Two independent investigations found that Richard Glossip's conviction should be overturned. 62 state legislators–including 45 pro-death penalty Republicans–and Oklahoma’s Republican Attorney General believe Glossip shouldn’t be executed.

Richard Glossip has been on Oklahoma’s death row for 26 years, even though everyone agrees it was another man, Justin Sneed, who actually murdered Barry Van Treese. Glossip’s conviction was based solely on allegations Sneed made implicating Glossip in a murder-for-hire scheme to save himself from the death penalty.

But new evidence, new witnesses, and new independent investigations reveal the crime was a botched robbery carried out by Sneed, and that Glossip wasn’t involved. That’s why even leading pro-death penalty Republicans believe Glossip should get a new trial.

Now, while Sneed serves life in a medium-security prison, Glossip sits on death row. He has had ten previously scheduled execution dates, has been served three last meals, and was almost executed in 2015 using the wrong drug. Glossip’s next, ultimate, and final execution date could be fast approaching.