Melissa Lucio remains on death row in Cameron County, Texas, nearly four years after her scheduled execution was halted and nearly two years after the state district judge who sentenced her signed a motion to vacate her conviction, due to claims that exonerating evidence was withheld at trial.
By Citlalli Florez AUSTIN, TX – A new report was released by the Texas Coalition to Abolish…
Brownsville, TX – A bipartisan group of 20 Texas Senators and an even larger group of House…
By Daniella Espinoza and Nora Dahl BROWNSVILLE, TX – Attorneys for Melissa Lucio—scheduled to be executed April…
On Saturday, a bipartisan group of more than 80 members of the Texas House of Representatives sent…
By David M. Greenwald Executive Editor Austin, TX – Attorneys for Melissa Lucio have submitted an application…
The Vanguard Staff BROWNSVILLE, TX – A motion to withdraw or modify the April 27, 2022 execution…
By Max Kennedy TEXAS – Melissa Lucio, the first Hispanic woman sentenced to death in Texas, seemed…