3705 East Mountain Vista Road Hereford, AZ 85615-9192 Tel 520 378 7048 Mercedes Maharis Cell 520 234 7167 MA MS MA [email protected]
To: Justice James W. Hardesty and From: Mercedes Maharis MA MS MA
To Each Member of the Nevada Advisory Commission on the Administrationof Justice (NRS 176.0123)
—FOR THE RECORD—
Date: 11/19/2008
Re: NV Prison Medical and Inmate Deaths CC:
Can a Nevada prison sentence become a death sentence? We think, yes, it can.
Two Nevada Inmate Death Lists: (See Enclosed.) a) 09-08-1905 to 04-13-2000 b) 01/01/2000 to 06/04/2007
No deaths? Or no deaths reported, in Nevada prisons 1913 - 1924==11 years?
No deaths from natural causes? Or none reported 03-03-1930 to 11-21-1953==23 years?
Inmate Death List a), precludes data analysis because it appears to be incomplete.
The data on Inmate Death List b)... January 2000 to June 2007 is not up to date... 17 months behind. But we hope to receive current, correct, data shortly, to have complete data to study.
We are requesting NV prison inmate death data that can hopefully reveal:
1) The average time inmates were in NV prisons until they died; 2) The average age at death; 3) The average time in NV prisons before death by race. 4) The average time inmates were in NV prisons before their deaths 5) The population of prison deaths per thousand compared to the NV general population.
Advisory Commission on Admin, of Justice, Exhibit (\j pg \_ ofo2^Date: SubmittecNbv: PC November 19, 2008
It appears that the most recent 11 deaths in NV prisons (March to May 2007) list "Natural" as the reason for death. Have prisoner autopsies stopped? Why is this data so difficult to keep current?
It is reported that Mr. Guy W. Martens had no prior felonies and that he came to prison in NV in a wheelchair going directly into the Regional Medical Facility in Carson City.
For your consideration, we offer an account of the NV prison medical experience from Mr. Martens in 2001 and an account in 2008. Both are "white collar crime" prisoners. Both suggest that improvement in prisoner care may not be progressing so quickly as prisoners, families, advocates and proponents of true justice in NV would wish.
Mr. Guy W. Martens1 penned letters to us asking for help for himself and others in NDOC Regional Medical Facility in Carson City. The name of the second correspondent is being withheld.
(NOTE: If you care to read the entire contents of these gut wrenching letters, please advise. We can provide copies of them for you, if you can assure no retaliation will occur.)
I received your letter of 12-10-00 today. 36 days after you mailed it to me. You addressed it right and the delay was no fault of yours. This is just one way they mentely [sic] abuse us here. I am writing this letter to you hopeing [sic] you might be able to help us who suffer here at N.N.C.C.
I am a big man. 6* 3" and 334 pounds. In my younger years I was a football player. In 1989 I suffered a heart attack that left me with sever [sic] medical problems and now in a wheelchair. Becouse [sic] of a involuntary bankrupcy [sic] my company had some N.S.F. checks out that I could not cover...
So, becouse [sic] of my health I could not work. And the judge sayed [sic] he felt prison best for me. I received the max sentence five years. After sentencing, I was taken to N.N.C.C. R. M. F. = Regional Medical Facility. Becouse I did not go through normal intake - fish tank. I was unable to get a compleat [sic] issue of clothing in my size. I was finally issued 1 woren [sic] out shirt. To this day, I still don't have a second shirt to change into so that I might wash the one I have...
I have been forced to wash my cloths [sic] in the cell tolet [sic] and then remain naked and cold for hours becouse [sic] the prison has no cloths [sic] for me. I have endured ridicule and teasing by some female staff regaurding [sic] my nakedness and large size. I have tryed [sic] to complain, but my complaints have fallen on deaf ears. In fact, when I tryed [sic] to complain the luentent [sic] cut me off with a threat of disiplinary [sic] sactions [sic]...
I have given a lot of thought to how I might help you help others. I feel I can best do by giving you as much information as I can from the inside. Brutality, inhumane medical treatment and timekeeping problems are big problems and issues here...
Brutality has many faces in the Nevada prison system. I have seen men come in here from camp with a broken leg and bone sickness that will not heal after being cleared by Indian Springs medical staff for N. D. F. now this young man will never walk right again. This man was placed in the RMF and was forgotten about for almost 6 months. The man lost 120 days of work and camp time that he can never earn back...
I watched medical staff remove a man who had died from a heart attack in a isolation cell be taken out on a gurney and hit with high voltage from the heart paddles. The body jumped so high that it fell right off of the gurney onto the floor. I heard the medical staff say (Gee that
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was fun. Should we do it again) Question - Why would anyone be left in a locked isolation room with a severe heart condition and no way to contact staff or anyone else...
I have personally been shorted my cardiac medication, no less than 10 times in a period of between 10-7-2000 and 1-27-2001. Sometimes I have received my medication late. But other times I have not received it at all. These meds are life-threatening to me if I don't get them...
I have personally witnessed nursing staff at the RMF take over an hour to insert a simple IV. And then when the IV was started the IV needle was severely bent in the patient's vain [sic]. The same man that endured the bent IV needle was disconnected from the IV and blood dripped all over the cell floor. And all over this man's bed. We were all exposed to the open bent needle for hours . Also all the body fluides [sic]. The man was forced to lay in his own blood for over four days. We requested clean sheets and cleaning supplies, but were refused by forensic X...
General crulity [sic]... sick people are punished just for being sick... the NDOP places them in the RMF and that person loses time he or she can never earn back. This unfair treatment costs taxpayers million [sic] of dollars per year and causes hard feelings between inmates and inmates + staff. There are fights over this almost every day. THIS SUBJECT NEEDS ATTENTION!! I can't stress this enough...
Forensics X and Y... (He wrote the actual names.) have taken my personal oxygen wrench for my tank so I can't turn my oxygen tank on or off any more. They also had my doctors [sic] diet canceled. They took my Nitro pills and other meds. I still have not been able to get them back. By these actions they have jeopardized my life. These people are only forensics and not medical staff. They are custody staff only... END.
As I recall, I called NDOC to see what had happened to Mr. Martens, only to learn that had been shipped out of state. We never heard from him again. Did he have family? We don't know and have been unable to find out. Mr. Martens is listed as dead 04/28/2003. (See Inmate Death List.)
Is this not a double tragedy if he had no family to speak for him... and our mail not delivered to him, as we have experienced. Our letters have been returned to us checked "Unauthorized...", why we do not know. We want to make things better for all.
This second letter is current (2008), from a minimum security inmate. Excerpts:
... I started having chest pains at around 11 AM... I thought the pain would pass, yet as the day went by it only got worse... I notified officer X, who was working in the office that my chest was hurting... Officer X asked me questions concerning the location of the pain and symptoms, I explained that my chest was hurting, throbbing in my left arm around the elbow, jaw pain and some back pain. All signs of a heart attack...
I then asked him to call the ambulance... the pain was, at this time, unbearable. Officer X screamed that if I continued with my claims of chest pain, I'd be taken to the hole... in pain, yet not wanting to get into trouble, I remained persistent, asking again for emergency medical assistance...
