Death row inmate Richard Glossip due to be executed tomorrow

Richard Glossip, sentenced to death for a murder committed by another, received a temporary reprieve just hours before his execution. His case has been fraught with legal challenges, including appeals to the US Supreme Court. Despite some judges' sympathy, his appeals have been unsuccessful. His lawyers hope a final appeal will highlight flaws in the death penalty system. The case could potentially influence the future of capital punishment in the US.

What is the significance of the new witnesses in Glossip's case?

What impact could Glossip's case have on the death penalty in the United States?