John Hanson Clemency Hearing

Ted R. Logan Meeting Center

3300 N. Martin Luther King Ave.

Oklahoma City, OK 73111

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John Hanson has multiple mental illnesses, brain damage, and autism. He was manipulated by his co-defendant, whose death sentence was overturned and is now serving a life sentence.

Richard Fairchild

Ted R. Logan Meeting Center

3300 N. Martin Luther King Ave.

Oklahoma City, OK 73111

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Richard Fairchild experienced repeated head trauma as a teenager and has schizoaffective disorder. Evidence of his brain damage, which impaired his impulse control, was never presented to his jury.

Richard Glossip Clemency Hearing

Ted R. Logan Meeting Center

3300 N. Martin Luther King Ave.

Oklahoma City, OK 73111

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"Multiple experts have concluded that Mr. Cole is not competent, lacking any rational understanding of why Oklahoma seeks to execute him," his lawyers said in a news release.”

Richard Glossip Clemency Hearing

Ted R. Logan Meeting Center

3300 N. Martin Luther King Ave.

Oklahoma City, OK 73111

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Richard Glossip maintains his innocence in the 1997 murder-for-hire of Barry Van Treese. An independent investigation found that police urged the perpetrator to say Glossip paid him to kill Van Treese. A box of evidence was destroyed, at the order of Oklahoma County prosecutors, before Glossip’s second trial.

About this event

Oklahoma recently set 25 execution dates over the next two years at the pace of a month's execution. With the rising concerns over Richard Glossip's possible innocence and national concerns over Oklahoma's inhumane lethal injection protocols, is now the time for executions to resume in Oklahoma?

Faith leaders, please join us on August 19th from 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm at Crew Workspace, 619 W. Main, OKC, OK 73102, for a deeper conversation about faith and the death penalty with Shane Claiborne, the author of Executing Grace: How the Death Penalty Killed Jesus and How it's Killing Us.

Shane will share with us, and we will have a time of Q&A and an open dialogue surrounding this issue. Bob Goff, the author of 'Love Does' says, "Shane Claiborne is a friend of mine. He's written a book about love and justice and Jesus. It's also a book about us. Shane knows there's no justice without love, and there's no love without justice. His voice is one I've trusted for a long time because he lives what he talks about. Whether you agree with him or not, you'll turn the last page of this book, and you'll not just know more; you'll want to do more."

John Perkins, the author of Let Justice Roll Down, says, "I wish the whole Church would read this book." Shane Claiborne is a prominent speaker, activist, and best-selling author. Shane worked with Mother Teresa in Calcutta and founded The Simple Way in Philadelphia. He heads up Red Letter Christians, a movement of folks who are committed to living "as if Jesus meant the things he said."

We believe now is the time for faith leaders in Oklahoma to engage in this conversation, and we hope you can join us. We will have coffee and snacks. Register Here.

Did you know the State of Oklahoma has set execution dates for 25 people. Beginning August 25th the state will execute one person every four weeks for 25 months. The death penalty has been proven as an ineffective deterrent for violent crime. Oklahoma capitol cases cost on average 3.2 times as much for taxpayers than non capitol cases. An average of 394 wrongly convicted death row prisoners have been exonerated each year since 1973. Join us for a four week study of Executing Grace by Shane Claiborne at Commonplace Books, 21 S. Broadway Street, Edmond OK

Did you know the State of Oklahoma has set execution dates for 25 people. Beginning August 25th the state will execute one person every four weeks for 25 months. The death penalty has been proven as an ineffective deterrent for violent crime. Oklahoma capitol cases cost on average 3.2 times as much for taxpayers than non capitol cases. An average of 394 wrongly convicted death row prisoners have been exonerated each year since 1973. Join us for a four week study of Executing Grace by Shane Claiborne at Commonplace Books, 21 S. Broadway Street, Edmond OK

Clemency Hearing for James Coddington at Kate Barnard Community Corrections Center

Ted R. Logan Meeting Center

3300 N. Martin Luther King Ave.

Oklahoma City, OK 73111

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Meeting Place: Zoom Webinar

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Webinar ID:   993 7060 8588

Call: 669-900-6833 or 929-205-6099

James Coddington experienced poverty, trauma, and abuse from the time he was born. He has severe mental illness and drug addiction, and immediately expressed profound remorse for killing a friend while in the throes of a crack-cocaine binge.

Did you know the State of Oklahoma has set execution dates for 25 people. Beginning August 25th the state will execute one person every four weeks for 25 months. The death penalty has been proven as an ineffective deterrent for violent crime. Oklahoma capitol cases cost on average 3.2 times as much for taxpayers than non capitol cases. An average of 394 wrongly convicted death row prisoners have been exonerated each year since 1973. Join us for a four week study of Executing Grace by Shane Claiborne at Commonplace Books, 21 S. Broadway Street, Edmond OK

Did you know the State of Oklahoma has set execution dates for 25 people. Beginning August 25th the state will execute one person every four weeks for 25 months. The death penalty has been proven as an ineffective deterrent for violent crime. Oklahoma capitol cases cost on average 3.2 times as much for taxpayers than non capitol cases. An average of 394 wrongly convicted death row prisoners have been exonerated each year since 1973. Join us for a four week study of Executing Grace by Shane Claiborne at Commonplace Books, 21 S. Broadway Street, Edmond OK