Robert Roberson, a death row inmate in Texas, is facing imminent execution based on a discredited diagnosis of shaken baby syndrome. As the execution date approaches, advocates and state lawmakers are calling for clemency, stating that new evidence suggests Roberson did not commit a crime. His legal team continues to argue that he is innocent, raising concerns about the reliability of shaken baby syndrome as a basis for conviction. Meanwhile, Texas courts have recently overturned similar convictions, prompting discussions around the validity of such evidence. With limited options left for appeal, the focus intensifies on whether Governor Abbott will intervene to prevent what many believe to be the unjust execution of an innocent man.