Clearly angry, Officer X, who then acted as if I was lying and gave me a direct order to return my bunk, (which I did), where I was to await further instructions. About an hour later and after count, holding my chest and in pain, barely able to walk, I returned to the officer's office, again asking for help, that seem to upset officer X. Further, I was told to return to my bunk, again I followed the order given...
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About an hour later officer X2 came to my bunk with a green duffel bag and informed me that I was to be transported to XXX. Rather than the local hospital, since XXX was a two- hour drive. I became very afraid, thinking I wouldn't survive the trip, and as I expressed these concerns to officer X2, who also became mad and upset, it became clear to me that he didn't care, stating he was just doing his job.
I asked for help and packing my belongings and was denied, the officer stating it wasn't his job to help me pack or carry my things. I was told to take my belongings to the front gate, (a few other inmates helped me, who will be named later) and there I got into a pickup truck and was transported to...
I was taken to the infirmary a short time later due to my complaints, and in a room with a male and female nurse who began to treat me. In the room above my head was a large poster explaining where to place the electrodes for the EKG on my chest, I couldn't help but notice it because the male nurse kept referring to it, after the female nurse informed the male nurse that he had hooked up the electrodes in the wrong position.
After reading the printout, the male nurse informed me that my chest was fine and that he could see nothing wrong.
I was then given a shot for pain which had no effect, (I was told it was like having a IBU on steroids.) And then I was taken to a cell in the infirmary. I remained in pain, and shortly thereafter, everything went black. I awoke about 40 minutes later, (I could see a clock on the wall in the hallway).
I was still in pain, so I hit the emergency button on the wall, and told the officer I was still in pain, and needed further help, a few minutes later I was told to get dressed, and that I'd be taken to an outside hospital. I was in the cell for a total of about 2 hours.
Officers came to my cell, cuffed my hands and legs, and walked me to a transportation van and proceeded to take me to the local outside hospital... it was dark, raining, the trip took about an hour.
Once I got to the hospital, a male nurse began to treat me, giving me Nitro tablets and morphine, only then did the pain (for the first time in hours) stop. The male nurse looked at the EKG tape (or paper), which was done at the prison infirmary and began to explain that I'd had a massive heart attack, he said he couldn't understand how the prisoner nurse could have missed that fact, since the tape clearly showed it.
He then called the prison and asked the nurse how such a mistake could have been made, clearly upset, he hung up the phone, and again, began working on me.
At dawn, the next morning, I was care flighted from the local hospital to... I was placed in room X of the cardiac care unit, and the next day was taken to the cardiac catheterization laboratory, where I received angioplasty and two stent placement procedures, I was told by Dr. X. that I had a 97% blockage in my arteries.
At night, the nurse told me that my medication would be doubled and needed for life, when I asked her to explain why, she said that during my first procedure a artery had been torn and the procedure had to be stopped due to bleeding, that I would again have another procedure done in the morning, for my third and fourth stent placement.
I was, at all times, under guard during my stay at XXX and on this occasion my guard heard this conversation and agreed to testify on my behalf if called upon. I spent around nine
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days in the cardiac care unit, I was then moved to XXX, where I was in the prison infirmary for 17 days. I now have four stents in my arteries and six different medications, which I take daily for life...
My treatment was delayed, my heart condition went untreated, which caused further unrepairable [sic] permanent damage to my heart muscle.
The longer the heart goes without treatment, blood flow, the more damage done, and cannot be repaired, how much damage was done is unknown since I've been denied any outside follow-up tests or further treatment (as was ordered by Dr. X at blank). Even getting my medication refills monthly is a struggle.
This medical situation is ongoing. The continued mistreatment varies from institution to institution. END.
Today a former NV corrections officer told me that there are people who should not be working in prisons. A second officer recently told me that he did not like working with the "heavy badgers" and was proud that he had never put a hand on a prisoner in the many years he worked there. He said that if prisoners told him they needed medical, that he made sure they got help right away. Both have bad memories of NV prisons. Both are the kind of officers that NV prisons desperately need.
Not everybody in prison is guilty, nor violent, nor lost. Most need medical care for drug addiction. All, however, deserve compassion. After health comes the ability to learn, to be independent.
If we do not extend a helping hand to them, how will they learn to understand others and to become compassionate human beings themselves?
How many more nonviolent, minimum security inmates' sentences will turn into death sentences this year and next, because of the way NDOC personnel reportedly mishandle medical emergencies? Only time will tell... and time is the essence of life for them... and for us all.
How many others, no matter the nature of their crimes, are receiving or have received NV death sentences through medical neglect, abuse and malpractice in the State of Nevada? Court cases are brewing, coming through NV courts daily, costing taxpayers much more than the decent treatment that could have been extended.
Will you please recommend a complete audit of NV prison medical and medical emergency classes in standards and correct procedures for corrections officers?
Another issue that stands out after reviewing the INMATE DEATHS REPORT REPORT #2.9 (01/01/2000 to 06/04/2007) is the number of prisoners who died shortly after entering NDOC:
RECEIVED DATE DIED AGE RACE INST CAUSE
Paqei:
Weber, Anthony L 4/13/2007 5/2/2007 52 CAUC NNCC NATURAL
Gouchenour, Shadrach C 3/20/2007 4/2/2007 46 CAUC HDSP SUICIDE
Gully, Charles 10/18/2006 10/25/2006 37 BLACK ESP NATURAL
Schultheis, Robert J. 9/12/06 10/8/2006 19 CAUC SDCC SUICIDE/ ASPHXIA HANGING
Taylor, Donald W. 8/9/2006 9/1/2006 44 CAUC SNRS NATURAL
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Toledo, Ernie H. 4/5/2006 6/5/2006 40 INDIAN NVJAIL SUICIDE
Conway, Steven C. 12/23/2005*? 9/21/2005 62 CAUC NNCC NATURAL/ MYOCARDIAL INFANCTION [sic]
Ward, Gregory D. 1/27/2005 5/27/2005 26 BLACK NNCC NATURAL/ CARDIAC FAILURE
Bolden, Jackie 1/4/2006 5/6/2005 48 BLACK HDSP NATURAL/ HEART ATTACK
Smith, Casandra R. 4/6/2004 12/29/200 34 BLACK NNCC NATURAL/ RENAL FAILURE
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Palacios, Pablo 6/23/2004 7/23/2004 49 HISP HDSP SUICIDE/ HANGING
Kelly, Deborah E. 5/12/2003 9/26/2003 60 CAUC SNWCC NATURAL/ UPPER AIRWAY OBSTRUCTION Copeland, William 5/17/2003 7/6/2003 49 CAUC HDSP NATURAL/ CORONARY ATHEROSCLEROSIS
Berner, Edward D. 4/24/2003 5/18/2003 65 CAUC NNCC NATURAL/ RESPIRATORY ARREST
Ruiz-Alvarado, Juan J. 4/2/2003 5/13/2003 33 HISP NNCC SUICIDE/ HANGING
Martens, Guy W. 6/19/2003*? 4/28/2003*? 51 CAUC NNCCNATURAL/ CARDIAC ARREST
Arboleda, Marlon F. 2/15/2003 3/20/2003 45 ASIAN NNCC NATURAL/ HEART DISEASE
McKay, Leonard L. 1/4/2003 3/20/2003 49 BLACK NNCC NATURAL/ CANCER GASTRIC LYMPHOMA
Moore, Kenneth V. 2/4/2003*? 1/20/2003*? 76 CAUC NNCC NATURAL/ CARDIAC ARREST
Shavonis, William M. 1/3/2001 2/13/2001 32 CAUC HDSP SUICIDE/ HANGING
Marks, Joel M. 8/15/2000 9/23/2000 59 CAUC NNCC NATURAL/ KIDNEY FAILURE
Acosta-Aldama, Rene J. 5/3/2000 8/18/2000 39 HISP NNCC NATURAL/ RESPIRATORY ARREST/BRAIN CANCER
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Knight, Steven L. 1/31/2000 6/24/2000 56 CAUC NNCC NATURAL/ RESPIRATORY ARREST
*? These prisoners died before NDOC received them?
