Tuesday, June 28, 2011

Houston’s Activist Community Welcomed Anthony Graves

On Sunday, June 26, a group of eighty Houston activists and community members came out to hear the incredible story of injustice and the courageous and fighting words of Anthony Graves about his long journey to freedom. The event was sponsored by the Witness to Innocence and the Death Penalty Abolition Movement at the SHAPE Community Center. 



Anthony received several standing ovations from the crowd of community activists and abolitionists who welcomed him with open arms.

Thanks for the formal welcome from Ed Banks, da mayor of Third Ward; Minister Robert Muhammad who brought greetings from the Nation of Islam; Krystal Muhammad with the NBPP; Reggie Gordon with Operation Outreach OG1; Don Cook with the Harris County Green Party; Kofi Taharka with the National Black United Front; Hooman Hedayati with the Witness to Innocence,
and Neferitti Jackmon who brought greeting from SHAPE's executive director Deloyd Parker.

Sister Njeri Shakur chaired the meeting and celebration. Gloria Rubac presented Anthony, who listened to almost every game of the Houston Astros on his radio while on death row, an official Houston Astros jersey with his name and the #1 personalized on the back of the jersey. Anthony also received a shirt from Witness to Innocence that reads "I was Innocent and Survived Death Row.  Ask me about it."





Almost a dozen news media outlets were present to interview Anthony before the meeting. 

Houston Chronicle: "The very system that almost took my life for something I did not do still exists. Yet I am still hopeful," Anthony Graves, 45, told a crowd at the S.H.A.P.E. Community Center.




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Friday, June 24, 2011

Houston’s Activist Community Welcomes Anthony Graves

GIVE A WARM HOUSTON WELCOME
TO TEXAS DEATH ROW EXONEREE

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ANTHONY GRAVES!
WHO:  Houston’s Activist Community Welcomes Anthony Graves, a Survivor of Texas Death Row and the Criminal Injustice System

WHAT:  Community Forum & Reception

WHEN:  Sunday, June 26, 2011, 2:00 P.M.

WHERE:  SHAPE Center’s Harambee Bldg., 3903 Almeda Road, Houston, 77004

Press CONFERENCE: RAIS BHUIYAN’S CALL FOR “COMPASSION, HEALING, AND FORGIVENESS”

(Houston, TX 6/24/11) – Good morning ladies and gentlemen.  My name is Mustafaa Carroll.  I am the executive director of the Houston, Texas Chapter of the Council on American Islamic Relations (CAIR-TX, Houston), and I am the moderator of this news conference.  Welcome, and many thanks to the Dominican Sisters for hosting our press conference and to members of the press for attending. 

CAIR-TX in conjunction with Amnesty International, Dallas Peace Center (DPC), Dominican Sisters, Houston Peace and Justice Center (HPJC), Islamic Circle of North America – Houston Chapter (ICNA-Houston), Muslim American Society – Houston Chapter (MAS-Houston), Sikh Establishment for Harmony, Appreciation & Joy (SEHAJ), Shades of White (SOW) world peace organization, Texas Coalition Against Death Penalty (TCADP), Texas Death Penalty Abolition Movement (TDPAM) based at the SHAPE Community Center, and Greater Houston area religious leaders and human rights activists are gathered here today in support of Br. Rais Bhuiyan’s call for “compassion, healing and forgiveness” on behalf of the man sentenced to death after shooting him and killing two others.

Yesterday, the Texas Chapter of the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR-TX) announced the release of “Same Hate, New Target,” This timely report, the result of a collaborative effort between CAIR and the University of California, Berkeley’s Center for Race and Gender, is the first-of-its-kind annual report outlining the disturbing growth of Islamophobia (unfounded fear of and hostility towards Islam).  Reports of anti-Muslim rhetoric doubled between 2009 and 2010 and vandalisms tripled, including damage done to the Turkish Center Mosque in Houston, an Islamic Center in San Antonio and a mosque playground in Arlington. Such fear and hostility leads to discriminations against Muslims, exclusion of Muslims from mainstream political or social process, stereotyping, the presumption of guilt by association, and finally hate crimes as evidenced in the murders of Waqar Hasan and Vasudev Patel, and the near fatal assault on Rais Bhuiyan.

