Julius Jones, on death row for over two decades for a 1999 murder he claims he didn't commit, faces execution despite international attention and a clemency recommendation. His case has sparked public debate, with over 6.4 million signatures on a petition to halt his execution. The prosecution's case is contested, with claims of planted evidence and unreliable testimony. The parole board recommended clemency, but the victim's family insists on execution. Legal challenges to the execution method have been rejected, leaving Jones' fate in the governor's hands.

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