Death penalty opponents hold vigil for Carlos Cuesta-Rodriguez, executed in Oklahoma @_Oklahoman
Death penalty opponents hold vigil for Carlos Cuesta-Rodriguez, executed in Oklahoma  @_Oklahoman
Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Oklahoma has carried out the first of three executions set for the same day in the United States.

Outside of the Governor's Mansion in Oklahoma, death penalty opponents held a vigil for Carlos Cuesta-Rodriguez, who was executed Thursday for the murder of his common-law wife in 2003.
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Death penalty opponents hold vigil for Carlos Cuesta-Rodriguez, executed in Oklahoma

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