The Oklahoma Department of Corrections may have used the wrong drug for the execution of Charles Warner that occurred last January "I was not aware nor was anyone in my office aware of the possibility ...

Oklahoma used the wrong drug to execute Charles Warner in January, according to autopsy records obtained by the The Oklahoman on Thursday. The state uses a three-drug cocktail to execute death-row ...

Convicted Oklahoma murderer Richard Glossip received a last minute stay of execution from Governor Mary Fallin (R-OK). The execution, upheld by the U.S. Supreme Court this summer and again in a failed ...

The state of Oklahoma killed a man named Charles Warner on Jan. 15 with the wrong drug, the Oklahoman reported today. Warner, who was convicted for the 1997 rape and murder of an 11-month-old girl, ...

An autopsy report shows Oklahoma apparently used the wrong drug when it executed a man in January — but officials say it wasn't discovered until they called off another lethal injection last month ...

More controversy came to light Thursday over Oklahoma’s embattled death penalty protocol. Charles Frederick Warner's autopsy showed potassium acetate was used during the Jan. 15 execution along with ...

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Corrections officials in Oklahoma used the wrong drug to execute Charles Warner back in January. The revelation was included in Warner's autopsy report, which was just made public by the Oklahoma ...