He was on death row for the Sept. 16, 1999, shooting death of James Mahoney at Nikki’s Speed Mart in Spartanburg. Moore was convicted of murder by an all-white jury on Oct. 20, 2001 ...

Moore was sentenced to death for fatally shooting Mahoney, 42, during a 1999 robbery at Nikki’s Speedy Mart, a convenience store in Spartanburg County. Prosecutors said Moore robbed the store to ...

Richard Moore, 59, was issued the maximum sentence over the 1999 shooting of a store clerk in Spartanburg County and has been sitting on death row for the last 23 years. But a clemency petition ...

But the unusual case of Richard Moore, who shot and killed Spartanburg County store clerk James Mahoney during a robbery gone wrong, may represent a grim series of landmarks. He would likely be ...

Moore entered the store in Spartanburg County unarmed and pulled Mahoney’s handgun away from him. Mahoney then grabbed a second gun and shot Moore in the arm before Moore fired a fatal shot at ...

More: 'One stop shop': FEMA, Team SC to visit Clemson, Spartanburg, Greenville this week According to the Associated Press, Moore, who is Black, is the only person on South Carolina's death row ...

TWO DAYS FROM THE ORIGINALLY SCHEDULED EXECUTION OF RICHARD MOORE, IT IS NOT CLEAR WHAT IS NEXT. HE WAS CONVICTED OF SHOOTING AND KILLING JAMES MAHONEY AT A CONVENIENCE STORE IN SPARTANBURG COUNTY ...

On Monday evening in Spartanburg, South Carolina, the shop once used by former team owner Bud Moore was heavily damaged by fire and is a total loss. Located on North Fairview Drive, the abandoned ...

The Spartanburg Fire Marshal said crews were called around 11:17 p.m. to the old Bud Moore Engineering building located along North Fairview Avenue. Upon arrival, crews encountered heavy fire.

SPARTANBURG, S.C. (WSPA) – Where the home of Bud Moore Engineering once was, now lays a pile of rubble and ash. “You can smell it, you can smell the charred ruins, when you used to come here ...