Richard Glossip Needs Our Help
And time is of the essence
There are two bills in the Oklahoma House Judiciary Committee that are important to Rich’s case. The prosecutor has crucial evidence which was never produced. These bills would free him to release this evidence to Rich’s lawyers.
Please contact the members of the judiciary committee, especially Chairman Rande Worthen, and let them know that:
- House Bill 2219 (Disclosure of Evidence After Conviction), and
- House Bill 2220 (Prosecutor Conduct Review Panel)
are important pieces of legislation that must move out of the committee so they can be heard on the floor of the House of Representatives. The judiciary committee has the chance to kill these bills without a hearing.
We can’t let that happen!
Please contact Chairman Worthen and the other committee members and POLITELY ask them to move House Bills 2219 and 2220 out of the committee and to the House of Representatives where they can be heard.

For more case information, please visit the Save Richard Glossip site and follow his story at:
Judiciary Committee Members
Name Phone Email
Rande Worthen (405) 557-7398 rande.worthen@okhouse.gov
Gerrid Kendrix (405) 557-7369 gerrid.kendrix@okhouse.gov
Carol Bush (405) 557-7359 carol.bush@okhouse.gov
Jose Cruz (405) 557-7397 jose.cruz@okhouse.gov
Ross Ford (405) 557-7347 ross.ford@okhouse.gov
Jason Lowe (405) 557-7367 jason.lowe@okhouse.gov
Stan May (405) 557-7338 stan.may@okhouse.gov
Lonnie Sims (405) 557-7340 lonnie.sims@okhouse.gov
Danny Sterling (405) 557-7349 danny.sterling@okhouse.gov
Judd Strom (405) 557-7402 judd.strom@okhouse.gov
The warden said he’d mail my letter
The chaplain’s waitin’ by the door
Tonight we’ll cross the yard together
Then they can’t hurt me anymore
I am going over yonder
Where no ghost can follow me
There’s another place beyond here
Where i’ll be free I believe
Give my radio to johnson
Thibodeaux can have my fan
Send my bible home to mama
Call her every now and then
I suppose I got it comin’
I can’t ever pay enough
All my rippin’ and a runnin’
I hurt everyone I loved
The world’ll turn around without me
The sun’ll come up in the east
Shinin’ down on all of them that hate me
I hope my goin’ brings ’em peace
Mandola: David Steele
Masterer: Hank Williams
Bass: Kelley Looney
Assistant Engineer: Patrick Earle
Mixer, Recorded by: Ray Kennedy
Acoustic Guitar: Steve Earle
Harmonica, Vocals: Steve Earle
Mixer, Producer: The Twangtrust
Drums, Percussion: Will Rigby
Writer: Steve Earle
Why this song?
This is probably the best song I have ever heard about someone facing death on death row, and Steve Earle has written several. It is one of Steve Earle’s most beautiful and heartfelt songs and details Jonathan Wayne Nobles’ final day on the day of his execution. Steve had befriended Jonathan 10 years earlier and met him one month before his death and witnessed his execution. The song lyrics are incredible in their ability to humanize someone society considers not worthy of life. - Adam
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- songs we can sing when we’re facing down injustices in the world.