Scheduled Executions in Texas

Texas is nearing 500 executions in the modern era since the 1976 U.S. Supreme Court ruling that the death penalty was constitutional. Texas conducted its first execution after the ruling in 1982.

To express your opposition to any execution, you can contact Governor Rick Perry’s office at 512 463 2000. If you call after business hours, you can leave a voice mail message. During business hours, someone should answer the phone. You can also send a message using a form on Perry’s official website.

498) Jefferey Williams, May 15, 2013

TDCJ Info on Williams

499) Elroy Chester III, April 24, 2013

TDCJ Info on Elroy Chester

500) Kimberly McCarthy, April 3, 2013

TDCJ Info on McCarthy

501) Rigoberto Avila Jr July 10, 2013

TDCJ Info on Avila

502) John Quintanilla Jr. July 16, 2103

TDCJ Info on Quintanilla

503) Vaughn Ross, July 18, 2013

TDCJ Info on Ross

504) Douglas Feldman, July 31, 2013

TDCJ Info on Feldman

505) Robert Garza, September 19, 2013

TDCJ Info on Garza

506) Arturo Diaz September 26, 2013

TDCJ Info on Diaz

 

 

One Response to Scheduled Executions

  1. Robert Long says:

    Good morning
    The cost of putting these killer to death is plum crazy these people are killers and that is all, the bible says judge them and if gillty kill them most people law a biding people will never make 2.3 million in there lifetime. 2.3 million to get them to the chamber is out of control just my view.

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