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Georgia's 1996 electrocution of Ellis Wayne Felker could put a face on the once-unthinkable: wrongful execution. Earlier this month, the local media gained access to hair and other DNA-testable samples from Felker's rape and murder trial. Soon, the lab results may lead to a posthumous vindication that would eliminate the argument that no proven execution of an innocent has taken place.
August 25, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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