The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday rejected the appeal of
Oklahoma death row inmate James Pavatt [puh VAHT], who helped his
girlfriend kill her husband in Oklahoma City in 2001. The 66-year-old
Pavatt has exhausted his appeals in the case and is the 26th inmate
eligible for an execution date when the state resumes executions.
Pavatt and Brenda Andrew were convicted separately of conspiring to
kill and killing Rob Andrew to get the proceeds of an insurance
policy.

The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday rejected the appeal of Oklahoma death row inmate James Pavatt [puh VAHT], who helped his girlfriend kill her husband in Oklahoma City in 2001. The 66-year-old Pavatt has exhausted his appeals in the case and is the 26th inmate eligible for an execution date when the state resumes executions. Pavatt and Brenda Andrew were convicted separately of conspiring to kill and killing Rob Andrew to get the proceeds of an insurance policy.

News Briefs from The Oklahoman - Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

News Briefs from The Oklahoman - Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

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Oklahoma City - James Pavatt, killer of lover's husband, now eligible for execution

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