Today WE Want to Ask You This Simple Oxymoronic Question that seems to have us all confused,
Why Do We Kill People Who Kill People to Show that Killing People Is Wrong ?
Take a Look at this video of Ray Krone – who tells you his horror story,
This explains why Troy Davis Has Run Out Of Time and Justice.
The Evil that Bill Clinton Did when he enacted that Terrorism Bill which totally denies anyone the right to have New Evidence Introduced; totally denegrated the civil rights and justice process.
How can you kill a man when there is evidence showing he is not guilty of the crime ?
Do You Want to see this happen to anyone else ? then Speak UP NOW.
Troy Davis IS ME and Troy Davis is also YOU.
Remember What Ray Krone Said, because he was totally exonerated, he can tell his story – but who will be here to Tell the Story of Troy Davis ?
Text “TROY” to 90999 – To Get The Facts and Act Today
Director of National Coalition to Abolish the Death Penalty Reflects on the 132nd Death Row Exoneration
On May 14, Diann Rust-Tierney wrote a compelling article for The Huffington Post concerning the Paul House case and its implications for other cases of possible innocence, specifically the case of Troy Davis. Davis currently sits on Georgia’s death row and is awaiting a decision in his case by the U.S. Supreme Court. If the Court refuses to hear his case or otherwise grant relief, his execution date could be set at any time. Read full article here
In 1991, Troy was convicted in the murder of off-duty police officer Mark MacPhail largely on the basis of eyewitness testimony – no physical evidence links him to the crime. Since his trial, seven of nine eyewitnesses have recanted their original statements, yet federal law prevents these new eyewitness statements from being heard.Troy’s execution had been scheduled for September 23rd, 2008. On September 12, 2008 he was denied clemency by the Georgia Board of Pardons and Paroles. Two hours before he was to be killed he received stay from the U.S. Supreme Court pending its decision as to whether it would hear his appeal. On October 14, 2008, the Court denied his request for relief so that his evidence of innocence could be heard in a legal proceeding. Just one day later, Troy Davis’ execution was set for October 27 at 7pm EST. On October 24, the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals issued a stay pending further examination and possible acceptance of a new appeal. On April 16, by a 2-1 vote the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals denied Troy’s appeal but issued a 30 stay to allow time for an appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court.
Tuesday, May 19th is Troy Anthony Davis Global Day of Action, an event sponsored by Amnesty International and endorsed by the National Coalition to Abolish the Death Penalty.
