Ronald Phillips
American criminal with a death sentence
American criminal with a death sentence
1973
53 years ago
Leaders & Politicians
United States
In 1993, an individual was convicted of the rape and murder of a 3-year-old girl in Ohio. The case received significant media attention due to the crimes' brutal nature and the subsequent trial. Following the conviction, a death sentence was imposed in 1994. Legal appeals delayed execution for many years, with several attempts to challenge the sentencing and conviction on various grounds occurring throughout the years. After years on death row, the individual was executed by lethal injection in July 2017, ending a long legal battle.
Conviction for the murder of a child
Death sentence imposed in 1994
Execution carried out in 2017
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