Attorneys for a mentally challenged man sentenced to death for killing a sheriff deputy argue that he received poor defense from his previous lawyer, who was intoxicated throughout his trial. Robert Wayne Holsey (pictured) is scheduled to die via lethal injection at 7 p.m. Tuesday, the Huffington Post reports. A jury convicted Holsey of fatally shooting Baldwin County deputy […]
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