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Hey there, folks. It is Wednesday, April 29th, and the state of Texas is set to execute a man.

But here's the thing.

They're going to execute him for a murder that another man has confessed to.

And with that, welcome to this episode of Amy and T.J. Robs.

This is one of two executions scheduled for this evening in the U.S., one in Florida.

This one in Texas.

And this one has all kinds of appeals flying around.

You got rappers involved. and another confession. This

is a doozy of a case. It certainly is. We're talking about 37-year-old James Broadnax,

but SCOTUS, the Supreme Court of the United States, has denied all of those appeals you

were just talking about because this has been a headline maker,

a headline grabber because of some of the powerful folks who have been on his side.

Yeah, and you have issues here, robes involving race.

You have issues involving rap.

And we're going to get to both of them but the crime here is a

heinous one um it's a double murder he was convicted of convicted of committing it along with his

cousin now robes you make this point james broadenax is on death row he's 37 37 years old. It's almost like, oh, wait, what?

And the crime was, helped me with the year here.

2009. So I just said, wow, we have covered so many executions, and I can't think of one

where the crime had 2,000 something in front of it. We've been dealing with crimes that happened

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