@foxnews: BREAKING: Pakistan's Supreme Court is upholding the death sentence of a Christian man accused of insulting the Prophet Muhammad, as his attorneys raise concerns about a lack of evidence and threats surrounding blasphemy trials. Qaisar Ayub faces execution while his brother Amoon is being acquitted after approximately 10 years in prison. An attorney involved in the case says threatening mobs have appeared at blasphemy proceedings, including one group allegedly warning that judges who refuse to impose death sentences could be killed. The legal battle is far from over. See what attorneys are pursuing next to prevent Qaisar's execution. Full story at the link.