This Week on The Austin Chronicle Show: The Rodney Reed Case
Can new evidence and a flood of support stop Reed's execution?
By Kimberley Jones, 3:30PM, Fri. Nov. 15, 2019
Rodney Reed has been appealing his verdict and sentence for more than 20 years, never wavering in his insistence that he is innocent of the crime that put him on death row.
Despite new evidence that could potentially exonerate him, and a tsunami of supporters from Beyoncé to Ted Cruz calling on Gov. Abbott to halt the scheduled Nov. 20 execution, Reed’s days, it appears, are numbered.
The Rodney Reed case is the subject of this week’s Austin Chronicle cover story by Brant Bingamon, and also the topic of today’s The Austin Chronicle Show on KOOP 91.7 FM, where Bingamon was joined by Chronicle News Editor Mike Clark-Madison and Associate News Editor Sarah Marloff.
Follow the Chronicle's news blog for updates on efforts to halt Reed's execution.
SHOW CREDITS
Host: Mike Clark-Madison. Guests: Brant Bingamon, Sarah Marloff. Engineer: Bob Dailey. Theme music: Kevin Curtin and Jonas Wilson.
Catch The Austin Chronicle Show live Fridays, 3pm, on KOOP 91.7 FM.
Find old episodes on the Chronicle’s A/V page.
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The Chronicle has covered Rodney Reed’s case for nearly 20 years. For more, visit our Rodney Reed archive.
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