Justice for Nelson Serrano 🇪🇨

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

@HikariUber @GarrettGreeneTX @FreeRodneyReed facebook.com/share/1Ar4Rob7…

@free_serrano @GarrettGreeneTX @FreeRodneyReed Furthermore, Rodney isn't just guilty, he's stupid. He already sued to DNA test other items, and the State agreed. But because he's guilty, the State was able to find his DNA on even more items.

The first court hearing I ever participated in was the actual innocence evidentiary hearing for Rodney Reed. My colleagues and I in the TX AG criminal appeals division spent 2 weeks in Bastrop, Texas essentially conducting a re-trial in front of the state habeas judge. This included putting Jimmy Fennell on the stand along with various forensic pathology and DNA experts. It also included calling some of Reed’s additional female victims who testified at the original trial’s punishment phase—where they had to re-live severe trauma decades later. I also got to know Stacey Stites’ family members, including her sisters and daughter. I saw first-hand the impact this serial death penalty litigation has on the victims’ families. There is no doubt in my mind that Rodney Reed committed this horrific murder. After dozens of rounds of state and federal court appellate review, no court has ever come to a different conclusion. Hopefully this cert denial paves the way for the finality of this case the victims deserve.

@free_serrano @GarrettGreeneTX @FreeRodneyReed Why don't you support DNA testing on a belt used to strangle a woman? Are you afraid of the results? @EWess92

@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

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Nelson Serrano, once the oldest man on Florida's death row, was wrongfully convicted of a quadruple homicide. This week we had the privilege of being in @Undisclosedpod @EvidenceProf @rabiasquared undisclosedpod.com #deathpenalty @RDunhamDP

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. audioboom.com/posts/8815750-…

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: audioboom.com/posts/8815750-…

Entrevista de Manuel Aguilera a Nelson Serrano en el corredor de la muer... youtu.be/oIEcdbGFIS0?si… vía @YouTube

Orange County: Court grants William Thomas "Tommy" Zeigler, Jr. evidentiary hearing on DNA evidence, sets December 1, 2025 hearing date. fladeathpenalty.substack.com/p/orange-count… @FLDeathPenalty @MelKalEsq @FADPorg @WTIUSA @innocence #Florida #deathpenalty

Tommy Zeigler’s attorneys say new DNA evidence may upend 1975 murder conviction wftv.com/news/local/tom…

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.

Exonerated Missouri woman sues police for conspiracy and coverup that put her in prison for 43 years. kcur.org/news/2025-07-2… @kcur @samzeff @The_MIP @exonerationlist @WTIUSA @innocence #SandraHemme

Court rules in favor of Texas death row prisoner on right to sue to seek DNA testing. scotusblog.com/2025/06/court-… @SCOTUSblog @AHoweBlogger @TexDefender @TCADPdotORG @WTIUSA @innocence #RubenGutierrez #deathpenalty