Death Row Stories

After a family of six is found brutally murdered in a rural Texas town, a perpetrator confesses to the crime.

Hank Skinner was convicted of murdering his girlfriend and her two sons, but college students later discovered key pieces of evidence were never tested for DNA.

When 19-year-old Stacey Stites' body is found half-naked by the side of the road, her fianc?, police officer Jimmy Fennell, is cleared as a suspect.

After the murder of a four-year-old girl, police arrest a neighbor for the crime, but an author writing about the death penalty finds holes in the investigation.

A 17-year-old girl goes to a Mississippi hospital holding her deceased baby. A jury convicts her of murder, but a death penalty expert helps secure a re-trial.

The leader of a notorious biker club gets the death penalty, is later exonerated, and then again charged by the federal government under the RICO Act.

In a California home, someone murders a babysitter while leaving five children unscathed. The parents point to a local transient, who is now in prison.

Two teenage step-brothers of an 11-year-old girl confess to suffocating her, but with IQs under 60, they maintain their confessions were coerced.