Save Troy Anthony Davis!

NCADP has created this website in support of Troy Anthony Davis, currently on death row in Georgia. In 1991, Troy was convicted of murder largely on the basis of eyewitness testimony—no physical evidence links him to the crime. Since his trial, six of nine eyewitnesses have recanted their original statements, yet federal law prevents these new eyewitness statements from being heard.

The National Coalition to Abolish the Death Penalty is part of a global effort to save Troy Anthony Davis’s life. He needs your help!

Click here to send a letter to the Georgia State Board of Pardons and Paroles to save Troy Anthony Davis. Please cut-and-paste the letter onto your own personal or professional letterhead so that it will have the strongest impact possible.

Important! Click here to make sure your letter gets read!

Click here to read Harvard Law Professor Charles J. Ogletree, Jr.'s letter to the Parole Board in support of Troy's clemency.

Click here to read Bishop Desmond Tutu's letter to the Parole Board in support of Troy's clemency.

Click here to read Sister Helen Prejean's letter to the Parole Board in support of Troy's clemency.

Click here to read actor/activist Mike Farrell's letter to the Parole Board in support of Troy's clemency.

Click here to read entertainer/activist Harry Belafonte's letter to the Parole Board in support of Troy's clemency.

Click here to read Howard University law professor Peter Blum's letter to the Parole Board in support of Troy's clemency.

Click here to read Congress member Sheila Jackson Lee's letter to the Parole Board in support of Troy's clemency.

Click here to read the Hip Hop Summit Action Network's letter to the Parole Board in support of Troy's clemency.

Click here to read a letter in support of Troy's clemency from Sam Millsap, Jr., a former District Attorney in Texas.

Click here to read the latest on Troy Anthony Davis's case.

Click here to read the facts supporting Troy's innocence.

Click here to read recanting witnesses' statements.

Click here to read Troy's story.

Join our two global networks to take action on Troy's behalf: on Facebook and MySpace.

Click here to view the press release about the Facebook group.