Would you kindly recommend an investigation on the above prisoners to find out why these prisoners 1) were not receiving proper counseling to prevent suicides and 2) how we can get better medical treatment to save prisoners' lives... in fully accredited prison hospital facilities.
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The State of Nevada keeps no record of former prisoners who receive Medicaid, according to the Health Policy office. This data would be good to have. But, if we keep prisoners healthy and educate them, there will be less taxpayer money to spend on Medicaid after they leave prison.
Will you please recommend a timekeeping audit by volunteer ombudsmen?
How many typos are there in timekeeping records throughout NDOC? Thousands and thousands that affect thousands of prisoners? Time credits must not be taken because prisoners suffer illness. This is cruel at best, criminal at worst. Will you step forward and recommend that volunteer ombudsmen loosen this timekeeping gridlock debate and put to rest questions of the correct amounts of time that prisoners must serve?
The bottom line, Commission members, is that NDOC has had no outside oversight, and currently has no outside oversight and no regulating authorities since its inception in 1905 who require NDOC officials to operate to even very minimum standards.
What if this were true of NV schools and hospitals? Taking mature responsibility for human lives, wards of the state, is correct action. Punishing prisoners with death who reach out for help for themselves and others is a morally bankrupt, unacceptable social and governmental policy, in our opinion. Let's reach higher.
Will you please recommend appointing (2) volunteer ombudsmen for each NDOC facility to begin fact finding, with assurance of no retaliation toward prisoners who come forward to report errors and abuses?
Again, will you please recommend that the NV State Health Officer be granted authority over the Nevada Department of Corrections and that inspections occur in each prison yearly, with 60 days to correct deficiencies? The money for these operations must come first because health care in prison is the foundation of sanity and an advancing civilization.
Will you please recommend that all NDOC facilities begin accreditation to minimum standards through the American Correctional Association, This is long, long overdue.
We are not indifferent to the suffering of NDOC staff, whose lives are also impacted negatively by the heavy badgers among them, the scenes of neglect and lack of dedication to excellence in job performance.
To those who have lost their jobs in Nevada prisons (See End. LA Times Article) because they objected to the lack of medical care for prisoners, we extend acknowledgement and appreciation. Please recommend that these highly conscious human beings get back their jobs. We need their shining examples before prisoners so that they can learn to care again.
We know that many current staff members work for better conditions so that they can live long and well, too, and that they continue to try to make things better for all inside prison. Yes, operating to standards means the difference between success and failure for everyone in the NV prison system. All can benefit from accreditation.
It is time... before more NDOC inmates die, before more wrongful death lawsuits enter the courts and before federal intervention arrives to clean up NDOC officials' operations, an inevitable consequence if they continue to deny decent health care for prisoners in NV facilities. Health care first! Good things will follow. Without it, they cannot.
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The answer to this enormous, draining social failure, in our opinion, is support, support, support and education, education, education. But, Commission members, I know that, in your hearts, you already knew this.
In closing, I want you to know that I am proud of the former prisoners who lived to successfully reintegrate into society in spite of the inhumane treatment that they reported to us in this unenlightened NV prison atmosphere. Perhaps one day I will be able to tell you their success stories.
Please do the right thing. Please make positive recommendations that will save lives.
Yours truly,
Mercedes Maharis MA MS MA Lifetime CURE Member, CURE, Washington DC Co-Founder Spartacus Project, Nevada
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Poor medical care eited at Nevada prison
By Ashley Powers and Henry Weinsiein December OS, 2007 in print edition A-30
When Nevada death row inmate Charles Randolph asked for a spedfieniedicine to address his'.heart condition earlier this year,, Max Carter, the prison's physician assistant; sent a curt rep^lT^^dicaitJpn^as the wropg kiml andpoteniiiOy lethafv blithe would be rtappy to presGriBe it "so^that yayr^fetenGjes oft^iring sootier ale mcreasedi''
When,another prisoner; John 0. Snow? asked for pills itf Ju}y;tO;€asd tfoe pamirorriiliis^^te:riorating]olrtfe, Catiefs denial came with another stinging missfee, stating thai f® was -g
To many prison observers, Garter's responses exemplify the callous fndrfference custody officials at the ma)drnun> security Ely State Prison have for sicii prisoners. There has been no staff doctor to handle the medical needs of any the 1,000 inmates here for more than 18 rnoriths. Carter is the highest-ranking medical worker at the men's prison; the last staff doctor was a gynecologist.
According to interviews and records obtained by The times, prisoners at Ely have been denied care for heart problems, diabetes and other seriousmedical conditions; Earlier thisyear, atiyrsewas firediafter cpmpfaintng about substandard care at the. facility, which she said ted to one inmate needlessly dying of gangrene,
Attomeys for some Ely inmates $ay triey believe the'ja'ck of imedicatcare has played a role in.a high percentage of death row inmates giving up their appeals and^yolunieering* tp be ^ectrted.M but two of 12 Inmates executed in the state m the last 30 years have t^n volunteers, No other state in the cowrrtry has had ctose to that percentage of volunteers, records show.
Recently, the American CM! Liberties Union's NationaJ Prison Prefect Has taken up ifasi cause at Ely. ACLU attorneys Amy Fettig and Margaret Wirrtef havemet with corrections pfficia%.and,prej5,sed for reforms to impi;oye
inmate care.
A doctor working with the ACLU was granted access to 35 ihmatesand Iheir rriedical records in October, and he came to a stark conclusion.
