Marcellus Williams

Barry Sheck, co-founder of the Innocence Project, said it was beyond reasonable dispute that an innocent person had been executed.

Marcellus Williams was executed in Missouri in September 2024, although DNA from the murder weapon did not match him.

A local prosecutor sought to vacate the conviction, citing what was described as clear and convincing evidence of innocence.

Appeals from the victims, relatives to the courts, and governor did not stop the execution.

I agree with you.

Um, as far as the whole Chason Johnson, R.J. Sirmons, Marcellus Williams, this bye week, we're gonna see what happens.

Next question is, comment is from Adrian Hobbs, also from Instagram.

"Just wanna know, where's the national outcry on the Bear Lac- Bear Alexander dirty play? Dan Lanning just said no one on his team would ever do something dirty like Desmond Stephens.

He's not as good as Jontez Williams because no one else on the roster is.

He's behind Albert Hill, behind Jason Johnson, and behind Marcellus Williams.

He is playing a ton.

on special teams.

That is a position where guys seem to get hurt each season.

One guy goes down, does he get in through the rotation? That would be the interesting thing.

Like Marcellus Williams is not playing a ton of snaps.

He's playing less than 10 snaps probably per game defensively.

Maybe.

Uh, Marcellus Williams, Black, executed 2024, 1998 stabbing of Felicia, Felicia, or Felicia Gayle.

No physical evidence tied him to the house.

DNA on the knife was not his.

Years later, recanted, stating police pressured and coerced him into falsely identifying Cantu.

Larry Griffin, drive-by shooting.

And Marcellus Williams.

Interesting, huh? Those are the ones that I had already mentioned.

Why is that? Well, because activists are extremely selective about the criminals they rally around.

Prior to this, the most recent high-profile execution that attracted mass protests and petitions was a guy named Marcellus Williams in 2024.

And as you might have guessed from the name or might remember if you follow the news, Williams was Black, and that was very explicitly one of the primary factors that, for the activists, made the execution somehow problematic.

Same thing applies now to Christa Pike because of her sex.