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: Texas Death Penalty BlogExecution Watch: Live coverage of David Martinez's Execution
By "Persian Cowboy"
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?Shining a Spotlight on Texas?s Badge of Shame Through Live Coverage of Executions.? EXECUTION WATCHFeb. 4, 2009, 6:00?7:00 p.m. Central TimeKPFT 90.1 FM, HD-2, HoustonINTERNET: At 6 p.m. CT go to www.executionwatch.org, click on ?Listen?*** If the execution is canceled, we?ll cancel the show. But only then. ***SCHEDULED FOR EXECUTION: DAVID MARTINEZTexas intends to execute 36-year-old Martinez, who was convicted in 1994 slaying of hisgirlfriend, Carolina Prado, and her teenage son, Erik Prado, in San Antonio. SHOW LINEUPHost: RAY HILLRay is an ex-convict, writ writer and former general manager of KPFT. The winner of four federal police-abuse cases against the City of Houston, Ray is a long-time activist for prisoners' rights. He has lost a number of friends to the Texas death machine...continue to full postFull post as published by Texas Death Penalty Blog on February 02, 2009 (boomark / email).
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