Mark Warner, the Governor of Virginia, is reviewing a clemency request from the lawyer of Mir Aamil Kazi, a Pakistani citizen sentenced to death. He is scheduled to be executed tomorrow in Virginia for the murder of two CIA agents in Washington in 1993. The execution is set to take place by lethal injection at the Greenville Correctional Center as previously scheduled. Mir Aamil's family in Pakistan states they will continue their efforts to save him until the last moment. If the request for a commutation is denied and he is executed, his family wishes to take his body to Quetta, his hometown, and bury him in the family grave.
Virginia Governor Considers Clemency Request for Pakistani Killer - 2002-11-13
Virginia Governor Mark Warner is considering a clemency request for Mir Aamil Kazi, a Pakistani man sentenced to death for murdering two CIA agents in 1993. His execution is scheduled for tomorrow, and his family is determined to fight for his life until the end.
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Virginia Governor reviews clemency request for Pakistani sentenced to death for killing CIA agents.
- Virginia Governor execute Mir Aamil Kazi
- lawyer request Virginia Governor
- Mir Aamil Kazi's family wish Mir Aamil Kazi
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The clemency request for a death row inmate underscores the complexities of international legal cases.
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