"The medical care provided at Ely State Prison amourits'to the grossed|K>ssibfe medical malpractice, and the most shocking and callous disregard for human life and human suffering that 1 have ever encountered in my 35 years of practice,0 Dr, William K.;Noel said sn a report sent Wednesday to Howard Skoinik, director of the Nevada Department of Correctiqns-
"Itjshighly uniikety that these35 cases^are aberfaWpn$," Noeiy^oteiniiese cases-^iowa'systern^tHatis so broken and dysfunctional that; inmy opinion^ every one of the prisoners at Ety:-,.. who has serious medical needs,
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SkoifttR mid Wednesday be had rM seen Noel's mpoft;ana:Coy!an0t€omnfBm#ia^ $pedflc allegations. However, he added: 1 do know that i hava recently been informed Ihrotih some olfer auditing that the ad^ssio medical care andihe quality of care, provided by the department meets or exceeds eommuntty standards;"
An attorney who represents the corrections department said she could not comment, as did an assistant to prison warden £X MoOaniel
Mas Carter did not respond to messages left for him at the prison's medical department,
Dt Steven MaoArthur, the obstetriciamgynecoldgist who was the prison's test staff doctor, said it was difficult to treat inmates with severe psychological problems and who cursed and spat at staff. Some prisoners refused to visit the Infirmary simply because they couldn't smoke there, he said, Nonetheless, he said, they were well cared for,
"Most inmates age in dog years. They beat the heii out of themselves^ he said, "They have lots of aches
and pains.*1
In his report, Noel said he found instances of prisoners being denied medieaj attention despite stiffering from secures, syphilis, deep vein thrombosis:-and rheumatoid arthritis. He acknowtedged that many Ely prisoners "have committed horrible crimes" but said physicians took an oath to make sno judgments as to character or morality0
when treating a patient
197S Supreme Court decision, based on the 8th Amendments prohibition against cruel and unusual punishment, government officials are obliged *io provide medical care for those whom it Is punishing by incarceration."
in a -tetter accompanying Noefs report, ACLU attorneys FeUig and Winter asked the director of corrections to, set up a meeting with Gov. Jim Gibbons because the "medical crisis*' at the. prison goes far beyond the lack of a doctor and it "seems unrealistic to expect" the department "to summon the resources to resolve the problems without the assistance of the governor and the Legislature,*
The factBty, which opened in, 1989S is more than 250 miles from,the state's popuia.tton and power centers: Reno, Us Ve^as and capital Carson City, whem executions take place. IthaMles thedayrto-day medical needs, of prisoners, but if Inmates experience, serious affments, like chest pains, they are^enjt to a, local hPspHal; life-threatening cases, such as stabbing victims, are airlifted tbsa Jptgercity.
The prison site about a dozen miles outside its namesake's downtowa
The prison's desolation - a source of frustration to inmate families and defense attorneys -1.s part of its appeal to the 4,000-person town, said Mayor Jon Hickman The facility is easy to IQnore( he said. It also provides hundreds of secure jobs to a city whose economy is tied to the tumultuous mining industfy,
in this setting, inmate advocates say, corrections officials have denied prisoners needed antibiotics, pain pills and surgeries with little outcry because no toep! groups e^st io. do.so. When a.nurse who had worked at the prison for nearly a.decade sppkeout, she was forced to scrub the infirmary tor vvith a tootr^rush, court papers say.
nurse, Lorraine Memory, said in ai): interview that the prison's .dozen or sdmedfcai staffers jacked equipment, including an IV pump and a blood pressure monitoring machine, thaiwere particuter^ helpful during aimedicai trauma. Little training ts provided to the staff, some of whom struggle touse a defibrillator, said Ivlemory, who was eventually fired,
Jewel Jacques, a nurse who has worked at Ely since 1993, and two other prison staffers have signed declarations backing up Memory's account of prison conditions.
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Most inmates complaining of pain are given only a handful of Tylenol a week, Jacques said.
Relatives of some inmates say prisoners wit!* minor ailments often avoid the infirmary, convinced that Ely's mescal staff would eriher ignore or harm them.
Jnmate Snow, who is on death row for the 1983 contact killing of a Las Vegas nightclub owner, has. no cartilage in his hips, butwas given no painkillers tose-pe with fees that scrape against one another,. Noel's report said instead- the prisoner was preserved Jndocin^hose side effects are "so severe that the.anti-ihnammatory medication is mainly used on,horses.
At Noel's suggestion, Dr. Robert Bannister, medical director of the state corrections department, changed Show's medication; But the doctor is still balking at allowing Show to have hip surgery, Noel wrote. Without it the inmate will eventually be unable to move, Noel said,
Bannister did not return calls seeking comment
Such cases frustrate medical staff who said their superiors had long shrugged at inmate, suffering because they were:concerned about the cosfcs of treatment* according to court papers.
In a complaint to the federal Equal aspioyment Opportunity Commission, Memory alleged that two diabetic prisoners were denied insulin becausejytecmhur Wanted to hasten the demise of these two inmates in order to save money or cause them more pain and suffering.R
JvlacMhur denied the allegations.
One of the diabetics, Patrick Cavanaugh, RkeSy suffered from dementia after three years without insulin; according
to Noefs report.
Cavanaugh, a former manager for the rockgrotip the Coasters, was on death row for shooting to death one of the group's singers, mutilating his body and dumping it In a canyon,
In prison; Gavarm^h developed gangrenev Mernory wrote, and his loes and feet turned black and this gradually progressed up the legs until it had turned into a stinking,- rotting, oozing mess of dead flesh which had reached clear up the level of his knees."
Cavanaugtfs nodical records, however, described fifecondition asceMtis, which Noetsaid was.akin to calling
"9/11 a high-rise fire."
MacArthur-satel Cavanaugh refused dscygen and was never denied insulin; If h§ was not given, & it was because Cavanaugh declined it, the doctor said.
Cavanaugh died In April 2006; his death certificate was signed by a doctor who had not seen the body and fists ^naturalcauses" as the reason, Memory said.
