BOLDUAN: As we speak, a Georgia state prison parole board is meeting to consider the fate of an inmate scheduled to be executed an hours from now. Kelly Kisingdanner played a role in her husband's death back in 1997. And her children are asking for the state to the spare her life. If she is put to death, it is going to be the first woman to be executed in more than 70 years in Georgia. And, Martin Savidge has been following this story. Martin, the children forgive her, and what is expected to go in the parole board meeting, Martin?</s>MARTIN SAVIDGE, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Well, they have ruled in the past when it comes to Kelly Kisingdanner, but because it is the 11th hour, they are reconsidering once more. They could possibly commute her sentence or decide it is life with parole or not life with parole or to go on with the execution. She would be the first person executed in what they call the modern era which is 1976 on who did not actually commit the murder themselves. In other words, didn't stab or pull the trigger, and that was done by her boyfriend, and he got life without possibility of parole, and they are saying, this is disproportionate, because the guy who actually killed the husband gets opportunity for patrol, and she gets the death sentence, and this is the third time she has prepared to die. In February, the execution was delayed due to bad weather, and in March, it was delayed due to concerns about the drug to be used to carry out the lethal injection, and so it is the third time. And so we will wait to see what the parole board will do, and the governor has no say in Georgia on this matter.</s>BOLDUAN: And her children are all involved and caught in the middle of it. Martin, thanks so much. We will standby and see what happens. Coming up for us, an exPLOsion at a gas station, and the spider involved in it all. It was, of course, all caught on camera.
Georgia State Parole Board Considers Woman's Fate