Death row: Kelly Renee Gissendaner (above), 46,  is now scheduled to be put to death on Monday A mother-of-three who will become the first woman to be executed in Georgia in 70 years has been granted a few more days of life - thanks to the weather, despite her clemency being denied. Kelly Renee Gissendaner, 46, had been scheduled to receive the lethal injection at 7pm on Wednesday at the state prison in Jackson, but the execution has now been reset for Monday, according to a Department of Corrections statement. The department did not provide a reason, but a winter storm is forecast to hit parts of Georgia on Wednesday afternoon, closing schools and offices and prompting warnings about roads.
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Kelly Gissendaner was sentenced to death for making her boyfriend murder her husband Douglas in 1997
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A winter storm is forecast to hit parts of Georgia this afternoon so her execution has been rescheduled for Monday, authorities said
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On Tuesday, she appealed for clemency and her daughter pleaded for leniency on her behalf - but the appeal was denied on Wednesday
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She was sentenced to death for persuading her then-lover to kidnap and stab her husband before she helped him burn the man's car
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The boyfriend, Gregory Owen, is serving life behind bars
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Even though she did not kill anyone, authorities said her husband would be alive if it were not for her
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She has requested a massive last meal including two Burger King Whoppers with cheese, cornbread, fries and cherry vanilla ice cream
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