(This content was created with the help of AI.) Tyrone Noling’s fate is now up to Ohio’s governor. The state Parole Board on Tuesday recommended that Gov.
Mike DeWine spare the 54-year-old from execution by commuting his sentence to life with a chance at parole as soon as 2029. NBC News reports one of the eight board members backed a full pardon, which DeWine—who in June called for ending the death penalty in the state—can still grant.
Five members voted in favor of commuting his sentence, while two were against. The Akron Beacon Journal reports there is no deadline for DeWine’s decision…