Unfortunately, that's not the law, and is a different debate. Articles I've seen (including PG's!) say there's no evidence but the murderer's testimony. Except

Unfortunately, that's not the law, and is a different debate. Articles I've seen (including PG's!) say there's no evidence but the murderer's testimony. Except the guy sentenced to death admitted he had helped hide the murder. The only thing up for debate is if he hired the murderer. It certainly should not be eligible for the death penalty in this case, but he's not innocent.