Today’s speakers will be:  Sr. Ceil Roeger – Dominican Sisters, Rais Bhuiyan – World without Hate, Hadi Jawad – Representative Waqar Hasan Family, Rick Halperin – History Professor & Director of the Embrey Human Rights program at Southern Methodist University (SMU), Texas State Representative Lon Burnam (D-90),  Harpal Singh - Sikh Establishment for Harmony, Appreciation and Joy,  Imam Qasim Khan – Shades Of White world peace organization ….   After all have spoken we will open the floor for questions and answers.

First let’s put today’s event in historical context.  Rais Bhuiyan, a naturalized U.S. citizen originally from Bangladesh, was one of this country’s first hate crime victims immediately following the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks. He is requesting that the scheduled July 20 execution of his attacker, white supremacist Mark Stroman, be commuted to life in prison without parole.  Bhuiyan was working in a convenience store when, 10 days after the terrorist attacks, a man pushed a gun into his face. “Where are you from?” were the last words the 26-year-old Bhuiyan heard before his attacker shot him at close range, blinding him in one eye and leaving shrapnel he still carries in the right side of his face. The shooter had asked the same question of two other South Asian immigrants, Waqar Hasan and Vasudev Patel, before killing them in separate incidents on Sept. 14 and Oct. 4, respectively.

Stroman writes on his website that he lost a sister in the attacks on the Twin Towers and that he believed his actions would be celebrated as those of a patriot. Now imprisoned in the Polunsky Unit death row facility in Livingston, Texas, Stroman has expressed profound remorse and deep regret for his actions, (Rick) Halperin says “…and when Mark’s appeals attorney, Lydia Brandt, shared with him (Stroman) that Rais and other members of the victims’ families have forgiven him and were working to commute his death sentence, he was reduced to tears.”  Bhuiyan is seeking solace for himself and the wives and children of the other shooting victims. “Executing Stroman is not what they want, either,” he told The Dallas Morning News. “They have already suffered so much; it will cause only more suffering if he is executed.”  The decision to pursue commutation of Stroman’s sentence currently resides with Dallas County District Attorney Craig Watkins. If Watkins does not support commutation, Bhuiyan says he will appeal to the Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles, which can then make a recommendation to Texas Gov. Rick Perry to commute the sentence. For additional information and to sign the on-line petition to commute Stroman’s death sentence to life in prison without parole, please go to Bhuiyan’s website, www.worldwithouthate.org.

FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT: CAIR-TX, Houston Chapter Executive Director Mustafaa Carroll, (713) 838-2247, E-Mail: mustafaa.carroll@cairhouston.org or www.info@cairhouston.org

 The Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) is a nonprofit 501(c) (3), grassroots civil rights and advocacy group. CAIR is America's largest Islamic civil liberties group, with regional offices nationwide and in Canada. The national headquarters is located on Capitol Hill in Washington D.C. CAIR’s Mission is “To enhance understanding of Islam and Muslims, encourage dialogue, protect civil liberties, empower American Muslims, and build coalitions that promote justice and mutual understanding.



Sunday, June 19, 2011

Execution Watch: Milton Mathis







Milton Mathis's execution is set for Tuesday
 
 
By Elizabeth Ann Stein,
Producer, Execution Watch

HUNTSVILLE, Texas -- When he arrived in prison, Milton Mathis scored 62 on an IQ test, well below the threshold of 70 that is a widely accepted indication of retardation.
 
The Supreme Court has banned as cruel and unusual the execution of people who are mentally retarded. Mathis's claims of retardation have never been heard in a federal court. Nonetheless, Texas intends to put him to death Tuesday by lethal injection.
 
Unless a stay is issued, Execution Watch will broadcast love coverage of the execution and Mathis's case. Details are below and at https://docs.google.com/ document/d/ 1T3lNpEPMzLLzdfMRaAP1loNielJX3 MBmXW5imkwherM/edit?hl=en_US.
 
