Nelson Serrano was kidnapped from Ecuador by a Florida state attorney and convicted of murdering four people without any evidence. Now, he sits on death row as his family and lawyers work to prove his innocence.
Watch the documentary through @PrimeVideo@RDunhamDP#news
@GarrettGreeneTX Rodney Reed is innocent; it's absurd that they refuse to analyze the DNA-covered belt used to strangle the victim. Fennell was a police officer in Texas and in 2007 he was arrested for kidnapping and sexual misconduct with a person in his custody. Free @FreeRodneyReed
Nelson Serrano, once the oldest man on Florida's death row, was wrongfully convicted of a quadruple homicide.
Today, we have the honor of speaking to his son, Francisco.
https://t.co/fFt0maYxUT
In this week's new @Undisclosedpod, we speak with Francisco Serrano, the son of Nelson Serrano, once the oldest man on Florida's death row, wrongfully convicted of four murders: https://t.co/7So6yjME9e
Many innocent people have been executed since 1976, Ledell Lee, Ivan Cantu, to name a few, the death penalty is useless, it does not generate an "anti-crime effect", it is more expensive than life imprisonment. @RDunhamDP@DPInfoCtr
Nelson Serrano lawyer, Roy Black, has died. He took on the case as part of post-conviction efforts to challenge Serrano’s death sentence, focusing on alleged constitutional violations, suppression of evidence, and the need for new DNA testing.
Many innocent people have been executed since 1976, Ledell Lee, Ivan Cantu, to name a few, the death penalty is useless, it does not generate an "anti-crime effect", it is more expensive than life imprisonment. @RDunhamDP@DPInfoCtr
Good article in which facts and logic triumph over emotion. What the empirical evidence shows is that “there have been no proven wrongful executions in the ‘modern’ era of capital punishment – the period since the Supreme Court instituted reforms in 1976” https://t.co/3XaWNSqElx
Nelson Serrano lawyer, Roy Black, has died. He took on the case as part of post-conviction efforts to challenge Serrano’s death sentence, focusing on alleged constitutional violations, suppression of evidence, and the need for new DNA testing.
Nelson Serrano was kidnapped from Ecuador by a Florida state attorney and convicted of murdering four people without any evidence. Now, he sits on death row as his family and lawyers work to prove his innocence.
Watch the documentary through @PrimeVideo@RDunhamDP#news