Victims’ families express anger over Newsom’s decision on death row

Families of victims who suffered from murders in California have expressed deep anger following a decision by Governor Newsom regarding the state’s death row policy, Palo Alto Online reported.

These families had endured years of appeals and hearings, holding onto the hope that justice would be served through execution, according to the report.

The decision by Newsom has reignited painful emotions, described as 'soul-hurting pain' by those affected, as they feel justice has been delayed or denied.

The story highlights the ongoing tension between the state’s approach to capital punishment and the feelings of those who lost loved ones to violent crimes.