Death Row Inmates Claim Jailhouse Snitch Testimony Got Them the Death Sentence

Another Inmate Recieved Life

I have recently been contacted by mail by four Texas inmates. Three are on death row, and one is serving a life sentence. They all allege being the victim of jail house snitching. Two were snitched on by the same informant, and the same prosecutor is involved in all four of these cases. All four claim the case they were convicted of was an old case or "cold case" as some people refer to it. They claim their innocence and feel a great injustice has been done.

Ronald Pribble, sits on death row in Texas waiting to die for a crime he says he did not commit. Pribble was convicted for the homicide of a young couple he knew, and their three children. The crime occurred in 1999. The two adults were shot, and the house set on fire to cover up the crime scene. The three children died of smoke inhalation. Because he was the last person to be seen with the victim, he was questioned at the time of the crime, but released, since there was not enough evidence against him Pribble claims.

Pribble claims he was the victim of a jailhouse snitch. Pribble alleges he was set up, and railroaded to death row years later. He has proof of his innocence and a witness that places him in his parents home the time of the murders. There was no murder weapon, bad DNA testing, false testimony, missing evidence, perjured testimony and other shoddy misdoing in his trial according to Pribble. While serving time in a Federal Texas prison for bank robbery, years after the crime occurred, Pribble was then given a bench warrant for Capital murder just months before he was about to be released. He phoned an agent from the FBI who was familiar with the murder case, and was also aware that he was innocent to see if he could get any information. He was told "A prosecutor must be trying to make a case, and they think you will cooperate since your about to be released" according to Pribble.