Sentenced To DEATH For... NOT Killing? Kelly Gissendaner

Kelly Gissendaner was the only woman on Georgia’s death row—and the first executed in the state in 70 years. Convicted of orchestrating her husband’s murder, Kelly’s case made national headlines not just for the crime, but for what came after: a profound transformation behind bars. In this episode, we explore Kelly’s journey from a life of trauma and violence to one of faith, remorse, and redemption. With powerful support from her own children, fellow inmates, and even Pope Francis, her story raises difficult, uncomfortable questions about justice, mercy, and the true purpose of prison. Was Kelly beyond saving? Or did the system fail to recognize real change? Brought To You By: https://thegeorgiagazette.com/ Written And Hosted By: Nichole Mondshein Edited By: Joshua John of https://www.youtube.com/@UCk4A5tgXpgBMBo_GKIY6jDg