Capital Punishment in Nevada - List of Individuals Executed After 1976

List of Individuals Executed After 1976

A total of 12 individuals convicted of murder have been executed by the state of Nevada since 1976. All were by lethal injection except those indicated by a * which were performed by using a gas chamber. All but one waived their appeals and asked that the execution be carried out.


Executed person Date of execution Victims Governor
1 Jesse Bishop* October 22, 1979 David Ballard Robert List
2 Carroll Cole December 6, 1985 Marie Cushman Richard Bryan
3 William Paul Thompson June 19, 1989 Randy Waldron Bob Miller
4 Sean Patrick Flannagan June 23, 1989 Albert Duggens and James Lewandowski Bob Miller
5 Thomas E. Baal June 3, 1990 Frances Maves Bob Miller
6 Richard Allen Moran March 30, 1996 Sandra Devere, Russell Rhodes, and Linda VanderVoort Bob Miller
7 Roderick Abetya October 5, 1998 Donna Martin Bob Miller
8 Alvaro Calambro April 5, 1999 Peggy Crawford and Keith Christopher Kenny Guinn
9 Sebastian Stephanous Bridges April 21, 2001 Hunter Blatchford Kenny Guinn
10 Lawrence Colwell, Jr. March 26, 2004 Frank Rosenstock Kenny Guinn
11 Terry Jess Dennis August 12, 2004 Ilona Straumanis Kenny Guinn
12 Daryl Linnie Mack April 26, 2006 Betty Jane May Kenny Guinn

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