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Jun 16, 2012 · Jackson and Christian used photography, film and interview to understand and illustrate life on cell block J in Ellis Unit – the Death Row of the Texas Department of Corrections.
- The Death Row
- The Cell
- The Warden
- The Grandmother
- The Farm
- The Final Moments
- The Chamber
- The Funeral
Clive said: “When you drove up to Camp 17, death row, you had to send your keys up in a bucket to this guard before going in. I once tried throwing mine up, missed, and they landed on the roof. The prison had to get a long ladder to get them back down.”
Paul said: “Those last 14 days of Edward’s life I spent at least three hours with him every day – we became close friends – it was only on the last day I was allowed to hug him – for the first and last time – heart breaking.“ And from Clive: “I spent a while in that cell with Edward, on the steel bed just where he is sitting. I left twice to learn ...
Paul: “Don Cabana, the warden, chairing the final planning meeting of the execution – but this picture reminds me actually of Don’s real kindness to Edward in his last days – Don confided in me he though Edward was innocent but couldn’t say so on camera.“ Clive: “Don Cabana giving his men a strict lecture about treating everyone with dignity. Don w...
Clive: “That’s Edward with Jessie, his grandma. She was the most dignified of ladies, someone who had seen a lot in her life, coming up among the Klansmen of Walnut Grove. Her husband had died, and I remember going to the graveyard and seeing the double tombstone, with his name and dates, and her name and birthdate, with only space there for when s...
Clive: “The Louisiana State Penitentiary is called Angola, as it was a plantation where the slaves were brought from the country of that name. This is Parchman Farm, the Mississippi State Penitentiary, and I always thought this picture epitomised how it, too, was a slave plantation, albeit with overseers making 100 slaves (almost all black) use han...
Clive: “The Johnson clan on that last tragic day when Don Cabana, a very decent man, allowed them all in. Jessie Mae on one side, Edward in his red death row jumpsuit, and his mother (an auxiliary police officer) on the other side.“ Paul: “The only really happy moment in Edwards last days when his family could touch, hold, hug and have fun with him...
Paul: “This image of the gas chamber – the personification of evil – totally chilled me the first time I saw it – it still does that to me now and brings back all the nightmares I’ve had since that chamber killed Edward.“ Clive: “This is the place of nightmares. I walked into this gas chamber with Edward and hugged him. As I did so, he said, “Is th...
Clive: “Edward’s burial. It was that day when I met the young black woman who told me she had been with him at the time of the crime. I was pretty upset, though I did not show it, and I asked her why she didn’t say this before? She said she did, but when she went to the white police they told her to mind her own business. Of course it’s really my f...
As of July 1, 2024, there were 2,213 death row inmates in the United States, including 49 women. [1] The number of death row inmates changes frequently with new convictions, appellate decisions overturning conviction or sentence alone, commutations, or deaths (through execution or otherwise). [2]
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