WILL NEW WITNESS STOP TEXAS EXECUTING AN INNOCENT MAN?

Harris County, Texas - October 2nd, 2010. Robert Gene Will was wrongfully convicted of the murder of a Harris County Deputy in January 2002 and sentenced to death. Robert has always maintained his innocence. Since his conviction a total of 5 new witnesses have come forward and provided sworn affidavits that state Robert Will is not the killer and have named the real murderer, his co-defendant Alan Michael Rosario. The latest witness statement provides new hope for Robert and is vital in his and his supporters fight for justice.
 
On May 25th, 2010 yet another of Robert's appeals was denied, he is now nearing the end of the appeals process. He hopes this new witness's affidavit will enable him to have a re-hearing and ultimately a new trial, so the truth will finally be heard and justice served. Robert's case has been plagued with problems as a result of the incompetent court-appointed attorneys Mr. Anthony Osso and Mr. David Cunningham, as well as the injustice of the Texas judicial system.
 
His trial attorneys failed to investigate his case, went to trial unprepared and refused Robert the chance to actively participate in his own defense. His first State Habeas appeals attorney Mr. Leslie Ribnik was removed from the list of state approved appeals attorneys after he filed identical appeals for Robert Will and the "Railroad Serial Killer", Angel Maturino Resendiz. Neither appeal mentioned the defendants or their cases and both included incorrect conviction dates. They have all failed to present the available evidence of Robert's innocence and his latest court-appointed attorney, Mr. Kenneth Williams, needs assistance from a legal team to finally present the overwhelming evidence of Rob'd innocence to the courts, before it is too late to save his life.
 
For more information and full details of Robert's case please contact us at freerobwill@gmail.com

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Will Texas Execute an Innocent Man?
Robert Will's Case Background
Prosecutor's Version of the Events and Prosecutor's own Evidence 
Forensic Evidence
Confidential Informants
Jury Impartiality
Ineffective & Incompetent Trial and Appeals Counsel 
Texas and Harris County Death Penalty Facts, Figures & Statistics
Conclusion
Biography