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Letters to the Editor – Weekly Issue of September 19, 2011

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Teresa Lewis is scheduled for execution at 9 p.m. Thursday. Two percent of death-row inmates in the US are female, and Teresa Lewis would be the first woman in Virginia to die by the state's death penalty since 1912.
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Topic: David Muhlhausen

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Letters to the Editor – Weekly Issue of September 19, 2011

Teresa Lewis: the face of gender differences on death row

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