Texas seeks to execute Robert Roberson for his daughter's death, but over 80 lawmakers doubt the shaken baby syndrome diagnosis.

Texas death row inmate Robert Roberson, convicted of killing his 2-year-old daughter based on shaken baby syndrome, faces renewed scrutiny. Over 80 lawmakers and experts doubt the diagnosis, suggesting she died from pneumonia. Despite this, Texas' attorney general defends the conviction, arguing the science hasn't changed. A bipartisan group seeks to halt Roberson's execution, questioning the validity of the original evidence.

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