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Ohio Death Row Inmate Tyrone Noling Requests Full Pardon From State Parole Board
Just the facts
Tyrone Noling was sentenced to death following his conviction for the 1990 fatal shootings of Bearnhardt and Clara Limmel in Atwater Township, Ohio. Noling has spent over 30 years on death row asserting his innocence, citing recanted witness testimonies and a lack of physical evidence connecting him to the crime scene. Former Portage County Sheriff Duane Kaley, who originally investigated the double murder, submitted documentation supporting Noling's petition for clemency. The Ohio Parole Board will evaluate the petition before forwarding a formal recommendation on executive clemency to Governor Mike DeWine.
Why this is news
Ohio death row inmate Tyrone Noling appeared before the state parole board to request a full pardon for a 1990 double homicide he maintains he did not commit.
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