Khalil Divine Black Sun Allah, previously known as Freddie Owens, died by lethal injection at the Broad River Correctional Institution in Columbia

The state Supreme Court set the order in which the men would be executed with the earliest for a Spartanburg man in October and into March for others

The State Department of Corrections could carry out another execution as early as late october after south carolina’s first death sentence in 13 years last frid

South Carolina put inmate Freddie Owens to death Friday as the state restarted executions after an unintended 13-year pause.

At times, Freddie Eugene Owens' letters are incredibly vulnerable as he says he's "also human." At others they threaten violence and say "betrayers will be slayed"

In South Carolina, the governor has the lone ability to grant clemency and reduce a death sentence to life in prison. However, no governor has done that in the state’s 43 executions since the death penalty was restarted in the U.S. in 1976.

Freddie Owens' execution is set for Friday at 6pm at a Columbia prison for the killing of a Greenville convenience store clerk in 1997 after the SC Supreme Court refused to stop it

The South Carolina Department of Corrections could potentially execute one death row inmate every 35 days — or every five weeks — as the state resumes executions on Sept. 20 after a 13-year pause in carrying out the death penalty.

Khalil Divine Black Sun Allah, 46, died by lethal injection on Friday evening after the US Supreme Court refused to stop the execution and the state’s governor Henry McMaster denied clemency. Allah, who was previously known as Freddie Owens,

Freddie Owens was executed in South Carolina days after a key prosecution witness said he had lied on the stand decades earlier.

After South Carolina executed its first inmate in more than a decade, many are wondering what is next for the other men on death row.