Virginia Executions, Death Penalty Information Center Data Table, White Persons Executed for Killing Nonwhites, 2019 June 20
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FullscreenVirginia Executions (113) Analysis of Data from the Death Penalty Information Center As of 2019-06-20 56 White People Executed Nine of them killed nonwhites — 1 killed an Asian woman — 3killed a Black woman — 1 killed a Black man (a bank security guard) — 4killed multiple people including people of color Number, Race, and Date Name Race Sex of Victims County Method 12/10/92 | Timothy Bunch White 1 Asian Female(s) Prince William Electrocution 12/11/97 | Thomas Beavers | White 1 Black Female(s) Hampton City | Lethal Injection 07/21/99 | Thomas Strickler | White 1 Black Female(s) Augusta Lethal Injection 07/20/06 | Brandon Hedrick | White 1 Black Female(s) Appomattox Electrocution 11/09/06 | John Schmitt White 1 Black Male(s) Chesterfield Lethal Injection 1 White Female(s) 1 Black Female(s) igstgamiat 04/28/99 | Eric Payne White Lethal Injection I Wihite Male(s) Virginia Beach 07/06/00 | Michael Clagett White 1 White Female(s) Cit Electrocution 2 Asian Male(s) ity . : 1 White Male(s) : ie 01/16/13 | Robert Gleason White 1 Black Male(s) Wise Electrocution 07/06/17 | William Morva White UNIT EI) Washington Lethal Injection 1 Black Male(s)
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