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Hann was sentenced to death for the murder of her two-month-old daughter Montana in 2001, who was beaten to death. Hann was also convicted of murdering her six-week-old son Jason in 1999, who was also beaten to death. 10 years, 2 months and 23 days. In 2019, Hann was moved to a woman's prison and is on death row.
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Ame Lynn Deal (July 24, 2000 – July 12, 2011) was an...
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Wendi Elizabeth Andriano (née Ochoa; born August 6, 1970) is...
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On May 30, 2009, 29-year-old Raul Flores Jr. and his...
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Summary of scheduled executions. As of May 17, 2024, a total of 36 people are scheduled to be executed in the United States. [1] All of these executions are scheduled over four calendar years in five U.S. states. [2] There are a total of 11 pending motions to set an execution date across four states. [3]
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1895 1. Michael Sabol, Pennsylvania. Convicted 1891. 1897 1. George Rusnak, Pennsylvania. Convicted 1891. 2. William Jackson Marion, Nebraska. Convicted 1887. 1898 1. Will Purvis, Mississippi. Convicted 1893.
1901 1. Michael J. Synon, Illinois. Convicted 1900. 1902 1. Henry Miller, Arkansas. Convicted 1888. 1905 1. Samuel Greason, Pennsylvania. Convicted 1901.
1911 1. David Sherman, Tennessee. Convicted 1907. 2. Andrew Toth, Pennsylvania. Convicted 1891. 3. Stearns Kendall Abbott, Massachusetts. Convicted 1880. 1913 1. J.B. Brown, Florida. Convicted 1901. 1915 1. John McElwrath, Tennessee. Convicted 1903. 1917 1. Herman Zajicek, Illinois. Convicted 1907. 1918 1. Charles Stielow, New York. Convicted 1915.
1920 1. Frank Jordano, Louisiana. Convicted 1919. 2. John Pender, Oregon. Convicted 1913. 1928 1. George Williams, North Carolina. Convicted 1922. 2. Fred Dove, North Carolina. Convicted 1922. 3. Frank Dove, North Carolina. Convicted 1922. 1929 1. Joseph Weaver, Ohio. Convicted 1927.
1930 1. Gangi Cero, Massachusetts. Convicted 1927. 2. Richard Phillips, Virginia. Convicted 1900. 1931 1. William Harper, Virginia. Convicted 1931. 1933 1. Harry Cashin, New York. Convicted 1931. 2. Edward Larkman, New York. Convicted 1926. 1936 1. Gus Langley, North Carolina. Convicted 1932. 1937 1. Eugene Williams, Alabama. Convicted 1931. 2. Wil...
1940 1. George Bilger, Pennsylvania. Convicted 1938. 1942 1. Walter Woodward, Florida. Convicted 1933. 2. Jack Williamson, Florida. Convicted 1933. 3. Charlie Davis, Florida. Convicted 1933. 1943 1. William Wellmon, North Carolina. Convicted 1942. 1945 1. Charles Bernstein, DC. Convicted 1933. 1946 1. Sidney Rudish, New York. Convicted 1943. 2. Mor...
1951 1. Horace Wilson, New Jersey. Convicted 1948. 2. James Thorpe, New Jersey. Convicted 1948. 3. John McKenzie, New Jersey. Convicted 1948. 4. McKinley Forrest, New Jersey. Convicted 1948. 1952 1. Silas Rogers, Virginia. Convicted 1943. 1953 1. George Lettrich, Illinois. Convicted 1951. 1956 1. Camilo Leyra, New York. Convicted 1950. 1957 1. L.D....
1961 1. Warren Billings, California. Convicted 1916. 1962 1. Robert Lee Kidd, California. Convicted 1960. 2. Isidore Zimmerman, New York. Convicted 1938. 1965 1. Theodore Jordan, Oregon. Convicted 1932. 1966 1. Robert Ballard Bailey, West Virginia. Convicted 1950. 1967 1. James Giles, Maryland. Convicted 1961. 2. John Giles, Maryland. Convicted 196...
1971 1. Lloyd Eldon Miller, Illinois. Convicted 1956. 1973 1. Dave Roby Keaton, Florida. Convicted 1971. 1974 1. Anthony Carey, North Carolina. Convicted 1973. 1975 1. Freddie Pitts and Wilbur Lee, Florida. Convicted 1963 2. Clarence Smith, Jr., New Mexico. Convicted 1974. 3. Ronald Keine, New Mexico. Convicted 1974. 4. Richard Greer, New Mexico. C...
1980 1. Jerry Banks, Georgia. Convicted 1975. 2. Larry Hicks, Indiana. Convicted 1978. 1981 1. Michael Linder, South Carolina. Convicted 1979. 2. Johnny Ross, Louisiana. Convicted 1975. 1982 1. Lawyer Johnson, Massachusetts. Convicted 1972. 1986 1. Anthony Silah Brown, Florida. Convicted 1983. 2. Neil Ferber, Pennsylvania. Convicted 1981. 3. Cliffo...
Death Row Inmates. In 1953, there were 131 inmates on death row and 62 (47.3%) of them were executed. In 2020, the Federal Bureau of Prisons and 28 states held 2,469 prisoners under sentence of death, and executed 17 (0.7%) of them. Below, find out more about death row inmates, including the number of death row inmates, average time spent on ...
Both Sholes and Bovee's efforts passed the Legislature and the Death Penalty Repeal Act was signed into law by Governor Leonard Farwell on July 10, 1853. The elimination of the death penalty has not always been popular. Three separate lynchings of murder defendants by mobs in 1854-1855 led many to favor the re-establishment of the death penalty ...
Oct 26, 2022 · After weeks of testimony, a jury found Darrell Brooks Jr. guilty of six counts of first-degree intentional homicide and 70 other criminal charges for plowing his vehicle through the Waukesha Christmas parade last year. Following a three-week-long trial that was marked by tumult and repeated disruptions by Brooks, the jury deliberated for fewer ...
Jul 26, 2019 · Published 6:34 PM PDT, July 25, 2019. WASHINGTON (AP) — The Justice Department announced Thursday that it will resume executing death row prisoners for the first time in nearly two decades. At the direction of Attorney General William Barr, the federal Bureau of Prisons has scheduled the executions of five inmates being held on death row at ...
