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       ~ Mike Samra, 16May19, (AL) ~ 
   DIR By: BuzzC
       Date: April 25, 2019, 8:12 pm
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       Alabama sets execution date for man who helped kill four
       people--
       Wednesday, April 24, 2019
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       The Alabama Supreme Court set a May 16 execution date for
       Michael Brandon Samra, 41.
       As a teenager, Samra was convicted of helping his friend Mark
       Duke kill his father Randy Duke, his father's girlfriend Debra
       Hunt and her 6 and 7-year-old daughters.
       Prosecutors said the Shelby County slayings happened after Duke
       became angry when his father wouldn't let him use his truck.
       They said the teens executed a plan to kill Duke's father and
       then killed the others to cover up his death.
       Authorities say Mark Duke killed his father, Hunt and one of the
       girls, and that Samra slit the throat of the other child at
       Duke's direction while the girl pleaded for her life.
       "The murders which were committed with a gun and kitchen knife
       were as brutal as they come," lawyers for the state wrote in the
       motion to set an execution date.
       Duke was 16 at the time of the slayings. Samra was 19. Both were
       sentenced to the death penalty. However, Duke's death sentence
       was converted to life without parole after the U.S. Supreme
       Court ruled prisoners couldn't be put to death for crimes that
       happened while they were younger than 18.
       Samra's attorney wrote in a court filing that Duke was the
       driving force behind the slayings and prosecutors have
       acknowledged Duke was the "mastermind" while Samra was the
       "minion."
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       #Post#: 343--------------------------------------------------
       Re: ~ Mike Samra, 16May19, (AL) ~ 
   DIR By: BuzzC
       Date: May 14, 2019, 7:59 pm
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       Incarceration Details
       Inmate:   SAMRA, MICHAEL BRANDON
       AIS:   0000z635
       Institution:   HOLMAN DEATH ROW
       Race: W
       Sex: M
       Hair Color: BROWN
       Eye Color: BROWN
       Height: 5' 9"
       Weight: 171
       Birth Year: 1977
       Custody  CLOSE
       Aliases:
       No known Aliases
       Scars, Marks and Tattoos:
       LIFA Tattoo LTBI Tattoo RIFA Tattoo - 6 pointed star RTBS Tattoo
       
       Incarceration Details:
       SUF Admit Date Total Term Time Served Jail Credit Good Time
       Received Good Time Revoked Min Release Date Parole Consideration
       Date Parole Status
       05/07/1998 0Y 0M 0D 21Y 0M 6D 0 0Y 0M 0D 0Y 0M 0D     NO
       HEARING
       Sentences:
       Case No.
       Sentenced
       Offense
       Term
       Type
       Commit County
       
       CC1997-000384  05/07/1998  MURDER   0Y 0M 0D  Consecutive
       SHELBY
       
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       #Post#: 347--------------------------------------------------
       Re: ~ Mike Samra, 16May19, (AL) ~ 
   DIR By: BuzzC
       Date: May 16, 2019, 5:25 pm
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       Michael Samra, convicted of killing 4 in 1997, to be executed
       Thursday--
       Thursday, May 16, 2019
       An Alabama Death Row inmate is set to be executed by lethal
       injection tonight, more than 22 years after the quadruple
       slaying of a family in Pelham.
       Michael Brandon Samra, 42, is set to die at 6 p.m. at William C.
       Holman Correctional Facility in Atmore. The Alabama Supreme
       Court set his execution date in April.
       His attorneys appealed to the U.S. Supreme Court, arguing his
       age at the time of the 1997 slaying should prohibit him from
       being executed, but the nation’s highest court ruled Tuesday
       they would not review the case and would not stay Samra’s
       execution.
       Gov. Kay Ivey refused a reprieve for Samra, the prisoner’s
       lawyer said.
       According to Alabama Department of Corrections spokesperson Bob
       Horton, Samra had six friends visit Wednesday along with two
       attorneys and his spiritual adviser. Samra also made a call to
       his father Wednesday night.
       Thursday, Samra visited again with six friends and his spiritual
       adviser. He refused his breakfast and a last meal, and made no
       special request.
       Seven relatives of the victims will witness the execution,
       Horton said. Samra’s two attorneys and spiritual adviser will
       also witness.
       8)
       #Post#: 349--------------------------------------------------
       Re: ~ Mike Samra, 16May19, (AL) ~ 
   DIR By: BuzzC
       Date: May 16, 2019, 8:35 pm
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       Alabama executes man convicted of 1997 quadruple murder--
       Thursday, May 16, 2019
       A 42-year-old man was executed in Alabama on Thursday, more than
       20 years after he was convicted along with his friend of killing
       the friend's father, the father's fiancée and her two children
       after a dispute over the use of a pickup truck.
       Michael Samra was put to death by lethal injection at 7:10 p.m.
       CDT at the William C. Holman Correctional Facility in Atmore,
       Attorney General Steve Marshall said in a statement.
       "I want to thank Jesus for shedding his blood for my sins. Thank
       you for your grace, Jesus. Amen," Samra said in his final
       statement, according to the Alabama Department of Corrections.
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