Execution Date Set for Oklahoma Death Row Inmate Tremane Wood

mike33692
Sep 16
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Convicted in 2004 Robbery-Murder Case

After more than 20 years on death row, Tremane Wood has an execution date. He was convicted in 2004 for the fatal stabbing of Ronnie Wipf, who was killed during a robbery. Prosecutors described Wood as the instigator of the crime, and jurors handed down a death sentence after only a few hours of deliberation.

Execution Scheduled for November 13, 2025

The Oklahoma Court of Criminal Appeals has set November 13, 2025 for Wood’s lethal injection. His case has endured multiple appeals, retrials on procedural issues, and challenges tied to Oklahoma’s troubled history with executions.

Renewed Spotlight on Death Penalty in Oklahoma

Oklahoma is one of the most active death penalty states in the nation, but its process has been plagued by high-profile controversies, including botched executions in the last decade. Legal experts say the Wood case will draw renewed scrutiny to whether the system ensures due process and humane treatment.