Episode 13 | Pulled Rugs and Last Minute Revisions
The past, present, and future collided for this episode as Anthony Darrell Hines execution came just days after the Tennessee Court of Criminal Appeals ruled that Gary Wayne Sutton’s intellectual disability hearing can move forward.
Gary’s celebration was short-lived as the Tennessee Attorney General filed another appeal - this time to the state Supreme Court asking for them to vacate the ruling that would allow the intellectual disability hearing to happen as docketed for October 1.
Meanwhile, finally finding a transcript of James Dellinger’s February 28, 1992 statement to police shored up some details about what was happening the night of February 22, 1992, at Howie’s Hideaway. Plus, trial testimony from the Sevier County trial shows that an officer amended a vandalism report he’d taken at James’s house on February 15, 1992, to add a detail that the district attorney used against him at trial.
⛓️ Tennessee’s List of Death Row Inmates
📰 A daughter wants her mom remembered as a victim, not just a case, before Tennessee execution
📣 Find Gary and James’s February 28, 1992 statements to police
🟠 Tennessee Supreme Court Information
⏳ Timeline of Events at the Time of Death Podcast Website
🌍 Google Map of Places of Note
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