OKLAHOMA CITY – A man convicted of gunning down a father of two will ask the Oklahoma Pardon and Parole Board for clemency, saying that he was wrongfully convicted.
Oklahoma County killer James Pavatt, 72, faces a November execution for the 2001 shooting death of Robert D. Andrew, 39, an advertising executive. Andrew was fatally shot as he attempted to pick up his two children for a holiday visit.
Andrew and his wife, Brenda, 62, were separated and going through a divorce. Brenda Andrew and Pavatt were having an affair, according to prosecutors, who also alleged a $800,000 life insurance policy was part of the motive…