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Charles Buck Warren Garrett, 61, passed away on December 12th, 2020 at his home in Hughesville, MD,
He was born on December 19th, 1958 in Washington, D.C. to the late Warren and Julia (Simkovich) Garrett.
As a young man, Buck played baseball through his high school years and was always watching any game that came on TV, regardless of the team. When the Southern Maryland Blue Crabs came to town, Buck was first in line at their job fair. From that time on he was always on the schedule, never missing one game. The Blue Crabs wrote a beautiful memorial for their #1 fan, We are deeply saddened by the sudden passing of one of our beloved game-day staff members, Chuck Garrett. Chuck was part of the original game-day staff back in 2008. Always quick with a witty joke, Chuck never missed a game and was one of the Blue Crabs biggest fans. There will certainly be a void up on the concourse in 2021 and beyond. We will miss you Chuck! Rest in peace. These loving words are bringing peace to
the last woman put to death was francis newton in texas in 2005. she was convicted of killing her husband and two sons. back to the case specifically of teresa lewis. which has sparked more than an outcry of more of an outcry than that of many other condemned prisoners. brian todd tells us why and talks to teresa lewis herself. reporter: from virginia s death row, teresa lewis sings for divine intervention. i need a miracle but no miracles come her way. virginia governor bob mcdonald refuses to issue a stay of execution. the supreme court denies her appeal. on thursday, teresa lewis will likely become the first woman put to death in virginia in nearly a century. i spoke with lewis just before the governor s ruling. because of the sensitivity of the case at this point, the questions are limited to just a couple of predetermined questions for teresa lewis. we re also not allowed to bring
is it your basic contention she was manipulated into this crime? yes, schallenburger has stated and experts who examined her agree, she was being used by him, not the other way around. he had an affair with teresa lewis before the killings. her attorneys cite a prison letter from schallen dullesbubu. he later committed suicide in prison. prosecutor david grimes says this. i can frankly say teresa lewis is as evil a person as i ve ever met. reporter: grimes says his investigation showed lewis herself took an active role in the plot, that she admifed and manipulated everyone from her late husband, to her lover, to her children. tests his side conducted
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