Today we said goodbye, Hank. We shared our best memories of him, his accomplishments & his jokes. — Justice4HankSkinner
Tag Archives: innocence
Execute at any cost
Texas continues its race against time, against life and truth, against innocent people, like Hank Skinner. #Justice4HankSkinner
Twila Busby’s best friend talks about Robert Donnell
Vicki Treat Broadstreet explains the relationship between Twila and her maternal uncle, Robert Donnell. Another testimony pointing at Robert Donnell as the actual killer, not Hank Skinner. The reality of his behavior with his niece, Twila, speaks to his motive and involvement in the murders.
Watch her interview (Excerpt from … Continue Reading ››
Action Summer 2018
This summer, don’t forget Hank!
Here's our action of the summer:
GO GREEN!
This summer
Hank’s defense fund is dangerously in the red! Your support is needed now: please help us change … Continue Reading ››
News – June 9, 2018
After the hearing held last January in Pampa, and as expected, Judge Emmert endorsed the findings and conclusion submitted by the state of Texas.
The case is now back before the Court of Criminal Appeals in Austin.
The defense has until June 20th, 2018 to submit its supplemental brief and the … Continue Reading ››
Innocence on death row
Innocence on death row is an unacceptable collateral damage of the American legal system. Almost a quarter of a century claiming one’s innocence without being heard or listened to, so what if it were you?
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Thank you for watching thess short videos and for sharing them around you to strengthen the support for … Continue Reading ››
News February 27, 2018
After the hearing...
As you know, and while hank’s appeal is on hold with the Court of Criminal Appeals, on January 8th and 9th a hearing took place in the trial court in Pampa to allow both the defense and the state to present their respective interpretations … Continue Reading ››
The law of the land in 2017…
It’s not nice to execute innocent people… but it’s legal
The Case of Hank Skinner
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 ››
Randy Busby’s Murderer – A Question of Height
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 ››