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Arson is not equal to murder: California Supreme Court should overturn death row verdict | Opinion
Raymond Lee Oyler set a fire that killed five firefighters in 2006. The California Supreme Court will decide if he remains on death row, writes Robin Epley of The Sacramento Bee.
Should arsonist get death penalty if people die in wildfire? California Supreme Court to decide
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Should arsonist get death penalty if people die in wildfire? California Supreme Court to decide
Raymond Lee Oyler, sentenced to death for starting a 2006 Southern California blaze that killed five firefighters, didn’t shoot or stab his victims, or kill them personally with his bare hands.