A death row inmate wants to be executed early for ‘justice’
Aaron Gunches asked the Arizona Supreme Court to issue an expedited execution warrant for him more than a decade after he was sentenced to death for murder.
An Arizona man has been sitting on death row for two decades. He asked to be executed next month
An Arizona man has been sitting on death row for two decades. He asked to be executed next month - An Arizona death row prisoner has asked the state’s highest court to skip legal formalities and sched
Arizona death row prisoner asks state to get his execution over with already
Arizona death row prisoner Aaron Brian Gunches, who is representing himself, has asked the state to schedule his execution for February, ahead of when state officials were aiming for.
Arizona death row inmate wants to be executed earlier than the state is planning
An Arizona death row inmate called on the state Supreme Court to skip legal formalities and carry out his death sentence earlier than officials were planning.
Killer asks state government to execute him earlier than planned
A killer asked the state supreme court to execute him sooner rather than later after sitting in prison for over 20 years.
An Arizona prisoner is asking to be executed sooner than the state wants
FILE - This undated booking photo provided by the Arizona Department of Corrections, Rehabilitation and Reentry shows Aaron Brian Gunches, who was convicted of murder in the 2002 killing of Ted ...
Arizona death row inmate seeks Valentine's Day execution
Aaron Gunches, an inmate on Arizona’s death row, is telling the state Supreme Court he is ready to die. In a hand-written legal brief, Gunches, who had pleaded guilty to the 2002 first degree murder and kidnapping of Ted Price,
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Arizona Inmate Aaron Gunches Seeks Expedited Execution Amid Death Penalty Procedure Controversies
An Arizona death row inmate is urging the court to expedite his execution, while the state emphasizes the need for due ...
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Gunches to ask for warrant of execution from state high court this week
PHOENIX — Aaron Gunches is telling the Arizona Supreme Court he is ready to die. In a handwritten legal brief, Gunches, who ...
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Gunches tells court he's ready to die
Aaron Gunches is telling the Arizona Supreme Court he is ready to die. In a hand-written legal brief, Gunches, who had ...
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Maricopa County attorney, attorney general drop dispute over death warrant authority
County Attorney Rachel Mitchell had been critical of Attorney General Kris Mayes' pause on the death penalty, leading her to ask the Supreme Court for a death warrant for prisoner Aaron Gunches.