article_snippet: Randall Wayne Mays was convicted of murder after a shootout in 2007 left Henderson County Sheriff's Office Investigator Paul Steven Habelt and Deputy Tony Price Ogburn
article_snippet: Randall Wayne Mays, 55, was due to be executed on Wednesday but a Texas appeals court put a stop to a Texas appeals court .
article_snippet: The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals agreed with Randall Wayne Mays lawyers that additional review is needed to determine if Randall Wayne Mays is mentally competent for execution.
article_snippet: Randall Wayne Mays was going to receive a lethal injection.
article_snippet: As a result of this order, Randall Wayne Mays case will be sent back to Henderson County.
article_snippet: The state believes Randall Wayne Mays was aware of his execution and why his execution was going to happen.
highlights_snippet: Randall Wayne Mays due to die Wednesday for killing two in shootout .
  
highlights_snippet: Appeals court ruled Randall Wayne Mays might not be mentally competent for execution .
  