A GEORGIA MAN MADE A SELFISH DECISION THAT NOT ONLY COST HIS OWN LIFE BUT ALSO THE LIFE OF AN INNOCENT 7-MONTH-OLD BABY THAT WAS SIMPLY IN THE WRONG PLACE AT THE VERY WRONG TIME. (PHOTO).

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 A Georgia man made a selfish decision that not only cost his own life but also the life of an innocent 7-month-old baby that was simply in the wrong place at the very wrong time.  A trooper with the Georgia State Patrol observed an Audi Sedan driving in a dangerous and erratic manner at approximately 11:59 p.m. on Saturday, October 10th.  The driver who would later be identified as 33-year-old Cameron Kemp was traveling at speeds of up to 110 mph with no headlights. Troopers report that in addition to the high speeds, Kemp was weaving in and out of traffic with blatant disregard for the safety of other motorists. After this high-speed and fatal incident eventually ran its lethal course, it would be determined that Kemp was driving on a suspended license and had two active warrants. Sadly, Cameron's poor decision to try to outrun his warrants led him to Saturday night's fatal outcome.  However, the GSP has acknowledged that high-speed pursuits are dangerous and a ser...

A MAN WAS SPARED FROM EXECUTION MINUTES BEFORE IT WAS SET TO TAKE PLACE. (PHOTO).


 Tremane Wood spared from execution minutes before it was set to take place

Tremane Wood’s life was spared Thursday when Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt granted clemency just minutes before his scheduled execution. Wood, who has been incarcerated at the Oklahoma State Penitentiary in McAlester for more than 20 years, was set to be put to death for a 2002 felony murder conviction.

Stitt accepted the recommendation of the state’s prison and parole board to commute Wood’s sentence to life in prison without the possibility of parole, marking only the second time the governor has granted clemency during his tenure. Wood had been convicted of the death of Ronnie Wipf during a failed robbery, though his attorneys argued that Wood’s brother, Zjaiton, was the one who actually killed Wipf. Zjaiton, who received life without parole for his role, died in prison in 2019 and reportedly admitted to stabbing Wipf. The U.S. Supreme Court had denied a last-minute request from Wood’s lawyers to halt the execution. In a statement, Stitt called Wood a “violent offender” and said the new sentence remains “a severe punishment” while keeping him off the streets.


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