Flowers was convicted of the 1996 murders of four people in his latest trial and sentenced to execution. Flowers’ lawyers appealed to the U.S. Supreme Court. They ruled that Doug Evans, the Montgomery County District Attorney, had unconstitutionally prevented Black jurors from being on the jury. In Flowers’ six trials, 61 out of 72 jurors were White. Flowers stated that “Today, my freedom is finally over,” in a statement to The New York Times. Flowers was released on bail in December 2019, as the appeal was underway. Vangela M. Wade (president and CEO of Mississippi Center for Justice), was interviewed about Flowers’ case on the podcast “In The Dark”. “The Mississippi Center for Justice represented Curtis Flowers over the past year and helped to bring this tragic case to a positive conclusion. Today, Mr. Mr.