Death Row General Facts
The Supreme Court and the death penalty:
The case of Furman vs. Georgia was decided by the U.S. Supreme Court in June 1972. In that case, the Court held that capital punishment was unconstitutional and struck down state death penalty laws nationwide. A number of death penalty sentences were commuted to life in prison. In 1976 the Supreme Court overturned its ruling in Furman and upheld the constitutionality of the death penalty in the case of Gregg vs. Georgia.
DEATH CHAMBER
MISSISSIPPI STATE PRISON

Lisa Chamberlain #122376
CMCF MSU 418 - DR
Po Box 88550
Pearl MS 39288


Michelle Byrom #K4686
CMCF MSU 416 - DR
Po Box 88550
Pearl MS 39288
We offer death row inmates free pen pal listings. We don't use a lot of frills or graphics. We feel the situation isn't suitable for that. We make no claims of their innocense, we are not inmate advocates and won't argue the merits of the death penaty. We simply offer their addresses because we feel that as long as there is breath, there is hope for the soul.
We have written all of these DR offenders and they all said they enjoyed our newsletters and correspondence as it took their minds away from the confinement, if only for a minute.
If an offender is on DR, they have been found guilty and convicted. Whether they are executed remains to be seen. We feel that in either case, life imprisonment or death, they have been punished enough.
Jesus when ask about the death penalty of a woman, he simply said he that is wiithout sin may cast the first stone. (paraphrased.) He did not strike down the death penalty, he was simply admonishing us to examine our souls first before we judged others.
Since the death penalty was reinstated in 1976, 1,173 convicted murderers have been executed in the United States. (As of September 1, 2009)

As of November 3, 2009 there have been 139 exonerations in 26 different States.

Florida 23, Oklahoma 10, Ohio 5, Mississippi 3, Kentucky 1, Illinois 20, Texas 11, Louisiana 8, Arizona 8, North Carolina 8, Pennsylvania 6, Alabama 6, California 3, Georgia 5, New Mexico 4, Massachusetts 3, Missouri 3, South Carolina 2, Indiana 2, Tennessee 2, Idaho 1, Maryland 1,Nebraska 1, Nevada 1, Virginia 1, Washington 1

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Angela is NOT on Death Row but has a 'Life - Without' sentence.
Age 39 - Brown hair, brown eyes - 5' tall, 118 lbs - Divorced.


             I am looking for mail from God. Something that's going to
    make me feel good when I read it, something to help me spiritually
    when I see it. Something you know is going to make me hold my head
    up and say yes I can go on, I see what you mean. Someone who will
    inspire me as I inspire you to keep moving forward in life despite the
    odds against us. Someone who may understand what I am going
    through, as I may them.

    I do hope to hear from YOU soon ....

                                                                   Angela

ANGELA RIGDON 115742 - CMCF 1-A - E BLDG - PEARL MS 39288
Kristi Fulgham 117337
CMCF MSU 417 - DR
Po Box 88550
Pearl MS 39288
Kristi has been removed from Death Row.
Her sentence was overturned and changed to 'Life" However she still remains in Maximum Security.
Updated information on the Death Penalty and execurtions in the US available HERE