texas true crime

A man has been convicted for the assault and murder of an Odessa, Texas mall employee 42 years ago, thanks to DNA analysis.

It is also rare for me to have zero sympathy for for the convicted, but Tim Mullis' crimes are so unspeakable, I can't feel anything but hate for him.

By looking at the most recent statistical data from the Texas Department of Corrections, we can get a sense of who the most typical Texas prisoner is.

The last siblings to be executed in Texas were teenagers when they committed the "Good Samaritan" murder of an man who tried to offer roadside help.

Robert Robinson may have been wrongly sentenced to death with what many scientists consider the problematic theory of Shaken Baby Syndrome.

A Texas woman has been arrested for murder after one of her assisted living clients died from "mixed drug toxicity.

At 78 years old, Carl Buntion was the oldest man ever executed in Texas. His crimes were horrific, but should Texas have executed a frail elderly man?

Debra Mackey deserved a longer life than 20 years and a much better investigation into her death. Instead, she was buried in Texas with another woman's skull.

A former Dallas anesthesiologist was convicted of tampering with patient IV bags. The cocktail of drugs he added caused injury to several patients and one death.

Ramiro, now scheduled to be executed in Texas, didn't think the death penalty was real. "I thought that was in the movies." He'd find out the truth soon enough.

As of the writing of this piece, there are currently no executions scheduled in Texas. Does this mean 2024 could have the fewest executions in State history?

Suzanne Basso, along with accomplices, tortured a mentally disabled man to death for his insurance money