Texas Defies Science in Pending ‘Shaken Baby’ Execution That Is Scheduled for This Week
New evidence casts doubt on Robert Roberson’s conviction as bipartisan support for clemency grows.

As Texas prepares to execute a man convicted of murder based on a controversial shaken baby syndrome diagnosis, the state’s reputation for an unyielding stance on death penalty cases is facing much scrutiny.
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