Friday, October 16, 2026

DAMIEN ECHOLS: COMMENTS ON PUBLIC EXECUTION OF FORT HOOD SHOOTER NIDAL MALIK





 DAMIEN ECHOLS , one of the WEST MEMPHIS THREE, accused of the ROBIN HOOD HILLS murders of three boys has commented he is AGAINST public executions..

DAMIEN ECHOLS sat for many years on an Arkansas death row before taking the ALFORD PLEA. . 

  DNA tests for the WEST MEMPHIS THREE are expected next month. 

  In November, 2025, evidence in WEST MEMPHIS THREE case was sent to a lab for DNA testing as that might point to the real killers. 

 

DAMIEN ECHOLS, one of the WEST MEMPHIS THREE has stated that an Arkansas judge has ruled in FAVOR of genetic DNA testing of evidence regarding the 1993 ROBIN HOOD HILLS MURDERS. 

If the DNA evidence points towards someone else other than the WEST MEMPHIS THREE, DAMIEN ECHOLS,, JESSE MISSKELLEY and JAMES BALDWIN could be exonerated.

 

 DAMIEN ECHOLS, one of the WEST MEMPHIS THREE has stated that  "The state of Arkansas has ruled that they will not allow DNA testing to be done that could identify the murderer of Michael Moore, Christopher Byers, and Stevie Branch.". THE WEST MEMPHIS THREE ( DAMIEN ECHOLS,, JESSE MISSKELLEY and JAMES BALDWIN) had  a 6/23/2022 state of Arkansas hearing for a DNA PETITION. . 

 THE WEST MEMPHIS THREE, are petitioning the world for a FULL exoneration regarding their  ALFORD PLEA in relation to the 1993 ROBIN HOOD HILLS MURDERS in West Memphis Arkansas.. DAMIEN ECHOLS   has unleashed a new book entitled "Life After Death" and is working for a full exoneration after new tests on crime scene fibers have produced NO LINK to the WEST MEMPHIS THREE.



 

 

 

 

 

 




FROM DAMIEN ECHOLS and WEST MEMPHIS THREE.(FACEBOOK): 

Damien Echols, who was freed from prison after spending almost two decades on death row, told Newsweek that livestreaming the upcoming execution of Fort Hood shooter Nidal Malik Hasan will be "detrimental" for American society.

FROM GOVERNOR MIKE SHERRILL: 

There has been a lot of discussion about Hegseth's plan to publicly execute Nidal Hasan, but not enough about what this means. Nidal Hasan killed 13 innocent soldiers and deserves to be brought to justice. But a televised public spectacle of an execution is contrary to the values that this nation stands for and that I took oaths to protect. It is hard to understand how Congress has not called an emergency session to block it.
One aspect of this in particular keeps me up at night: the horror of detailing soldiers to be in the firing squad. Most veterans like myself are unfamiliar with firing squads because our military hasn't used one in over 80 years. From my understanding, they are usually made up of three to seven personnel, with some rifles being loaded with blanks to "reduce psychological harm."
I think about my own kids serving in the military, and I imagine a young service member getting detailed to the firing squad, feeling they have to follow orders despite any moral objection or personal opposition. Just about anyone who has served in combat can tell you about the toll it takes. This is different and worse: firing on someone for the public spectacle of it.
It infuriates me that, in an ode to Trump and Hegseth's warped view of toughness, the United States would sanction a military firing squad simply for the pageantry of it — no matter how it harms our service members. It is disgusting that this Administration is essentially glorifying violence and death by firearm — something we already have too much of in this country. It infuriates me to think of all the Members of Congress who have thanked me for my service on Veterans Day, but have said nothing about this and refuse to hold Trump and Hegseth accountable. It infuriates me that soldiers will be scarred for life if this goes forward — for no other reason beyond Pete Hegseth's vanity.
I imagine the young person getting detailed to the firing squad and doing their duty, following their orders. And I think of the lasting impact that will have on them. I just wish the two men in charge of our military cared half as much about the men and women who serve as they do about themselves.
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FROM NBC NEWS: 

President Donald Trump said Thursday that the government will not livestream the firing-squad execution of Fort Hood shooter Nidal Hasan — contradicting a recent announcement by Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth.
The president added that the families of the Fort Hood shooting victims will be able to view the execution in person if they choose.
Hasan is set to be executed on Dec. 3. He was sentenced to death in 2013 for killing 13 people and injuring 32 others.
Read more: nbcnews.to/4zt4UcW


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