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Kim Kardashian supports end of California death penalty

By Reuters
16 March 2019   |   9:22 am
Kim Kardashian supports end of California death penalty. California Governor Gavin Newsom recently signed an executive order suspending the death penalty in California. As a result, 737 inmates currently on death row will not be executed.

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