WASHINGTON AP - President Bush could have commuted the death sentence of Ronald A. Gray, a former Army cook convicted of multiple rapes and murders.But Bush decided Monday that Gray's crimes were so repugnant that execution was the only just punishment.Bush's decision marked the first time in 51 years that a president has affirmed a death sentence for a member of the U.
July 29, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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WASHINGTON AP – President Bush could have commuted the death sentence of Ronald A. Gray, a former Army cook convicted of multiple rapes and murders.
But Bush decided Monday that Gray’s crimes were so repugnant that execution was the only just punishment.
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