A month later,, state officials fired Iviac^rthur■- but not because nurses and other prison employees charged that he provided poor or negligent care. Rather, corrections officials said, it was because MacArthur refused to give up his futt-ttme job at the local hospital, though there was no evidence that it caused him io neglect his prison duties;
MacArthur said the dismissal was unmerited. In a, fetter to his private practice patients he said that he "was responsible for saving the taxpayers of this state. $1 million per year,"
In an interview with The Times this week, MacArthur said he was proud of care he provided to prisoners, but acknowledged limits onwhat the mecfica! staff would treat
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Relatfd Attletes * Dying on our dime Jm 26,2005 ♦ Man Died of Neglect, inmates Say mr 15.2004 . Jailed: U.S, Nurse Is Denied Care in indbnesia Jan 08:2003 • Fanily to sue over detainee's death Augi 1.20'0?' • Prisonmediea! buildup rejected 1^28,2008
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■U/I6/200S 10:34 INMATE DEATHS NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS REPORT # 2.9 STATISTICS AND PLANNING PERIOD COVERED:01/01/2000 TO 06/04/2007
NAME NUMBER COUNTY RECEIVED DATE DIED AGE RACE INST CAUSE OF DEATH ROSENBERG. ABRAHAM J 78980 CLARK 10/29/2003 5/20/2007 68 CAUC NVHOSP NATURAL KISLING, MICHAEL 48454 BOARDER 5/24/2001 5/19/2007 59CAUC NNCC NATURAL ADAMS, RICHARD D 85409 CLARK 4/1/2005 5/10/2007 49 CAUC NNCC NATURAL WEBER, ANTHONY L 96176 WASHOE 4/13/2007 5/2/2007 52 CAUC NNCC NATURAL SCOTT, LINDA L 54223 WASHOE 7/2/1997 4/19/2007 56 CAUC SNWCC UNKNOWN MALDONADO, ANDRES U 88319 CARSON 11/2/2005 4/17/2007 39 HISP NVHOSP NATURAL FAUSSET, BILLY W 30371 CLARK 1/16/1990 4/8/2007 81 CAUC NNCC NATURAL GOUCHENOUER, SHADRACH C 95768 CLARK 3/20/2007 4/2/2007 36 CAUC HDSP SUICIDE HARTMAN, GORDON 83034 WASHOE 10/1/2004 3/27/2007 71 CAUC NNCC NATURAL BERGER. GILBERT 79816 CLARK 1/26/2004 3/25/2007 69 CAUC NNCC NATURAL CRACRAFT, GRANT S 70749 CLARK 10/22/2001 3/9/2007 42 CAUC NSP NATURAL JACKSON, PHILLIP P 16986 CLARK 4/1/1982 2/27/2007 44 BLACK NNCC COMPUCATIONS/AIDS/AIDS SASHINGER, HENRY 49515 WASHOE 3/22/1996 2/18/2007 47 BLACK NNCC NATURAL/HEART FAILURE GIER, RICHARD 32525 DOUGLAS 10/23/1990 2/3/2007 46 CAUC HDSP SUICIDE MULLEN. STEPHEN T 71021 CLARK 11/20/2001 1/30/2007 38 CAUC HDSP NATURAL/EXSANGUNATION BACCARI. LAWRENCE 13718 CLARK 7/26/1978 1/27/2007 61 CAUC NNCC NATURAL/METAASTIC MELANOMA MIRELES, GREGORIO 87347 WASHOE 8/24/2005 1/27/2007 71 HISP NNCC NATURAL/ASPIRATE PNEUMONIA DILLARD. MERRILL L 88272 CLARK 11/1/2005 1/23/2007 42 BLACK NVHOSP COMPLICATIONS/AIDS BELTRAN, ANTHONY 89304 CLARK 1/19/2006 12/28/2006 33 CAUC ESP HOMICIDBOTHER INMATE/MULTIPLE PUNCTURE WOUNDS TO TRUNK FIERRO, MICHAEL 85506 CLARK 4/7/2005 12/24/2006 20 CAUC ESP SUICIDE/HANGING ANDERSON, RODNEY E 69572 CLARK 6/29/2001 12/20/2006 48 BUCK NNCC NATURAL/CONGESSTTVE HEART FAILURE WALDRON, GALE 17542 CLARK 9/30/1982 12/3/2006 66 CAUC NNCC NATURAL/PNEUMONIA SMITH, ROBERT P 79228 ELKO 11/26/2003 11/30/2006 66 CAUC NNCC NATURAL/MYOCARDIO INFRACTION DRIVER, WILLIAM H 39579 WASHOE 4/23/1993 11/26/2006 75 CAUC NNCC NATURAL/MYOCARDIAL INFRACATION SAVARESE. RALPH L 78614 WASHOE 9/26/2003 11/11/2006 71 CAUC NNCC NATURAL HART, STEPHEN C 58082 CLARK 6/12/1998 11/9/2006 64 CAUC NV HOSP NATURAL DAVIS, MARLINE 84314 CLARK 1/11/2005 11/9/2006 39 CAUC NNCC COMPLICATIONS/AIDS HIGASHI, KAZUO J 87848 CLARK 8/28/2005 11/1/2006 36 CAUC RES CONF NATURAL GULLY. CHARLES 93487 BOARDER 10/18/2006 10/25/2006 37 BLACK ESP NATURAL SCHULTHEISS, ROBERT J 92910 CLARK 9/12/2006 10/8/2006 19 CAUC SDCC SUICIDE/ASPHXIA HANGING TAYLOR, DONALD W 87186 CLARK 8/9/2006 9/1/2006 44 CAUC SNRC NATURAL PEARSON. CLEO 37932 CLARK 10/5/1992 8/24/2006 55 BLACK NNCC NATURAL/LIVER CANCER SCHAEFFLER, JOSEPH H 26741 CARSON 9/13/1998 8/22/2006 55 CAUC NNCC NATURAL/LUNG CANCER MANARITE. SAMUEL 77408 CLARK 6/6/2003 8/22/2006 87 CAUC SNCC NATURAL/CARDIAC ARREST SJOLSETH, DONALD L 76957 CLARK 5/16/2003 7/25/2006 55 CAUC HDSP SUICIDE/ASPHYXIA HANGING BERRY, HENRY L B6074 CLARK 5/17/2005 7/24/2006 65 BLACK NV HOSP NATURAL ESTABROOK. ROBERT D .53002 WASHOE 3/10/1997 7/23/2006 44 CAUC NNCC NATURAL/METASTATIC ESOPHAGED CANCER BRUINSMA. CECIL W 79226 ELKO 11/26/2003 7/20/2006 61 HISP NNCC SUICIDE/ASPHYXIA HANGING FAIRBANKS, JAMES L 65553 WASHOE 6/2/2000 7/19/2006 56 CAUC NNCC NATURAL/METASTATIC COLON CANCER FOWLER, ERIC V 88155 MINERAL 10/20/2005 7/10/2006 32 CAUC