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1. writeaprisoner.com › death-row-prison-pen-palsDeath Row Inmates Seeking Pen-pals on WriteAPrisoner.com

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   Death Row Prison Pen-Pals. You are viewing all of the death row inmates currently listed on WriteAPrisoner.com. These inmates have a scheduled execution date. If you are interested in writing to a prisoner on death row, please select from the list below.

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2. ohiohistory.libguides.com › cOhio State Penitentiary - Prison Records at the Archives ...

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   Oct 7, 2024 · We hold the following Ohio State Penitentiary admission records and photographs of inmates: Prisoners Register 1829-1973 [State Archives Series 1536] The records are arranged chronologically by prisoner number.

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3. www.columbusmonthly.com › story › lifestyleFrom the Archives: The Final Horrifying Days of the Ohio Pen

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   Aug 5, 2019 · On a brisk September morning in 1973, 160 inmates passed through an unlocked iron gate into a wide alley that runs between a three-story stone wall and a graying six-story building nearly 140 years old. There they boarded buses destined to take them to prisons in Chillicothe, Lebanon and Marion.

4. drc.ohio.gov › about › capital-punishmentDeath Row - Ohio

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   Sep 19, 2024 · You can find death row statistics in our Monthly Fact Sheets on our Reports page. You can read more in the 2022 Capital Crimes Annual Report. *Last updated September 19, 2024. Find information regarding Ohio prison incarcerated individuals with death sentences for aggravated murdered.

5. theoutline.com › human-writes-death-row-pen-palsTo Gene, on death row - The Outline

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   Isolation from other prisoners, exclusion from educational programs, sharply restricted visitation rights, limited opportunities for exercise and 23 hours a day spent alone in a cell. It is a double punishment: the inhumanity of solitary confinement added on to the looming death sentence itself.

6. www.connectdeathrow.org › wp-content › uploadsPenpals on death row - connectdeathrow

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   What made you decide to become a penpal with someone on death row? I'm generally interested in people and their stories, not just prisoners. I lead a safe life with my family and have a good job that I enjoy. So it seems natural to me that I should reach out to those who are less fortunate. Solidarity is a central value in my life.

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   How are Ohio State Penitentiary admission records arranged?

   • We hold the following Ohio State Penitentiary admission records and photographs of inmates: The records are arranged chronologically by prisoner number. For the records 1829-1938, there is a name index at the beginning of each register volume. For the records 1938-1973, there are separate index volumes.

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   When did the Ohio pen close?

   • Most prisoners were removed from the prison by 1972, following completion of the Southern Ohio Correctional Facility. The Ohio Pen was closed in 1984. The site was abandoned and remaining buildings were demolished in 1997. Women were also incarcerated in the Ohio Penitentiary until the Ohio Reformatory for Women was opened in 1916.

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   Was the Ohio pen shut down permanently?

   • Many Central Ohio residents probably believe that the prison standing on the northwest edge of Downtown Columbus was shut down permanently on that day in 1973. Glimpsed from behind glass in the controlled atmosphere of a moving car, the old Ohio Pen is just a familiar bit of what passes for scenery on U.S. 33.

   From the Archives: The Final Horrifying Days of the Ohio Pen

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   Where are women incarcerated on death row in Ohio?

   • Female death row incarcerated persons are housed at the Ohio Reformatory for Women in Marysville. Executions take place at the Southern Ohio Correctional Facility in Lucasville. You can find death row statistics in our Monthly Fact Sheets on our Reports page. You can read more in the 2022 Capital Crimes Annual Report.

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   When was the Ohio pen built?

   • In 1832, the legislature approved building a new penitentiary capable of holding 500 convicts. The building was constructed on Spring Street in 1834. In 1885 the Ohio Pen became the location for all executions, which previously took place in the various county seats. In April 1955 it housed an all-time high of 5,235 prisoners.

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   When did Ohio become a state penitentiary?

   • By 1830 the state penitentiary proved inadequate. In 1832, the legislature approved building a new penitentiary capable of holding 500 convicts. The building was constructed on Spring Street in 1834. In 1885 the Ohio Pen became the location for all executions, which previously took place in the various county seats.

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8. vindyarchives.com › news › 2008The four Ohio death row inmates who have successfully ...

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   Apr 10, 2008 · The four Ohio death row inmates who have successfully challenged their sentences based on the claim they are mentally retarded: Derrick Evans, Cuyahoga County, sentenced to die for killing Joann Richards and Marcellus Williams in a 1987 Cleveland robbery.