Tremane Wood Lost Consciousness in His Cell After Life Spared From Execution
Tremane Wood Passed Out In His Prison Cell ... After Life Spared
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Tremane Wood's new lease on life is off to a rough start after his life was spared at the very last minute this week ... he was found unresponsive in his prison cell Thursday within hours of his commutation.
ICYMI ... the convicted murderer was scheduled for execution for his role in a botched robbery in 2002, in which a man was stabbed to death. He was set to die on Thursday morning, but his sentence was commuted to life in prison without parole by Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt.
Wood was sent back to his cell. Guards performing a routine check later found him unresponsive, according to the Associated Press.
Wood was found to be suffering from dehydration and stress. He received medical treatment and was listed as stable Thursday night.
Thompson told authorities he probably rolled off his bunk ... he said he woke up in the infirmary with "my head busted and my lip busted." He said he hadn't eaten anything the day before.
Wood's staying positive in light of the incident, though.
His attorney, Amanda Bass Castro Alves, tells TMZ he's focusing on healing from his past trauma with all the new time he has on his hands. She also said Wood was incredibly grateful after his sentence was commuted, and he's looking forward to working on himself.
