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Marcellus Williams Execution: Public Outcry Over Justice System Flaws

In a highly polarizing case, Marcellus Williams, convicted for the 1998 murder of Felicia Gayle, was recently executed, reigniting debates over the U.S. justice system. Despite claims of innocence and DNA evidence supporting his defense, his execution proceeded, sparking outrage across social media and advocacy groups. The hashtags #RestInPower and #JusticeForMarcellus gained momentum as Americans from all walks of life voiced their discontent. Civil rights activists have condemned the decision, pointing to systemic racial biases and the death penalty’s flaws.

With new evidence at the time suggesting Williams might not be guilty, the case highlights the broader issues around the irreversible nature of capital punishment. Activists and politicians alike are now calling for reforms and further investigations into potential wrongful executions, fueling ongoing debates about capital punishment in the U.S.

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