Marcellus Williams Didn T Die But Others Will Essay

Ellie Meriggioli

Amendment 8

Wisconsin State Journal, “Marcellus Williams Didn’t Die but Others Will,” August 28, 2017, page A9.

This article is about a man named Marcellus Williams. Marcellus was supposed to be pumped with poison and die. But just hours before planned death penalty the governor of Missouri, Eric Greitens called it off to review his case again. Marcellus was on trial for the murder of Lisha. At the time he was charged with the murder in 1998, he also had a criminal record of burglary and armed robbery. Even with that criminal record and his ex girlfriend telling the police he confessed to her they still did not have full belief that Marcellus killed Lisha. Marcellus’s girlfriend told the police he did it for drugs. But, hair fibers and bloody foot prints that were at the scene did not match Marcellus. In 2015 the Missouri Supreme Court moved his execution date up. But, then his attorney argued for a DNA testing on the weapon that was used, and the DNA did not match

have no guarantees in Canada” is about migrants from Haiti, Colombia, India, Mexico and Turkey. These migrants either were in the U.S. and fled to Canada or are in the U.S. and trying to flee to Canada. The migrants are fleeing to Canada because they are scared that the U.S. will deport them. In Canada they are finding them a place to live and letting their kids go to school but, there are so many coming in that Canada’s immigration system had to make a domed stadium into a makeshift shelter. Now there is a chance that some of those migrants might be deported in 6 months to a year. Minister Marc Garneau visited Quebec and saw how many migrants were there, and he announced that unless these migrants were fleeing because of war or fear of persecution they are not counted as refugees. He said that it is important to take action and clear up that misinformation. Just in two weeks around 4,000 migrants crossed the U.S. border to go into