Savannah Trines-Fernandez
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10 appearances
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first heard Mar 2026
last heard 11 Mar
Savannah Trines-Fernandez’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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She essentially said she could not proceed in good conscience with the execution and believed that it would be unjust for Sunny to receive the death penalty.
Alabama is one of 25 states where any accomplice to a crime where someone is killed, even non-shooters, can face the death penalty.
And like with Sonny, he wasn't even in the building when the shot was fired that killed Doug Battle, but because he was there during the robbery, he was sentenced to death.
Sonny admits to being there.
He said he was involved in the robbery.
It was just in this case he said he was not the person that pulled the trigger.
He did not tell anyone to pull the trigger, and he was not in the building when the trigger was pulled.
She wrote an op-ed.
She also wrote a letter to the governor in which she basically said, can you meet with me and explain why you're killing the man who did not kill my father?
She said she does not view Sonny being executed as justice and said that her voice should matter as a victim's family member.
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