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"I Was Framed for MURDER!" In this gripping second part of the tenth episode of Death Row Stories, Anthony Graves shares the nightmare of being wrongfully convicted of a brutal crime he didn’t commit.

Anthony was living a normal life in Brenham, Texas, when Texas Rangers showed up and arrested him out of the blue. He had no idea why.

His case exposes the harsh realities of racial prejudice and systemic injustice in America. How could an innocent man be accused and convicted without evidence? Anthony recounts his powerful journey of resilience, the fight for truth, and the impact this ordeal had on his life.

This is more than just a story—it’s a call to action. Watch now to hear Anthony’s voice and learn the urgent truth about wrongful convictions in America.

In this powerful episode, we begin uncovering the extraordinary life of Anthony Graves, a man who faced unimaginable circumstances after being falsely accused. Arrested for a crime he didn’t commit, Anthony's journey through the justice system will leave you speechless.

Anthony is the author of Infinite Hope, a memoir that delves into his harrowing experience.In this first part of his story, we start at the beginning of his nightmare. How does someone go from an ordinary life to being accused of something so heinous? And what happens next?

This is a story of resilience, courage, and the fight for truth that everyone needs to hear.

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Key topics covered in this video:

Falsely accused and arrested

Justice system failures

Anthony Graves' story of survival and hope

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In the fourth episode of Death Row Stories, Pamela Perillo recounts her tumultuous journey from Southern California to Texas. After a difficult youth in Linwood, California, marred by abuse and addiction (as covered in Part 1), Pamela continues her raw and heartfelt storytelling, revealing the struggles that led her from Compton—one of California’s toughest neighborhoods—to the streets of Houston. Her story offers an unfiltered look at life on the edge, navigating crime and survival across state lines. Be sure to listen the first part of the episode first. Pamela shares the beginnings of her story, setting the stage for the harrowing journey that follows. Subscribe to stay informed and engaged with the stories that need to be told.

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In this first part of the 4th episode of Death Row Stories, we begin an emotional and gripping journey with Pamela Perillo, a woman whose life has been marked by unimaginable hardships, including severe abuse and addiction. From a tumultuous childhood to life-changing events, Pamela’s story, as shared in Salvation on Death Row, gives us a raw and inspiring glimpse into survival and resilience. While this episode focuses on the early years of her journey, stay tuned for future parts where Pamela shares her unique perspective on life inside death row. Her story is one of hope, redemption, and incredible strength.

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Join acclaimed filmmaker Richard Linklater at the Texas Tribune Festival in Austin on September 7, 2024, as he uncovers the devastating reality of Texas prisons. Linklater's personal involvement in a groundbreaking lawsuit against the 'baking' of prisoners’ organs in un-air-conditioned cells is revealed. Learn how a chance visit to his friend Bernie, from his 2011 movie, led to this pivotal legal battle.

In this episode, you will also hear from Dr. Amit Dominic, founder of Texas Prisons Community Advocates, who is working to support incarcerated people and their families. You'll also meet Marci Marie, a former Texas inmate and now an advocate with a massive TikTok following, as she shares firsthand experiences of the extreme heat behind bars.

Listen this episode of Death Row Stories to uncover the untold reality of the Texas prison system and the fight for dignity. And don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more powerful stories!

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As the state of Texas prepared to execute Ramiro Gonzales on June 26, 2024, we took a journey to Huntsville to explore who gathers outside the prison walls during these moments—and why.

In this episode of Death Row Stories, we bring you the voices of those who stood outside the Texas State Penitentiary that night. From members of the Texas Abolition Against the Death Penalty to religious leaders and concerned citizens, they share their thoughts on justice, forgiveness, the role of the state, and the impact of the death penalty on the convicted, their families, and the victims' families.

Why Listen: This episode offers a unique, on-the-ground perspective of an execution night in Texas, capturing the emotions, stories, and convictions of those who believe their presence matters.

Join the Conversation: What are your thoughts on the death penalty? Reflect on the perspectives shared in this episode, and let us know what you think by reaching out on social media or leaving a review.

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Welcome to Death Row Stories.

