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A spokesperson for the Texas prison system says a man who had been on the state's death row for nearly 30 years after being convicted in the killings of his girlfriend and her two sons has died of natural causes
Henry Hank Skinner was sentenced to die. Yet again. His next execution was soon approaching. He was scheduled to be executed on September 13th. That was the date that the families of his three victims were hoping to finally get some closure.
HOUSTON (AP) — A man who had been on Texas’ death row for nearly 30 years after being convicted in the killings of his girlfriend and her two sons has died of natural causes, a spokesperson for the state prison system said Thursday.
A man who had been on Texas' death row for nearly 30 years has died of natural causes.
Henry Hank Skinner was sentenced to die. Yet again. His next execution was soon approaching. He was scheduled to be executed on September 13th. That was the date that the families of his three victims were hoping to finally get some closure.