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RADIO PROGRAM SUMMARY
EXECUTION WATCH
June 21, 2011, 6 PM Central Time -- unless a stay is issued
Houston area: KPFT 90.1 FM; Galveston, TX, 89.5; Huntsville, TX, 89.7
Worldwide: www.executionwatch.org > Listen

TEXAS PLANS TO EXECUTE:
MILTON MATHIS, 32, He cheated death in 2005 through a stay of execution. Six years later, he received a new date despite the fact that motions alleging he is mentally retarded have never been heard in federal court. The U.S. Supreme Court turned down an appeal in February 2011. His attorneys continued to petition for a hearing on evidence that he is retarded and therefore ineligible for execution. The Houston native was convicted in the 1998 shooting deaths of two men in Fort Bend County. More background at http://executionwatch.org > Backpage.

SHOW LINEUP
Host: RAY HILL, an ex-convict whose activism has included shepherding several cases to the U.S. Supreme Court., he founded, and hosted for 30 years, the Prison Show on KPFT. His new talk show may be heard every weekday on hmsnetradio.org at 2 p.m. CT.

Legal Analyst: JIM SKELTON, a legal educator and retired attorney, he’s a native Texan and  iconoclast who has seen capital trials from both the prosecution table and the defense table.

Featured Interview: CLAUDIA WHITMAN, co-authored the Capital Defense Handbook for Defendants and their Families with a former death row prisoner now doing life at Angola. She uses it in trainings around the country. Claudia is executive director of the National Death Row Assistance Network of CURE and coordinates the GrassRoots Investigation Project of the Quixote Center. She serves on the board for the National Coalition to Abolish the Death Penalty and for CURE. More on CURE’s Death row Assistance Network is at  www.curenational.org

Reporter, Death House, Huntsville: GLORIA RUBAC, founder of the Texas Death Penalty Abolition Movement, abolitionmovement.org/

Reporter, Texas Vigil: DAVE ATWOOD, founder and board member, Texas Coalition to Abolish the Death penalty; author of memoir, Detour to Death Row. www.tcadp.org.

NEXT SCHEDULED EXECUTION
On July 7, Texas plans to execute HUMBERTO LEAL, JR.. If that happens, Execution Watch will broadcast. Details: executionwatch.org

PRODUCER: Elizabeth Ann Stein, eliza.tx.usa @gmail.com.
TECHNICAL DIRECTOR: Otis Maclay, omaclay @gmail.com.
THEME: Victoria Panetti, SheMonster International, myspace.com/shemonster.

Thursday, June 16, 2011

October 22, 2011 Save the Date for the "12th Annual March to Abolish the Death Penalty"

2010 March to Abolish the Death Penalty
The "12th Annual March to Abolish the Death Penalty" will be held in Austin on October 22, 2011 at the Texas Capitol. Join the Facebook event page.  To see photos and videos of past marches visit www.marchforabolition.org.


Each October since 2000,people from all walks of life and all parts of Texas,the U.S. and other countries have taken a day out of their year and gathered in Austin to raise their voices together and loudly express their opposition to the death penalty. The march is a coming together of activists, family members of those on death row,community leaders, exonerated former death row prisoners and all those calling for abolition. The march started in Austin in 2000. In 2007 and 2008,the march was held in Houston. It came back to Austin in 2009 and 2010.

The annual march is organized as a joint project by several Texas anti-death penalty organizations:Texas Moratorium Network,the Austin chapter of the Campaign to End the Death Penalty,the Texas Death Penalty Abolition Movement,Texas Students Against the Death Penalty,Texas Death Penalty Education and Resource Center,and Kids Against the Death Penalty.
The first march was called the “March on the Mansion”and was held on October 15,2000. The second and third marches were called “March for a Moratorium”and were held on October 27,2001 and October 12,2002. In 2003,the march name changed to “March to Stop Executions”. Clarence Brandley,who had been exonerated and released from death row in 1990 after spending nine years there,spoke at the 2003 march,saying “I was always wishing and hoping that someone would just look at the evidence and the facts,because the evidence was clear that I did not commit the crime.” The “5th Annual March to Stop Executions”was on October 30,2004. The “6th Annual March to Stop Executions”was held October 29,2005 in conjunction with the 2005 National Conference of the National Coalition to Abolish the Death Penalty,which came to Austin at the suggestion of the march organizers.
Sister of Carlos De Luna Delivers Letter
for Governor Rick Perry at 7th Annual March  in 2006
The “7th Annual March to Stop Executions”,which was sponsored by a record number of 50 organizations,was held October 28,2006 and included family members of Carlos De Luna and Cameron Todd Willingham,who both had been the subject of separate investigations by The Chicago Tribune that concluded they were probably innocent people executed by Texas. Standing outside the gates of the Texas Governor’s Mansion with hundreds of supporters,the families of Willingham and De Luna delivered separate letters to Governor Perry asking him to stop executions and investigate the cases of Willingham and De Luna to determine if they were wrongfully executed. After DPS troopers refused to take the letters,Mary Arredondo, sister of Carlos De Luna,and Eugenia Willingham,stepmother of Todd,dropped them through the gate of the governor’s mansion and left them lying on the walkway leading to the main door.
The “8th Annual March to Stop Executions”was held in Houston on October 27. 2007. The “9th Annual March to Stop Executions” was October 25,2008 in Houston. The “10th Annual March to Abolish the Death Penalty” was October 24,2009 in Austin. The “11th Annual March to Abolish the Death Penalty” was October 30,2010.

