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Newsom orders California’s most reviled killers off death row – 10 of the worst who could benefit

Gavin Newsom's death row commutation covers 548 inmates, including notorious serial killers like Randy Kraft and Chester Turner on California's death row.

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Newsom orders California’s most reviled killers off death row – 10 of the worst who could benefit
Gavin Newsom's death row commutation covers 548 inmates, including notorious serial killers like Randy Kraft and Chester Turner on California's death row.
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