The Supreme Court is grappling with the contentious case of Richard Glossip, an Oklahoma death row inmate who has faced execution multiple times and is currently seeking to overturn his conviction. The justices appear divided, with some expressing concern over the potential for wrongful execution. The Oklahoma Attorney General has voiced support for a new trial, citing significant doubts raised about the integrity of the original testimony. As the court hears arguments, the implications of this case spotlight broader issues within the criminal justice system, including prosecutorial misconduct and the ethical responsibilities of the judicial system. With Glossip having had three 'last meals', his future remains uncertain as the court approaches a decision that may change the course of his life.