Sign Now to Stop Georgia Execution This Wednesday

Death Penalty Action
2 min readJan 25, 2020

--

There’s an execution set for Wednesday in Georgia. Georgia’s Board of Pardons and Paroles stopped an execution last week, and almost immediately a new date was set for a different prisoner. Donnie Cleveland Lance was convicted in the 1997 murders of Sabrina “Joy” Lance and Dwight “Butch” Wood Jr.

Ed Weir was a leader in the anti-death penalty movement in Georgia for many years. Here he protests an execution. As to the URL, CUADP no longer exists, and its creator founded Death Penalty Action instead. Visit www.DeathPenaltyAction.org — the phone number in the sign still works = 800

Click here to sign the petition now!

This will be the sixth execution in Georgia in the last 2 years. Georgia is 1 of 8 states that still actively use the death penalty while the majority of states are abandoning this practice. ​

Death Penalty Action will deliver your petition signatures to the Georgia Board of Pardons and Paroles before they meet on Tuesday, and to the Governor on Wednesday if the Board does not stop the execution..​

Please sign the petition right now​​​, and then use the sharing tools to push it out further on your social media.

Click Here​ to take action on other pending executions, including the one in Texas on February 6 and in Tennessee on February 20th.

Thank you,

Abe & Scott, Co-Directors

PS: Help Death Penalty Action by joining several dozen supporters who have already checked the box to commit to a recurring donation of between $5 and $100 (or more) each month. OR, please consider a generous investment in the work that Death Penalty Action will accomplish in 2020:

Donate using PayPal Here​.

Donate using a credit card here​.

Or send a check to Death Penalty Action, PO Box 89, Ghent, NY 12075.

Thank you in advance for supporting this vital work today!

--

--

Death Penalty Action
Death Penalty Action

Written by Death Penalty Action

Death Penalty Action provides high visibility resources, leadership and support in order to stop executions.

No responses yet