Death Penalty Abolition Sign-On Letter for Murder Victims Family Members, List of Signatories, 2021 January 24
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FullscreenVirginia Murder Victim Family Members Call for Death Penalty Abolition List of Signatories Sen. Janet Howell | Father-in- | Reston a aS law Sen. Louise Lucas Portsmouth - Uncle & -— -— Nephew Del. Chris Hurst Blacksburg Alison Parker Fiancé Moneta August 26, 2015 Rachel Sutphin Christiansbu Cpl. Eric E. Father Blacksburg | August 21, 2006 rg Sutphin Montgomery County Sheriff's Office Linell Patterson Harrisonbur Terry & Lucy Father & Ephrata, September 6, g Smith Stepmother PA 2001 Ed Morrison Harrisonbur Michael P. Brother Mascoutah, May 4, 1969 g Morrison IL Jo-Ann Ernandes Moneta Alexander Son Franklin January 20, 2011 Charles Ernandes County, VA Bobbi Johnson Rockville David H. Rollins, Father Rockville June 10, 1988 Sr. Rev. Dr. Emmanuel Richmond “= Cousins a ad Harris Nancy Gowen Richmond Mary Weems Mother Richmond July 2, 1979 Gowen Mary Jenkins Soroka Richmond William Jenkins Brother Richmond | August 12, 1997 Jean Knight Richmond James “Jamie” Son Richmond | January 31, 1997 Knight David Knight Richmond James “Jamie” Son Richmond | January 31, 1997 Knight Dave Knight Alexandria James “Jamie” Richmond January 31, 1997 Brother Knight George White Reston Charlene White Wife Enterprise, February 27, AL 1985 Neva Herrington Williamsburg Elizabeth Daughter Fredericks November 3, Herrington burg 1994 Ryan Nixon Norfolk Christy Anne Sister Richmond | October 17, 2005 Nixon Michael Berg Norfolk Nick Berg Son Iraq May 7, 2004 (nonmilitar y) Patricia Bane Atlantic Ambrose Bane Uncle _ a
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