Did you know that a vast number of items can only be purchased within the prison system? Did you know that we cannot send these items to Hank via postal mail or subscriptions?
Here's our action of the month: IMPROVE HANK'S LIFE ON DEATH ROW!
Did you know that a vast number of items can only be purchased within the prison system? Did you know that we cannot send these items to Hank via postal mail or subscriptions?
Here's our action of the month: IMPROVE HANK'S LIFE ON DEATH ROW!
“There is simply no justifiable reason why Texas continues to waste taxpayer dollars in its decade-long fight to prevent scientific testing in Mr. Skinner’s case.”
On October 27, 2011, more than a dozen current and former lawmakers, prosecutors, judges, police officers and even a former Texas governor sent a letter today calling … Continue Reading ››
What can you possibly do to save Hank's life? A lot!
Do you have friends? Family members? Work colleagues? Here's our action of the month: NETWORKING!The summer is almost over and free time is often scarce.
So for you this month, here is a simple and quick action:
"DNA testing may well confirm Hank Skinner's guilt, too. But the incriminating DNA may also match Robert Donnell (or someone else)." Radley Balko
Read about Robert Donnell, the hidden suspect.
If you believe the justice system weighs both inculpatory and exculpatory evidence before sending a person to death row, think again!
Accused of a triple homicide that occurred in the home he shared with his girlfriend on New Year’s Eve 1993 in Texas, Hank Skinner was sentenced to death in March 1995 … Continue Reading ››
This section is the quintessential dynamic to save Hank's life with lots of ideas and suggestions for you to get involved, no matter how much time, energy or resources are available to you.
There is … Continue Reading ››
When the police found the body of Randy Busby, he was lying face down on the top bunk of a two storey bed. Given Hank's slight build, and the clearly debilitated state he was in, Dr. Glenn Larkin, forensic pathologist raises an interesting question:
"How high is … Continue Reading ››
Hank Skinner had an injury in his right hand which would have rendered him incapable of performing such an attack on any date remotely near that of the murders. #justice4hank
After arrest, Hank was taken to a hospital where he gave blood samples. The tests run on these samples provided startling results. They indicated a blood alcohol level, at the time of the murders, of 0.21%. The samples were taken six and a half hours after the alleged time of the murders and … Continue Reading ››