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Join me in Houston as I interview Estelle Hebron-Jones from the Texas Defender Service, a leading organization in the fight to end the death penalty since 1995. In this insightful discussion, we delve into Estelle's 2024 report, "Arbitrary and Capricious: Examining Racial Disparities in Harris County's Pursuit of Death Sentences" which examines the racial disparities in death sentences in Harris County, Texas, often referred to as the death penalty capital of the world. Estelle provides a detailed overview of Harris County's troubling history with the death penalty, including shocking statistics and specific cases that highlight the systemic racial biases present in the pursuit of death sentences. We explore the criteria under which the death penalty is applied, the political and historical context that shapes current practices, and the profound impact of racial biases on sentencing. Through this interview, you'll gain a deeper understanding of the complexities and injustices surrounding the death penalty in Harris County, as well as the ongoing efforts by the Texas Defender Service and other advocacy groups to address these issues. Whether you're interested in criminal justice reform, legal practices, or human rights, this video offers valuable insights and critical perspectives on a pressing issue. Don't miss this important conversation on the fight for justice and equality in the legal system. Like, comment, and subscribe for more thought-provoking content. On YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@Death-Row-Stories On Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/death-row-stories/id1754379361 On Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6xDKhLb0evGfwsJKjjQ0SA On Amazon Music: https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/47642512-7d12-4814-8145-127f6b32ba3b/death-row-stories Thank you to Corentin Soibinet, Cécile Clocheret, Florence Puzin.

Join me in Houston as I interview Estelle Hebron-Jones from the Texas Defender Service, a leading organization in the fight to end the death penalty since 1995. In this insightful discussion, we delve into Estelle's 2024 report, "Arbitrary and Capricious: Examining Racial Disparities in Harris County's Pursuit of Death Sentences" which examines the racial disparities in death sentences in Harris County, Texas, often referred to as the death penalty capital of the world. Estelle provides a detailed overview of Harris County's troubling history with the death penalty, including shocking statistics and specific cases that highlight the systemic racial biases present in the pursuit of death sentences. We explore the criteria under which the death penalty is applied, the political and historical context that shapes current practices, and the profound impact of racial biases on sentencing. Through this interview, you'll gain a deeper understanding of the complexities and injustices surrounding the death penalty in Harris County, as well as the ongoing efforts by the Texas Defender Service and other advocacy groups to address these issues. Whether you're interested in criminal justice reform, legal practices, or human rights, this video offers valuable insights and critical perspectives on a pressing issue. Don't miss this important conversation on the fight for justice and equality in the legal system. Like, comment, and subscribe for more thought-provoking content. On YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@Death-Row-Stories On Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/death-row-stories/id1754379361 On Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6xDKhLb0evGfwsJKjjQ0SA On Amazon Music: https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/47642512-7d12-4814-8145-127f6b32ba3b/death-row-stories Thank you to Corentin Soibinet, Cécile Clocheret, Florence Puzin.

Welcome to the inaugural episode of my podcast and YouTube channel! I'm François Picard, a journalist and documentary director with over 20 years of experience filming stories around the world for various news media. Throughout my career, I have covered many significant events, but the most impactful reports were those I produced about death row in the US. In this channel, I aim to inform and shed light on the complex and often harrowing stories behind the death penalty. Join me as I delve into these death row stories, bringing you firsthand accounts and in-depth analysis of a topic that is as controversial as it is important. Welcome to Death Row Stories. On YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@Death-Row-Stories On Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/death-row-stories/id1754379361 On Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6xDKhLb0evGfwsJKjjQ0SA On Amazon Music: https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/47642512-7d12-4814-8145-127f6b32ba3b/death-row-stories

What drives someone to witness over 400 executions? In this ninth episode of Death Row Stories, meet Gloria Rubac, a retired teacher who has spent decades outside the Huntsville Unit on execution days, vocally opposing the practice when lethal injections are carried out. She has become a determined and unwavering figure in one of the world’s most controversial practices. What compels her to return, time and time again? Is it protest, compassion, or something deeply personal? Watch as we uncover the untold story of a woman whose life is intertwined with the stark reality of death row.

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