Tuesday, June 14, 2011

Clarence Brandley Compensation Press Conference Videos

A press conference was held by Clarence Brandley and his supporters at 4:00 PM Wednesday, May 18, 2011, at the S.H.A.P.E. Center Harambee Building, 3903 Almeda, 77004 to denounce Texas' denial of compensation for the ten years he wrongfully spent on death row.

In a letter dated May 12, 2011, the Texas Comptroller's office sent a letter informing Clarence Brandley, who spent almost ten years on death row for a crime he did not commit, that his claim for compensation did not meet the actual innocence requirement of the Texas Code, Section 103.051(b-1).

Brandley was wrongfully convicted and sent to death row in 1981. It wasn't until 1987 that Special State District Judge Perry Pickett ruled after an evidentiary hearing in Galveston County that Brandley should be released or retried because "The litany of events graphically described by the witnesses, some of it chilling and shocking, leads me to the conclusion the pervasive shadow of darkness has obscured the light of fundamental decency and human rights."
 

Brandley was finally released in 1990.

Brandley's supporters, led by his brother Rev. Ozell Brandley, are planning a course of action to hold Texas accountable for its wrongful convictions, whether done because of prosecutorial misconduct by officials withholding exculpatory evidence or faulty eye witness identification. 

"This is a righteous cause to bring justice and have it work the way it is supposed to work. We will hold those public officials accountable for their actions of refusing compensation for those who were wrongfully imprisoned. Their careers should be over if they cannot dispense justice. My brother Clarence and the families of the wrongfully convicted and well as the victims' families deserve more. Clarence and my family have paid a high price for their injustice." 

Representatives of civil rights and community organizations, including Witness to innocence, the National Black United Front, the Texas Death Penalty Abolition Movement, and others were present in support of Brandley's claim for compensation.





Clarence Brandley


Rev. Ozzel Brandley (Clarence's brother)


Rep. Jessica Farrar


Minister Robert Muhammad


Kofi Taharka


Nefertitti Jackmon


Liliana of TDPAM(in Spanish)


The Lancet tells Lundbeck: “It is time to stop issuing platitudes…”