ENIC NATURAL LESZYNSKI, SCOTT 84506 CLARK 1/26/2005 7/9/2006 46 CAUC NVHOSP NATURAL/ANIXIC ENCEPHALOPATHY ORTEGA, EUGENE M 59779 CLARK 12/1/1998 6/26/2006 44 HISP NVHOSP HOMlCIDeOTHER INMATE TOLEDO. ERNIE H 90428 WASHOE 4/5/2006 6/5/2006 40 INDIAN NVJAIL SUICIDE MORALES, RAMON A 87056 CLARK 7/28/2005 6/1/2006 48 HISP NVHOSP NATURAL/BRONCHOPNEUMONIA DYBA. DONALD 64848 CLARK 4/4/2000 5/24/2006 68 CAUC NNCC NATURAL/CIRRHOSIS RABE, CARL C 87163 LYON 8/4/2005 5/23/2006 59 CAUC RESV NATURAL HASTY, JACK L 83580 WASHOE 11/12/2004 5/22/2006 69 CAUC NNCC NATURAL/LUNG CANCER ROUTH, LEE E 65545 CLARK 5/31/2000 5/21/2006 51 CAUC NVHOSP NATURAL ADAMS, MELVIN J 78879 CLARK 10/21/2003 5/9/2006 40 BLACK NVJAIL NATURAL MACK, DARYL L 44532 WASHOE 11/23/1994 4/26/2006 47 BLACK NSP EXECUTED/LEGAL EXECUTION CAVANAUGH, PATRICK 20387 CLARK 1/4/1985 4/10/2006 61 BLACK ESP NATURAL/DIABETES MELLITVE RICHARDSON, THOMAS C 53614 LYON 5/19/1977 3/10/2006 59 CAUC NNCC NATURAL/METASTIC CANCER HOFFMAN. STEVEN E 31775 CLARK 7/15/1991 3/4/2006 55 CAUC HDSP NATURAL BRADFORD, LETITIA R 82692 CLARK 9/7/2004 2/26/2006 37 BLACK NVHOSP NATURAL BOLIEN, HARVEY A 56423 NYE 1/22/1998 1/22/2006 72 CAUC NNCC NATURAL/HEART FAILURE CUCCIA, ANTHONY J 73850 CLARK 8/23/2002 1/8/2006 65 CAUC NNCC NATURAL/RESPIRTORY ARREST OWENS, JIMMIE D 11351 CLARK 9/17/1973 12/30/2005 58 CAUC NNCC NATURAL/BOWEL OBSTRUCTION MCINTYRE, DAVID 85013 CLARK 3/2/2005 12/2/2005 33 BLACK NNCC NATURAL/MYOCARDIA INFRACTION BIAS, HENRY L 64810 CLARK 3/30/2000 11/30/2005 53 BLACK HDSP NATURAL GREATHOUSE. CASSIUS R 79174 WASHOE 11/21/2003 11/13/2005 42 CAUC HDSP NATURAL MILTON. GREGORY R 43228 WASHOE 7/1/1994 11/10/2005 58 CAUC NNCC NATURAL/CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE CHAVEZ, RICHARD J 53242 CLARK 4/9/1997 11/9/2005 43 HISP NNCC SUICIDE/HANGING SWAINSTON, LYNN 33595 LANDER 3/22/1991 11/7/2005 61 CAUC NNCC NATURAL/NDOM NICOTINE ADDICTION JONES, MICHAEL 52207 CLARK 11/17/2001 11/3/2005 53 BLACK NNCC NATURAL/CARDIAC ARREST PERKINS. MARKEL L 82604 CLARK 8/30/2004 10/10/2005 26 BLACK RES CONF NATURAL/NATURAL CAUSES SHEPHARD, JAMES C 84009 WASHOE 12/15/2004 10/4/2005 40 BLACK NNCC NATURAL/UK AT THIS TIME CONWAY. STEVEN C 21891 CLARK 12/23/2005 9/21/2005 62 CAUC NNCC NATURAL/MYOCARDIAL INFANCTION SHIELDS, KAREN B 86054 WASHOE 5/13/2005 9/21/2005 50 BLACK NNCC NATURAL/RENAL FAILUR NIXON. GARY L 66124 CLARK 7/28/2000 8/29/2005 63 CAUC HDSP NATURAL/SEVERE CORONARY ATHEROSCLEROSIS CONNOR, DELBERT 11474 PERSHING 3/13/1984 8/25/2005 66 CAUC NNCC NATURAL/CARDIOASCULAR DISEASE KNIGHT, WILLIAM R 33279 CLARK 2/8/1991 8/10/2005 48 CAUC OSC NATURAL/UNKNOWN SALSBURY. SHAWN L 80469 CLARK 3/15/2004 7/27/2005 37 CAUC NNCC NATURAL/RESPIRATORY ARREST BOND, JESSE J 12327 CLARK 3/26/2005 7/17/2005 63 CAUC NNCC NATURAL/COLON CANCER GRAHAM. MELVIN J 66664 WASHOE 4/27/2005 7/9/2005 37 BLACK NVHOSP NATURAL/RUPTURED BERRY ANEURYSM GROOMS, ANTONIO F 34251 CHURCHILL 6/19/1991 6/19/2005 64 CAUC NNCC NATURAL/LIVER FAILURE BUSCH. WILLIAM M 78512 CLARK 9/19/2003 6/16/2005 48 CAUC NVHOSP NATURAL/END STAGE HEPATIC CIRRHOSIS WARD, GREGORY D 84456 CLARK 1/27/2005 5/27/2005 26 BLACK NNCC NATURAL/CARDIAC FAILURE NABOR, AMADOR E 54272 CLARK 7/8/1997 5/19/2005 49 HISP ESP NATURAL/LIVER DISEASE REAM, ROYAL R 80854 CLARK 4/14/2004 5/8/2005 83 CAUC NNCC NATURAL/CVA/HTN BOLDEN, JACKIE 84237 CLARK 1/4/2005 5/6/2005 48 BLACK HDSP NATURAL/HEART ATTACK GROSBERG, THOMAS N 30897 CLARK 3/23/1990 5/4/2005 68 CAUC ' NNCC NATURAUMYOCARDIAL INFECTION/NICOLENE ADDICTION/HTN PHIFER. JOSEPH E 80483 CLARK 3/16/2004 5/4/2005 55 CAUC NV HOSP NATURAL/SEPSIS CARNEY, MICHAEL W 83847 CLARK 12/1/2004 3/31/2005 41 CAUC HDSP SUICIDE/ASPHYXIA/HANGING KACY, RICHARD 80789 CLARK 4/8/2004 2/8/2005 57 CAUC NNCC NATURAL/LIVER CANCER METASTATIC JOHNSON, DARRYL 81789 CLARK 4/8/2004 2/8/2005 57 CAUC NNCC NATURAL BUTLER. ROBERT B 15260 CLARK 6/27/1980 2/5/2005 85 CAUC NNCC NATURAL/WALDENSTROM-S MACROGLOBULINEMIA DAVIS, DENNIS J 68640 WASHOE 4/6/2001 2/5/2005 45 CAUC NVHOSP NATURAL/RESPIRATORY FAILURE. VASCULITIS, HEPATITIS C FORD. PRISCILLA 17083 WASHOE 4/30/1982 1/29/2005 76 BLACK SNWCC NATURAL/LUNG CARDIOMYOPATHY MEYERS. KIM K 13217 CLARK 12/21/1995 1/20/2005 53 CAUC RES CONF NATURAL/PULMONARY DISEASE SMITH, CASANDRA R 80729 CLARK 4/6/2004 12/29/2004 34 BLACK NNCC NATURAL/RENAL FAILURE JACKSON, STEVEN D 64545 CARSON 3/8/2000 12/16/2004 57 CAUC ESP- NATURAL/HEPATIC FAILURE ROZOWSKI, CHARLES F 72818 WASHOE 5/17/2002 12/6/2004 76 CAUC NNCC NATURAL/METASTATIC COLON