Marcellus Williams
On the Verge of Execution: The Case of Marcellus Williams
Imagine being on death row for over 20 years for a crime you didn't commit. The weight of that injustice would crush most, but Marcellus Williams has maintained his innocence and fought tirelessly for his freedom.
- A Tragic Tale: In 1998, Felicia Gayle was found brutally murdered in her home. Williams, who had a history of mental illness, became a suspect and was eventually convicted. Despite his consistent denials, he was sentenced to death.
- Glimmer of Hope: Over the years, evidence has emerged that exonerates Williams. DNA testing excluded him as the perpetrator, and witnesses recanted their testimonies.
- The Execution Date Looms: Despite the growing doubts, Williams' execution date has been set for September 24.
A Call to Action:
The case of Marcellus Williams is a glaring example of the flaws in our justice system. As we approach the execution date, I urge you to join the fight for justice.
- Spread the Word: Share Williams' story on social media and contact your elected officials.
- Sign Petitions: Numerous petitions are circulating to stop Williams' execution. Show your support by signing them.
- Stay Informed: Follow the case closely through news outlets and online resources.
Together, we can ensure that Marcellus Williams' long nightmare ends with freedom and justice.