June 14, 2011 - Who Is The Killer?
June 14, 2011 - Who Is The Killer?
On June 9th, the Lancet, the renowned medical journal of reference, posted on its website an open letter to Mr. Ulf Wiinberg, CEO of Lundbeck. This letter, signed by 63 medical professionals, outlines a number of strong arguments to demonstrate, if need be, that Lundbeck is not actually doing anything to stop the distribution of pentobarbital to U.S. departments of corrections.
The conclusion of the letter “It is time for Lundbeck to stop issuing platitudes and ensure that its products are used properly to benefit human health” pretty much nails the situation down to what it is: Lundbeck’s politically correct posture, followed by more wait and more deaths in the United States, certainly is not a suitable answer to address the problem. Lundbeck even posted a deafening press release on its website that is worth a read, not more.
One media stunt after another, Lundbeck continues to fool even the most active abolitionist organizations in the United States, that naively believe Lundbeck to be truly dedicated to saving lives and to resolving the pentobarbital problem in the best possible time. There has been no such move, no action since the first pentobarbital execution of John Duty in Oklahoma on December 16th, 2010… One would hope that any pharmaceutical laboratory would react in a nanosecond when its patients’ lives are at stake!
But if you care to scratch under the surface of this particular scandal, you will find other very interesting facts regarding Lundbeck’s patients. For example, how Lundbeck sells the drug Deanxit to India and Sri Lanka, a drug that is not fit for human consumption in Denmark and elsewhere in the Western world, or how Lundbeck’s famous anti-depressant medication Citalopram drives some of its users to suicide and sometimes even to psychotic moods leading to murders, but Mr. Wiinberg continues to deny the side effects of his magic drug.
This is some kind of record, the kind that should lead to the closing of a laboratory obviously not in the least interested in human health care.
So, no more excuses, no more delay, the solutions exist and are already implemented by Lundbeck to guarantee the safe distribution of two of its products, Vigabatrin and Xenazine. So what’s the hold-up here? No incentive, no motivation to stop its outrageous participation in state-sanctioned murders in the United States??
As for Mr. Wiinberg’s reply to the Lancet, it is a clear demonstration of Lundbeck’s passivity, which has turned into mere criminal negligence. The urgency no longer calls for “continuing the dialog with human right organizations, the medical community and authorities…”; and the issue here is not about “more transparency”, it is about taking action and saving human lives NOW! What else is there to consider when 13 Lundbeck’s patients have already been killed in the United States and 7 more stand to lose their lives on the gurney for the month of June alone, thanks to Lundbecks’s pentobarbital.
Continue to ACT NOW to pressure Lundbeck and end its shameful participation in the death trade.
PentobarbitalX

Monday, June 13, 2011

Execution Watch: Balentine and Taylor

   John Balentine

   Lee Taylor



By Elizabeth Ann Stein

Producer, Execution Watch

HOUSTON -- Texas is preparing to put to death two men: John Balentine Wednesday and Lee Taylor Thursday. Back-to-back executions are far from rare in the state that has carried out one-third of all U.S. executions since 1976, earning it the nickname of death penalty capital of the Western world.

News coverage and analysis of each execution will be broadcast live on Execution Watch at 6 p.m. Central Time by Pacifica station KPFT FM 90.1 Houston, and streamed at http://executionwatch.org > "Listen." ... Spread the word.

Supreme Court
The U.S. Supreme Court turned down appeals from both prisoners. Balentine argued his attorneys were ineffective because they failed to give the jury mitigating evidence of his troubled childhood. Taylor claimed his death sentence was improperly obtained because prosecutors told the jury about a murder for which he was convicted when he was a juvenile and ineligible for the death penalty.

Each man will be taken from his cell on death row, handcuffed and chained, then driven from Livingston to the death house in Huntville. The state will execute the men by injecting them with massive doses of drugs normally used to save lives.

Details are below. Spread the word.

John Balentine
TEXAS PLANS TO EXECUTE:
JOHN BALENTINE, 51, who received news of his latest execution date year and a half after a getting last-minute stay.. A federal appeals court issued the reprieve based on arguments that the jury might not have condemned him for the 1998 triple murder in Amarillo if his trial attorney had presented mitigating evidence about his abusive childhood. The appeals court ruled in November that the evidence could not be considered. More at http://executionwatch.org.

SHOW LINEUP
Host: RAY HILL, an ex-convict whose activism has included shepherding several cases to the U.S. Supreme Court., he founded, and hosted for 30 years, the Prison Show on KPFT. His new internet talk show may be heard every weekday on hmsnetradio.org at 2 p.m. CT.

Legal Analyst: JIM SKELTON, a legal educator and retired attorney, he’s a native Texan and  iconoclast who has seen capital trials from both the prosecution table and the defense table.

Featured Interview: CLAUDIA WHITMAN, co-author of the Capital Defense Handbook for Defendants and their Families, written with a former death row prisoner now doing life at Angola. She uses the handbook in trainings around the country to empower people who face the death penalty. She is executive director of the National Death Row Assistance Network of CURE and coordinates the GrassRoots Investigation Project of the Quixote Center. Claudia serves on the board for the National Coalition to Abolish the Death Penalty and for CURE. More on CURE’s Death row Assistance Network is at  www.curenational.org, click on “Special Issue Chapters.”

Reporter, Death House, Huntsville: GLORIA RUBAC. Founder of the Texas Death Penalty Abolition Movement, abolitionmovement.org/

Reporter, Texas Vigil: CRAIG RUTHERFORD, missions chair for St. John's United Methodist Church in Lubbock. He coordinates a vigil during executions.

