Kwame Ajamu, an Ohio death row exoneree, shares his powerful story about a system that has destroyed too many lives.
With 1 exoneration for every 5 executions in Ohio capital cases, the system is fundamentally broken.
Nancy Petro speaks out on Ohio's death penalty and she has a message you need to hear. 🗣️ One exoneration for every five executions in Ohio capital cases. The stats don't lie. Time to end the death penalty. Tap the link in bio to learn more and take action! #TheClockIsTicking
Kwame Ajamu, an Ohio death row exoneree, shares his powerful story about a system that has destroyed too many lives.
With 1 exoneration for every 5 executions in Ohio capital cases, the system is fundamentally broken.
Ohio has a choice—and the time to act is now.
The death penalty is more expensive than non-capital cases, has no measurable impact on homicide rates, and is shaped by deep racial bias. Meanwhile, 56% of Ohioans support repeal. 1/
I was at the crime scene and believe #TyroneNoling is innocent of the crime that landed him on OH’s death row. I urge @GovMikeDeWine to grant him a full pardon. Read @DispatchAlerts op-ed from Sheriff Howe here: https://t.co/kSDiMwVuvp
October 10 is World Day Against the #DeathPenalty, and OTSE is partnering with @IJPCcincinnati to hold a walk in Columbus, followed by a program and luncheon. RSVP now: https://t.co/PHeR8mojQW
sentence with parole eligibility after January 1, 2029.
We are grateful to the tens of thousands of people across Ohio who took action urging a pardon. /2
Today, the Ohio Parole Board's report regarding Tyrone Noling’s hearing was released. The board recommends clemency be granted, but not a pardon.
@GovMikeDeWine will decide whether to pardon Tyrone Noling or accept the board’s recommendation of commutation to a life 1/
BREAKING: Ohio Parole Board recommends executive clemency with parole eligibility for #TyroneNoling, innocent man who has spent 30 years on death row. Read statement from attorney here: https://t.co/Id2Q2IS4kf
Here's your #inspirational story for today. Few things are more rewarding than when an #exoneree starts taking steps to get their lives back on track. That will happen in a big way this fall for Roy Blackman as a student at Wayne State University.
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