35 Years on Death Row. He Still Says He’s Innocent.

For 35 years, Eugene Broxton has lived in a tiny death row cell in Texas.

He insists he did not commit the murder that sent him there. He says he has maintained his innocence from the very first police interrogation until today.In this exclusive interview, Eugene tells his story in his own words for what he says is the first time. He describes a childhood marked by abuse, years spent in prison before his capital conviction, the investigation that led to his death sentence, and why he believes the justice system got it wrong.His attorneys argue that key evidence raises serious questions about the case. Prosecutors reached a very different conclusion, and Eugene remains on Texas death row.This interview is not a retrial. It is an opportunity to hear the perspective of a man who has spent more than three decades waiting to be executed while continuing to claim he is innocent.What do you think after hearing him?Please keep the discussion respectful, especially toward the victims and their loved ones.If you enjoy long-form interviews about the death penalty, wrongful convictions, and the people behind some of America's most controversial criminal cases, consider subscribing to Death Row Stories.#DeathRow #TrueCrime #Texas #DeathPenalty #WrongfulConviction #CrimeDocumentary #Justice #Prison #DeathRowStoriesSubscribeTo stay informed and engaged with the stories that need to be told.

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