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🚨 23 YEARS STOLEN. A DEATH SENTENCE. SIX TRIALS. FREED. NOW CURTIS FLOWERS IS DEAD AT AGE 56 🚨 Curtis Flowers, the Mississippi man who spent nearly 23 years in prison after being accused of the 1996 murders at Tardy Furniture in Winona, Mississippi, has died at age 56. Flowers was found dead October 7, 2026, according to the Montgomery County coroner. His cause of death has not been released and remains under investigation. The case began after four people were killed inside the furniture store: owner Bertha Tardy and employees Robert Golden, Carmen Rigby and Derrick Stewart. Flowers was accused of the murders and prosecuted six separate times, maintaining his innocence throughout the case. His first five trials ended in mistrials or convictions that were later overturned. His sixth trial resulted in a conviction and death sentence. In 2019, the U.S. Supreme Court overturned that conviction, finding that prosecutors had violated the Constitution by intentionally striking Black prospective jurors. Flowers was released later that year. In 2020, the capital murder charges were dismissed with prejudice, and a judge later ordered Mississippi to pay Flowers $500,000 for his wrongful imprisonment. But no court ruling or payment could return the nearly 23 years he lost. The four 1996 murders remain unsolved. Six trials. Nearly 23 years behind bars. A death sentence. A Supreme Court reversal. Charges dismissed. And now Curtis Flowers is dead at age 56. Our condolences go out to Curtis Flowers’ family, friends and everyone who loved him. May they find comfort and strength as they grieve his loss. May Curtis Flowers’ story never be forgotten. #mississippi #prison #fyp #fypシ #viral
🚨 23 YEARS STOLEN. A DEATH SENTENCE. SIX TRIALS. FREED. NOW CURTIS FLOWERS IS DEAD AT AGE 56 🚨 Curtis Flowers, the Mississippi man who spent nearly 23 years in prison after being accused of the 1996 murders at Tardy Furniture in Winona, Mississippi, has died at age 56. Flowers was found dead October 7, 2026, according to the Montgomery County coroner. His cause of death has not been released and remains under investigation. The case began after four people were killed inside the furniture store: owner Bertha Tardy and employees Robert Golden, Carmen Rigby and Derrick Stewart. Flowers was accused of the murders and prosecuted six separate times, maintaining his innocence throughout the case. His first five trials ended in mistrials or convictions that were later overturned. His sixth trial resulted in a conviction and death sentence. In 2019, the U.S. Supreme Court overturned that conviction, finding that prosecutors had violated the Constitution by intentionally striking Black prospective jurors. Flowers was released later that year. In 2020, the capital murder charges were dismissed with prejudice, and a judge later ordered Mississippi to pay Flowers $500,000 for his wrongful imprisonment. But no court ruling or payment could return the nearly 23 years he lost. The four 1996 murders remain unsolved. Six trials. Nearly 23 years behind bars. A death sentence. A Supreme Court reversal. Charges dismissed. And now Curtis Flowers is dead at age 56. Our condolences go out to Curtis Flowers’ family, friends and everyone who loved him. May they find comfort and strength as they grieve his loss. May Curtis Flowers’ story never be forgotten. #mississippi #prison #fyp #fypシ #viral

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