Idaho Set to Execute Longest-Serving Death Row Inmate, Thomas Creech

Thomas Creech, linked to at least 11 murders, faces execution by lethal injection this Wednesday, marking Idaho's first execution in 12 years.

Thomas Eugene Creech, convicted of five murders in three states and suspected in others, has been on death row for nearly 50 years.
Creech's last-minute appeals argue against the execution method and claim ineffective counsel, but have been largely unsuccessful.
Despite his violent past, Creech is described by prison staff as a changed man, known for his poetry and positive contributions to the prison community.
Creech's execution has sparked debate, with supporters highlighting his transformation and opponents focusing on his crimes.
Idaho's refusal to disclose the source of its execution drug has been a point of contention in the appeals process.