South Carolina death row inmate Richard Moore was executed by lethal injection on Nov. 1. He was convicted of the 1999 murder of store clerk James Mahoney.

Moore was the last person remaining on South Carolina's death row to be convicted by a jury with no Black members, his defense attorneys say. He is also believed to be the only person in the history of South Carolina's death penalty executed for an armed robbery who did not bring the fatal weapon to the scene.