NEXT SCHEDULED EXECUTION
Tomorrow, Texas plans to execute LEE TAYLOR. If that happens, Execution Watch will broadcast. Details: executionwatch.org

PRODUCER: Elizabeth Ann Stein, eliza.tx.usa @gmail.com.
TECHNICAL DIRECTOR: Otis Maclay, omaclay @gmail.com.
THEME:  By Victoria Panetti, SheMonster International, myspace.com/shemonster.

Lee Taylor
TEXAS PLANS TO EXECUTE:
LEE TAYLOR, 32, was serving a life term in 1999 for the slaying of a Houston man when he was convicted of murdering a fellow inmate at the Telford state prison in New Boston, about 2-1/2 hours northeast of Dallas. Taylor, who was 16 at the time of the Houston murder, argued that prosecutors improperly used the juvenile conviction - when he was ineligible for the death penalty - as evidence to convince a jury to condemn him for the prison killing. More background at http://executionwatch.org > Backpage on Lee Taylor.

SHOW LINEUP
Host: RAY HILL, an ex-convict whose activism has included shepherding several cases to the U.S. Supreme Court., he founded, and hosted for 30 years, the Prison Show on KPFT. His new internet talk show may be heard every weekday on hmsnetradio.org at 2 p.m. CT.

Legal Analyst: JIM SKELTON, a legal educator and retired attorney, he’s a native Texan and  iconoclast who has seen capital trials from both the prosecution table and the defense table.

Featured Interview: PATRICIA FOULKROD.  An award-winning filmmaker who has taught in juvenile facilities since 1998, she is currently directing a documentary, Unfit, about at-risk kids.
The Huffington Post published a column of hers recently about a bill to abolish juvenile life-without-parole in California. In it, she cites studies showing that teenagers are still maturing and lack critical thinking. Her work-in-progress focuses on several juveniles who have served time, or are serving time, in adult jails and prisons: facebook.com > “Unfit the film.”

Reporter, Death House, Huntsville: GLORIA RUBAC. Founder of the Texas Death Penalty Abolition Movement, abolitionmovement.org/

Reporter, Texas Vigil: DAVE ATWOOD. Founder and board member, Texas Coalition to Abolish the Death penalty; author of memoir, Detour to Death Row. www.tcadp.org.

NEXT SCHEDULED EXECUTION
On June 21, Texas plans to execute MILTON MATHIS. If that happens, Execution Watch will broadcast. Details: executionwatch.org

PRODUCER: Elizabeth Ann Stein, eliza.tx.usa @gmail.com.
TECHNICAL DIRECTOR: Otis Maclay, omaclay @gmail.com.
THEME:  By Victoria Panetti, SheMonster International, myspace.com/shemonster.

In the unlikely event that a stay is announced before the start of Execution Watch, the show would be shelved and KPFT would broadcast its regularly scheduled programming.







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Thursday, June 02, 2011

Texas: Summer Execution Countdown

Good grief!!! This looks like a crisis for Texas.

There are now
12 people, a full dozen, that have been given execution dates for this year.  And it is only June. We hope that all of them can get a stay, but the reality is that most will not.

Lawyers have told us that there are a number of men who have exhausted their appeals and dates could be set soon.  The US Supreme Court declined to hear Sarge Foster's appeal so he could get a date any time.

If you know of other dates, please let the Abolition Movement know at Abolition.Movement@hotmail.com.

Russell Brewer and Steve Woods are not on the TDCJ list yet but have been given dates. Randall Mays was just added.

#469                  06-15-11          John Balentine          999315            Black
#470                  06-16-11          Taylor Lee                  999344            White
#471                  06-21-11          Milton Mathis             999337            Black
#472                  07-07-11          Humberto Leal           999162            Latino
#473                  07-20-11          Mark Stroman            999409            White
#474                  08-10-11          Martin Robles            999457            Latino
#475                  08-23-11          Randall Mays             999535            White
#476                  08-30-11          Ivan Cantu                 999399            Latino
#477                  09-13-11          Steve Woods             999427            White
#478                  09-15-11          Duane Buck               999231            Black
#479                  09-21-11          Russell Brewer         999327            White