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AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL USA

Dear I20Justice.com:

William Earl Lynd is scheduled to be executed on May 6th in Georgia for the 1988 murder of Virginia Moore. His will be the first execution in the U.S. in seven months.

Take action today to commute the death sentence for William Lynd.

Recently the Supreme Court ended a seven month defacto moratorium on executions by ruling that lethal injection is constitutional. During that time New Jersey abolished the death penalty, and the UN General Assembly called for a worldwide moratorium on executions.

As the world moves away from the death penalty, vast problems continue to plague the capital punishment system in the U.S. and this is not the time for any state to rush to execution.

Mr. Lynd's execution may go forward despite doubts as to the aggravating circumstances of his crime that led the state to seek the death penalty. And while Mr. Lynd should be held accountable for his crime, the nature of the crime and degree of brutality are essential in determining a death sentence. While the state relied on evidence from a non physician, medical experts who reviewed this case more recently drew conclusions about the nature of the shooting that suggest that the charge should have been voluntary manslaughter; a charge that does not carry the death penalty.

Mr. Lynd has a clemency hearing on May 5th before the GA Board of Pardons and Paroles. Please send a letter today to the Board – tell them that you oppose the resumption of executions in Georgia and request clemency for William Earl Lynd.

This is the moment to halt all executions. It is not the moment to speed up the process and resume state killing.

In Solidarity,

Sue Gunawardena-Vaughn
Director, Death Penalty Abolition Campaign
Amnesty International USA

        

The children cut off from the outside world from birth by their father developed an animal-like language of growling and cooing as their mother tried to give them a "normal" upbringing. For the first time, a picture was emerging of day-to-day life in the cellar which showed the remarkable protective efforts Elisabeth Fritzl went to in raising the children fathered by her own father, 73-year-old Josef Fritzl. They speak normally to strangers - despite not having a wide vocabulary - but communicate in animal-like noises when alone together.

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Companies would no longer be able to use genetic information like a person's predisposition for breast cancer, sickle cell or diabetes to make insurance or job decisions under a bill passed by Congress on Thursday. The House voted 414-1 for the legislation a week after it passed the Senate on a 95-0 vote. The bill would bar health insurance...

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SAN DIEGO - A woman who escaped from a Detroit prison 32 years ago has been arrested in San Diego, where she was married with three children and living under a false name, authorities said. The decades-old drug charges are from when she was just 19.

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Nobel Peace Prize winner and international symbol of freedom Nelson Mandela is flagged on U.S. terrorist watch lists and needs special permission to visit the USA. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice calls the situation "embarrassing," and some members of Congress vow to fix it.

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Authorities announced Moorsetown Officer Robert Melia Jr., 38, has been charged with four counts of animal cruelty after allegedly engaging in sex acts with cows between June and December of 2006. Melia and his former girlfriend were previously charged with three counts of aggravated sexual assault and one count of criminal sexual contact with three girls in his Pemberton home from 2003 until 2006.

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"WBBH-TV says a fight over crayons led to felony charges against an 8-year-old boy in Fort Myers, Fla. The second-grader was charged with aggravated battery after a teacher told police that he hit some of his classmates and then punched his teacher during a violent outburst at Royal Palm Exceptional School."

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