Ahern urged to help death row prisoner

The Taoiseach should intervene immediately in the case of a black man on death row for 28 years in the US, it was claimed today.

Ahern urged to help death row prisoner
Mon, 21 Nov, 2005 - 14:21
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The Taoiseach should intervene immediately in the case of a black man on death row for 28 years in the US, it was claimed today.

Roger Collins, who has Irish ancestors, is under a death sentence in a Georgia state prison for killing his girlfriend in 1977.

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