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Hank Skinner was convicted of pummeling his girlfriend with a pickax handle and stabbing her two sons on New Year's Eve in 1993 in their Texas Panhandle [...]

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DNA evidence A Texas death row inmate, Hank Skinner, wants blood and hair found at the scene of a murder to be tested against his DNA; he says it could [...]

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Hank Skinner was convicted of pummeling his girlfriend with a pickax handle and stabbing her two sons on New Year's Eve in 1993 in their Panhandle home. [...]

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The first question is presented in Skinner v. Switzer, an appeal by Hank Skinner, an inmate in Texas who is seeking access to DNA evidence that he says [...]

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"All the district attorney has got to do is turn over the evidence and test it, and let the chips fall where they may," Henry "Hank" Skinner told CNN in an [...]

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Hank Skinner is scheduled to have his case heard on October 13th. Skinner was just minutes away from being executed for the 1993 killings of his girlfriend [...]

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THE CASE: Henry "Hank" Skinner, 47, was convicted of the New Year's Eve 1993 killings of his live-in girlfriend and her two adult sons. [...]

7 May 2010 When someone attacked the "Skinner Hype" on a blog, Hank Skinner fired back. The end result is a line-by-line response to someone who doubts [...]

The case of Hank Skinner gives the Supreme Court a chance to confront the fact that the legal system does not always seem to care whether the people it [...]

FILE - This undated file photo provided by the Texas Department of Criminal Justice shows Hank Skinner. Skinner, sent to Texas' death row for three murders [...]

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Sunday's Amarillo Globe-News ran the article, "Henry Skinner's last chance: Steady in his convictions." It's written by Janelle Stecklein. Henry Watkins Skinner has been on death row since 1995, when a jury found him guilty of the Dec. [...]

October 13 -- The U.S. Supreme Court will hear oral arguments in case of Hank Skinner to determine if he may seek testing of DNA evidence through a civil rights lawsuit. Skinner is on death row in Texas. If he is not allowed to test the DNA evidence, then Texas may execute an innocent person. Octobe [...]

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The astute among you have undoubtedly noticed that Hank Skinner is no longer listed as the subject of the next book in The Skeptical Juror series. In fact, if you look over there (upper left, where it says "The Series"), you will notice [...]

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Hank Skinner has always maintained his innocence, and some of the evidence still sits there — no one has ever figured out if Hank's DNA is on the stuff or not. State hasn't done it. District Attorney, nope. Judge, nope. Just not done. [...]

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"The Secret Pardon," is the title of Brandi Grissom's latest Texas Tribune post on the Hank Skinner case. It's another must-read from this Trib reporter. Every couple of minutes, attorney Rob Owen glances nervously at the calendar in [...]

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Twila Busby and her two sons died horribly in their little cream-colored house. No one who has examined this case in the nearly 17 years since the triple murders will doubt that. But lingering questions of guilt and innocence, of changing alibis, and the fairness of a criminal trial have now captured the attention of the Supreme Court. [...]

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Texas is going to execute Hank Skinner today. Like any defendant condemmed to death, he's not a sympathetic fellow. He was convicted of killing his girlfriend and her two sons on New Year's Eve. Of course because a jury said he did it, [...]

Sandrine Ageorges-Skinner will be one of the speakers at the 11th Annual March to Abolish the Death Penalty on October 30th at the Texas Capitol in Austin. Sandrine is a French national married to Hank Skinner, who is on Texas death row and is seeking to have DNA tested that could prove his innocenc [...]

The US Supreme Cout next week will hear oral arguments in a Texas death penalty case where the defendant, Hank Skinner, claims innocence and seeks DNA testing. Previewing the case, SCOTUSBlog says "it is tempting to state what seems obvious: when a man’s life or death depends on it, and the evidence [...]

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Twila Busby and her two sons died horribly in their little cream-colored house. No one who has examined this case in the nearly 17 years since the triple murders will doubt that. But lingering questions of guilt and innocence, of changing alibis, and the fairness of a criminal trial have now captured the attention of the Supreme Court. [...]

The US Supreme Court has once again spared Hank Skinner, citing the many discrepancies in the [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]] [...]

47-year-old Hank Skinner is supposed to be dead. Skinner says he calmly ate what he thought would be his last meal last Wednesday, having come to terms with the fact he was being sentenced to death for a crime he says he hadn't [...]

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BACKGROUND: "Hank Skinner faces execution for a 1993 murder he's always maintained he didn't commit. He wants the state to test whether his DNA matches evidence found at the crime scene, but prosecutors say the time to contest his [...]

To some people who've met him at the Polunksy Unit in Livingston, Texas, Hank Skinner does not immediately strike them as an innocent man who's been wronged by the system. “He's got an attitude toward government and law enforcement that [...]

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