James Broadnax Executed After Cousin Confesses To Crime
May 1, 2026
James Broadnax was executed in Texas despite his cousin’s confession. DNA evidence supported his innocence plea.
James Broadnax was executed in Texas despite his cousin’s confession. DNA evidence supported his innocence plea.
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