CANCER CORDOVA, FRANK 18812 CLARK 9/28/1983 11/30/2004 57 HISP NNCC NATURAL/LUNG CANCER SULLIVAN. JOHN 75628 BOARDER 1/25/2003 11/17/2004 51 CAUC HDSP NATURAL/HEART ATTACK COBBETTE, NOEL 76512 CLARK 4/9/2003 11/2/2004 58 BLACK NNCC NATURAL/CEREBROVASCULAR ACCIDENT SHOELS, WILLIAM C 68805 CLARK 4/23/2001 9/29/2004 31 HISP SDCC NATURAUHYPERTROPHIC CARDIOMYOPATHY HRUZA, RUSSELL L 63762 WASHOE 8/8/2003 9/28/2004 44 CAUC NVHOSP NATURAL/MYOCARDIAL INFRACTION RICE, DAVID W 9690 WASHOE 4/5/1968 9/24/2004 65 CAUC NNCC NATURAL/CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE CLARK, MICHAEL R 73674 LYON 8/7/2002 9/17/2004 56 CAUC NNCC NATURAL/METASTATIC CACINOMA PERON, JUAN 31742 CLARK 7/9/1990 9/5/2004 85 HISP NNCC NATURAUCOLEN CANCER DENNIS, TERRY J 62144 WASHOE 7/23/1999 8/12/2004 57 CAUC NSP EXECUTED/MULTIPLE DRUG OVERDOSE HOBSON, GARY 17032 DOUGLAS 1/13/1983 8/1/2004 59 CAUC ESP NATURAL/HEPATITIS C ANAYA, VICTOR A 73031 WASHOE 4/13/2004 8/1/2004 47 HISP NNCC NATURAL/CIROSIS OF THE UVER PALACIOUS, PABLO 81720 CLARK 6/23/2004 7/23/2004 49 HISP HDSP SUICIDE/HANGING TAYLOR, FLOYD R 73931 CARSON 8/29/2002 7/17/2004 76 CAUC NVHOSP NATURAL/CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE MUNIZ, JOSHUA 59463 CLARK 10/27/1998 7/14/2004 25 HISP NVHOSP HOMICIDE/OTHER INMATE/HEAD TRAUMA ERVIN. ROBERT 7966 CLARK 5/22/1992 6/3/2004 66 CAUC NNCC NATURAUMYOCARDIAL INFRATION SHOUSE, WILLIAM D 74781 CLARK 11/14/2002 5/18/2004 44 CAUC RESV NATURAL/MYOCARDIAL INFRACTION KORNEGAY, JOHN W 15802 LANDER 2/0/1981 5/9/2004 81 CAUC NNCC NATURAL/METOSTSUE LUNG CANER CAMPBELL, RICHARD 23030 CLARK 8/27/1086 4/19/2004 59 CAUC NNCC NATURAL/BRAIN CANCER GREEN, CARL B 34915 CLARK 9/23/1991 4/19/2004 38 BLACK NVHOSP HOMICIDE/OTHER INMATE/RESPITORY FAILUE MASSIVE BLOOD LOSS HINES, OTIS D 38489 CLARK 12/14/1992 4/8/2004 54 BLACK NVHOSP OTHER/INTRACRANIAL HEMORRHAGE TATUM, MICHAEL J 69661 CLARK 7/9/2001 4/5/2004 49 BLACK NNCC COMPLICATIONS/AIDS SHIELDS. CHRISTINE A 71228 WASHOE 12/7/2001 4/5/2004 58 CAUC NVHOSP NATURAL/METASTATIC MALIGNANCY COLWELL, LAWRENCE 47271 CLARK 8/17/1995 3/26/2004 35 CAUC NSP EXECUTED/MULTIPLE DRUG OVERDOSE NEAL, CHARLES D 72992 WASHOE 6/5/2002 3/5/2004 34 BLACK NNCC NATURAL/RESPIRTORY ARREST ACCUTE LEUKEMIA BECHDOL, RICHARD L 68604 CLARK 4/2/2001 2/15/2004 58 CAUC NNCC NATURAL/RESPIRTORY ARREST WYNN, CHARLES H 13846 CLARK 4/6/1999 2/7/2004 79 CAUC HDSP NATURAL FRENN. MATTHEW S 75529 CLARK 1/17/2003 1/24/2004 32 CAUC NNCC COMPLICATIONS/AIDS/AIDS WADE, MORRIS W 72099 CLARK 3/8/2002 1/15/2004 75 CAUC NNCC NATURAL/CARDIAC ARREST CORANARY ARTERY DISEASE MCCLUNG, JAMES B 42946 WASHOE 6/3/1994 1/12/2004 86 CAUC NNCC NATURAL/CARDIAC ARREST ADNANCED AGE DIDOMENICO, FRANK 26708 WASHOE 3/4/1994 1/1/2004 53 CAUC NNCC NATURAL/CIRRHOSIS OF LIVER HEPITITIS C BALDWIN, CLARENCE R 49817 CLARK 4/22/1966 1/1/2004 67 CAUC NNCC NATURAL/METASTALIC PROSTATE CANCER PAQUIN. WALTER W 29597 CLARK 10/4/1980 12/29/2003 69 CAUC HDSP NATURAL/CARCINOMA OF LUNG GUTHRIE, LELAND D 15700 CLARK 1/2/1981 12/22/2003 53 CAUC NNCC NATURAL/BACTERIAL MENINGITIS STEPTOCOCCUS PNEUMONIA KELLY, DEBORAH E 73773 PERSHING 5/15/2003 9/26/2003 60 CAUC SNWCC NATURAL/UPPER AIRWAY OBSTRUTION CUNEO, DAVID E 73074 WASHOE 6/12/2002 9/15/2003 52 CAUC NNCC NATURAL/RESPIRTORY FAILURE HUGHES, HOWARD E 27128 CLARK 11/4/1088 8/17/2003 52 BLACK NNCC NATURAL/METASTHE LUNG CANCER PHILLIPS, JON C 73368 CLARK 7/11/2002 7/31/2003 42 CAUC NVHOSP NATURAL/HEART ATTACK ACCUTE MYCARDIAL INFRACTION MCMUNN, LLOYD E 59234 CARSON 10/2/1098 7/30/2003 38 CAUC NVHOSP NATURAL/ACUTE MYOCADIAL INFARCTION COPELAND, WILLIAM 77034 BOARDER 5/17/2003 7/6/2003 49 CAUC HDSP NATURAL/CORONARY ATHEROSCLEROSIS DENIS, CHRISTIN S 73378 CLARK 7/12/2002 6/24/2003 24 CAUC SDCC SUICIDE/HANGING ASPHYXIA SUISIDE BURTON, BILLY D 24516 WHITE PINE 6/24/1987 6/21/2003 66 CAUC NNCC NATURAL/LUNG CANCER PRESTON. TOM L 42622 CLARK 4/28/1994 5/25/2003 63 CAUC NNCC NATURAL/CARDIAC ARREST BERNER, EDWARD D 22445 CLARK 4/24/2003 5/18/2003 65 CAUC NNCC NATURAURESPITORY ARREST RUIZ-ALVARADO, JUAN J 76418 WASHOE 4/2/2003 5/13/2003 33 HISP NNCC SUICIDE/HANGING MARTENS. GUY W 65734 CARSON 6/19/2003 4/28/2003 51 CAUC NNCC NATURAL/CARDIAC ARREST WASHINGTON. BARRY 74178 WASHOE 9/20/2002 4/6/2003 27 BLACK NVHOSP NATURAL/CANCER TANKSLEY, RICHARD R 45761 CARSON 3/28/1995 4/3/2003 51 BLACK NNCC NATURAL/RESPIRATORY FAILURE ARBOLEDA, MARLON F 68139 CLARK 2/15/2003 3/20/2003 45 ASIAN NNCC NATURAL/HEART DISEASE MCKAY. LEONARD L 71441 WASHOE 1/4/2003 3/20/2003 