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Try to read all four sentences.

Hang on. Mississippi has some of the worst and most corrupt prosecutors in the nation. There have been quite a few bogus murder convictions. Hopefully, that’s what’s going on here.

There have been very questionable convictions down there. There's a DA named Allgood who has already had FOUR convicted murderers turn out to be innocent. And there are others still in prison.

If a couple of these were among them, Barbour might be absolutely justified. I'd hate to think he's just doing this because they made friends on their work detail.

Try to read all four sentences. There have been very questionable convictions down there.

Tell me, how could this possibly be a questionable conviction? Either he did it or didn't, and he was convicted. Is there a defense for this I'm not aware of?

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"The pardoned inmates included David Glenn Gatlin, who was denied parole in December on his conviction for shooting dead his estranged wife while she cradled their baby in 1993."

"He shot her in the head while she was holding a baby. He's a cold-blooded murderer," said Tiffany Ellis Brewer, the victim's sister."

Maybe you should take a few minutes are read about this case instead of making excuses for politicians.

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In 1993, David Glenn Gatlin leveled a gun at the head of his wife, Tammy, and killed her while she held their 2-month-old child, then turned the gun on family friend Randy Walker and shot him in the head as well. [8]

David Glenn Gatlin, a trustee inmate has been working at the governor's mansion and is set to be released Sunday. A move that has the victim's family members angry and in fear for their lives. July 2nd, 1993, Gatlin turned himself in to authorities after he admitted killing his estranged wife, Tammy Ellis Gatlin and shooting/wounding Randy Walker.

"He has spent less time in jail than my little sister got to live. I don't know if Governor Barbour has kids but if one of his kids were murdered, I would like to think that he would want them to be put in prison until they died

The news station reports Gatlin turned himself in to authorities in 1993 and admitted killing his estranged wife

http://newsfeedresearcher.com/data/articles_n2/barbour-gatlin-macro.html