Federal appellate judges are reconsidering what will happen next for Brenda Andrew, the only woman on Oklahoma's death row.

His wife, Brenda Andrew, and her boyfriend, James Pavatt, were subsequently convicted of plotting to kill him for life insurance benefits. As per documents from the United States Supreme Court ...

An Oklahoma jury sentenced Pavatt to death, and then it was Andrew’s turn. The prosecution presented two of Andrew’s former lovers as witnesses early on. The first man, James Higgins ...

She was convicted in the 2001 murder, along with her lover and fellow Sunday school teacher, James Pavatt. Pavatt, who had sold Rob Andrew an $800,000 life insurance policy, had confessed to ...

Andrew, who was sentenced to death in 2004, has long maintained that she is innocent, and her boyfriend James Pavatt, who confessed to the killing, insisted that she was not involved in the crime.

Brenda told police that she was separated from her husband and dating James Pavatt. Pavatt later confessed to committing the shooting with a friend. He said Brenda was not involved, but they were ...

Her alleged accomplice in the crime, 71-year-old James Pavatt, is also facing execution. On Nov. 20, 2001, Rob Andrew came to the family home to pick up his son and daughter for Thanksgiving.

and showed off underwear she packed for a trip to Mexico with her boyfriend James Pavatt days following her estranged husband's murder. Withdrawing the thong, the prosecutor reportedly "drew gasps ...

That same year, Brenda Andrew had begun a relationship with James Pavatt and filed for divorce from her husband, resulting in him moving out. Shortly after the incident, Andrew and Pavatt left for ...

Prosecutors also showed off her underwear, which she packed for a trip to Mexico with her boyfriend, James Pavatt, just days after her estranged husband was killed. 'The grieving widow packs this ...

Her convicted co-conspirator and paramour, life insurance agent James Pavatt, was also sentenced to death. Her lawyers had told the Supreme Court that the evidence presented in the case "was not ...