After the Supreme Court overturned Richard Glossip’s conviction, prosecutors claimed to have “a plethora of evidence,” while offering none.

At least once a week, Richard Glossip’s defense team connects on the phone – sometimes to catch up, and other times to strategize on how to save the life of the Oklahoma man on death row.

Lea Glossip, left, wife of death row inmate Richard Glossip, listens with death penalty opponent Sister Helen Prejean, right, during a news conference on Thursday, May 4, in Oklahoma City. Sue ...

At least once a week, Richard Glossip’s defense team connects on the phone — sometimes to catch up, and other times to strategize on how to save the life of the Oklahoma man on death row ...

After more than 26 years in prison and three “last” meals, Oklahoma death row prisoner Richard Glossip’s appeal over his claim of his innocence will be considered by the U.S. Supreme Court.

Richard Glossip didn't personally kill Barry Van Treese in 1997. He wasn't even in the room when his former boss was slain inside an Oklahoma City motel.

Oklahoma death row prisoner Richard Glossip’s execution was stayed by the Supreme Court on Friday, marking the ninth time he had an execution date put on hold. Glossip has maintained his ...

Richard Glossip was convicted for a 1997 murder-for-hire plot; He narrowly escaped nine scheduled executions; Legal expert says his case isn't a shift by courts on the death penalty ...

WASHINGTON — Richard Glossip, now 62, who has had nine dates set for his execution and has eaten three “last” meals since he was first sentenced to death 25 years ago, next week will turn ...

Gov. Mary Fallin granted death row inmate Richard Glossip a 37-day stay of execution on Wednesday. Skip to main content Skip to main menu Skip to search Skip to footer.