Who is on death row in San Quentin?

Albert Ruiz, 50, who is on death row for murder, is led down a corridor at San Quentin state prison in San Quentin, California, June 8, 2012. REUTERS/Lucy Nicholson An inmate talks on the phone at San Quentin state prison in San Quentin, California, June 8, 2012. REUTERS/Lucy Nicholson

Who are the death row inmates in Texas?

Inmates on Death Row TDCJ Number Link Last Name First Name Date of Birth 999621 Inmate Information Ward Lucky 11/01/1964 999620 Inmate Information McCall Brandon 05/10/1991 999619 Inmate Information Sandoval Gustavo 12/22/1983 999618 Inmate Information Mosley Dameon 09/19/1981

Who is Jimmy merjil in San Quentin Prison?

Jimmy Merjil, 70, who said he was serving life under the three strikes law for petty theft, sits in his cell at San Quentin state prison in San Quentin, California, June 8, 2012. REUTERS/Lucy Nicholson

Who is Marvin Caldwell of San Quentin Prison?

Marvin Caldwell, 63, who said he was imprisoned for 20 years under the three strikes law for possession and sale of methamphetamine, looks out of his cell at San Quentin state prison in San Quentin, California, June 8, 2012. .

Their voices echo off the walls as rifle-toting guards keep watch through strands of twisting razor wire. Petaluma-born serial killer Wayne Adam Ford, 54, sentenced to death in 2006 after turning himself in to Humboldt County deputies with a woman’s severed breast in his pocket, paced his cramped East Block quarters strumming an acoustic guitar.

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Are there still people on death row in California?

The order will prevent the state from putting prisoners to death by granting temporary reprieves to all 737 condemned inmates on California’s death row, the largest in the nation. Below are the men and women currently on death row. Click on the photos to learn more about the crimes that put them there.