotypes of the jury's stereotypes of the Fallen Women. ” “The so -called evidence of the prosecutor was more disadvantageous than evidence … I do not give her inappropriate personal hatred, inappropriate personal revenge, or simply a lifetime sentence. I think it was a personal desire to be punished. ” ON'SSO-CALLEDEVIDENCEWASMOREPREJUDICILTHANPROBATIVE … ITHINKITRIALHALHATREDHERORDHERORINAPPRIATE PersonalReVENGEORAPERSONALDESONARDESIRESIRETOPUNSHERMORMORMORESEVERESTEADOFJUSTEADOFJUSTGIFJERLISLISON ” [prosecutors}preyedonjurors‘stereotypesofa‘fallenwoman’andgotthemtodespiseher”Liebermansaid”Theprosecution’sso-calledevidencewasmoreprejudicialthanprobative…Ithinkitwasinappropriatepersonalhatredoftheprosecutorstowardherorinappropriatepersonalrevengeorapersonaldesiretopunishhermoreseverelyinsteadofjustgivingherlifeinprison”
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In June 2017, the three judges made a resolution in June 2017 to overturn some of Pavat's death sentence. They judged that Andrew's husband's death was too early to be considered “cruel and violent”, and it was even worse for the state to allow the death penalty. Oklahoma City death penalty KFOR reported。
According to the Oklahoma Orthodontic Bureau, Andrew's last appeal in 2008 was rejected.