40 BLACK NNCC NATURAL/CANCER GASTRIC LYMPHOMA WALDRIDGE. TERRY W 12756 CLARK 2/16/1977 3/1/2003 40 CAUC NNCC NATURAL/ESOPHAGUS CANCER WEATHERLY. JOE E 15093 WASHOE 4/16/1980 2/2/2003 59 CAUC NNCC NATURAL/LUNG CANCER HEDRICK, JAMES E 19117 ELKO 1/6/1957 1/30/2003 39 CAUC NNCC NATURAL/ATHEROSCLEROTIC CORONARY VASCULAR DISEASE MOORE. KENNETH V 71763 CLARK 2/4/2003 1/20/2003 76 CAUC NNCC NATURAL/CARDIAC ARREST ST PETER, JOHN D 71710 WASHOE 1/30/2002 1/17/2003 59 CAUC NNCC NATURAL/LUNG CANCER LANZON, JOSEPH 37794 CLARK 9/14/1092 1/13/2003 77 CAUC NNCC NATURAL/LUNG CANCER MONZON. JESUS 68714 CLARK 4/12/2001 12/26/2002 22 HISP ESP HOMICIDE/OTHER INMATE/CARDIAC ARREST TEMPLIN, DONALD M 29747 WASHOE 10/20/1989 12/11/2002 66 CAUC NNCC NATURAL/RESPIRATORY ARREST HOLLINGSWORTH, DANNY R 33923 CLARK 8/13/1993 11/23/2002 62 CAUC ESP NATURAUMYOCARDIAL INFRACTION WFTH ACCUTE CARDIAC ARREST SMITH, ROMEO 70080 WASHOE 8/22/2001 11/18/2002 43 BLACK NNCC COMPLICATIONS/AIDS/HEP B AND C PEARCE, JAMES F 71690 HUMBOLDT 1/29/2002 11/18/2002 54 CAUC ESP NATURAL/OVERDOSE OF SALICYLATE JENNINGS, DAVID M 46262 WASHOE 5/12/1995 10/25/2002 61 CAUC NNCC NATURAL/LUNG CANCER WELLMAN, WALTER G 12220 CLARK 1/5/1976 10/15/2002 69 CAUC NNCC NATURAL/CARDIORESPIRATORY ARREST JOHNSON, ANTHONY D 22592 CLARK 5/22/1986 10/15/2002 34 BLACK NNCC NATURAL/CANCER/SEPIS CRAVENS, THOMAS H 40562 CLARK 8/31/1993 10/2/20O2 52 CAUC NNCC NATURAL/CIRRHOSIS THEOBALD, DEVON 13804 WASHOE 9/7/1078 9/20/2002 67 CAUC NNCC NATURAL/CARDIAC ARREST LAYTON, STEVEN G 66999 ELKO 10/20/2000 9/13/2002 61 CAUC NNCC NATURAL/RESPIRATORY ARREST MERRIAM, HAROLD 15354 CLARK 8/27/1988 9/10/2002 92 CAUC NNCC NATURAL/CANCER CHAMBERLAIN, JAMES W 22828 CLARK 7/10/1986 8/3/2002 53 CAUC HDSP NATURAL/MULTISYSTEM ORGAN FAILURE GALLEGO, GERALD A 19735 CARSON 6/26/1984 7/18/2002 56 CAUC NNCC NATURAL/RECTAL CANCER WHEELER. CARL D 27551 WASHOE 9/28/1991 7/7/2002 86 CAUC NNCC NATURAL/CARDIAC ARREST TOLEDO, EVANGELINA 69013 CLARK 5/14/2001 6/29/2002 55 HISP SNWCC NATURAL/ACUTE HEMORRHAGIC PANCREATITIS SHOPE, WILLIAM O 69931 CLARK 8/8/2001 6/25/2002 43 CAUC LCC UNKNOWN/PRESCRIPTION OVERDOSE GROCE, THOMAS A 42865 CLARK 5/27/1094 6/14/2002 57 BLACK LCC NATURAL/ARTERIAL CORONARY VASCULAR DESEASE JELINEK, ALAN D 64977 CLARK 4/12/2000 6/8/2002 41 CAUC NNCC COMPLJCATIONS/AIDS/COLON CANCER GEARY. MELVIN 11564 WASHOE 5/8/1074 5/26/2002 72 CAUC HDSP NATURAL/CEREBRAL INFARCTION LEBLOND, STEPHEN M 12685 CLARK 1/5/1077 5/9/2002 55 CAUC NNCC NATURAL/CIRRHOSIS - HEP C DAVIS, ROBERT E 64742 WASHOE 3/24/2000 4/30/2002 39 CAUC NNCC NATURAL/LIVER CANCER RICHARD. GLENN 23693 CLARK 1/9/1987 4/25/2002 78 CAUC SDCC NATURAL/PROSTATE CANCER WILLIAMS, BILLY 12281 WASHOE 3/13/1978 2/23/2002 68 BLACK NNCC NATURAL/LUNG CANCER ALLAN, GEORGE L 11569 CLARK 5/8/1974 1/31/2002 73 CAUC NNCC NATURAL/HEART ATTACK SANTIAGO. JOHN A 68806 CLARK 4/23/2001 12/18/2001 46 CAUC HDSP NATURAL/DILATED CARDIOMYOPATHY BURG. KEITH J 61042 WASHOE 4/7/1999 12/12/2001 65 CAUC NNCC NATURAL/LUNG CANCER BROWN, STANLEY 28353 WASHOE 4/25/1989 12/6/2001 53 BLACK NVHOSP NATURAL/CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE WOODS, ROBERT P 58385 WASHOE 7/10/1998 12/6/2001 68 CAUC NNCC NATURAL/LUNG CANCER HARBOR, CHARLES F 68678 CLARK 4/12/2001 11/16/2001 55 BLACK NNCC COMPLICATIONS/AIDS/COLON CANCER VAUGHN. DONALD L 46410 CLARK 5/26/1995 11/12/2001 43 BLACK NNCC NATURAL/HEART DISEASE DAWSON, ALLAN D 32170 CHURCHILL 9/5/1990 10/31/2001 36 CAUC NNCC NATURAL/BRAIN TUMOR SMITH, JOHN D 46788 WASHOE 6/30/1995 10/25/2001 65 CAUC NNCC NATURAL ADAMS, JAMES J 14926 CLARK 2/12/1980 10/6/2001 74 BLACK NNCC NATURAL/HEART FAILURE RUNNELS, ROOSEVELT 68713 CLARK 4/13/2001 9/20/2001 61 BLACK NNCC NATURAL/LEUKEMIA TYREE, CLEVE W 45196 WASHOE 2/3/1995 0/8/2001 72 CAUC NNCC NATURAL/CVA/SMOKING ARMSTRONG, JACOB M 49530 CLARK ;V2 6/1996 8/22/2001 21 CAUC NVHOSP HOMICIDE/OTHER INMATE/STABBING PATTON, JAMES 15969 CLARK 4/14/1981 8/20/2001 95 CAUC NNCC NATURAL/CARDIAC ARREST PARCELL, MICHAEL M 15952 CLARK 4/10/1081 7/30/2001 46 CAUC NVHOSP NATURAL/HEP C/CIRRHOSIS ANDERSON. LAWRENCE 12011 CLARK 7/23/1976 - 7/1/2001 56 BLACK NVHOSP NATURAL/CIRRHOSIS DONOVAN, DONALD 45692 PERSHING 3/23/1905 6/16/2001 47 CAUC NVHOSP NATURAL/PULMONARY EMBOLISM LOPEZ. MANUEL 17854 CLARK 12/23/1082 5/21/2001 74 HISP NNCC NATURAL/CARDIAC ARREST PENSEL, FREDERICK Q 11456 WASHOE V21/1074 4/22/2001 71 CAUC NNCC NATURAL/SEPTIC SHOCK BRIDGES. SEBASTIAN S 58831 CLARK 0/1/1998 4/21/2001 37 CAUC NSP EXECUTED/LETHAL INJECTION DAWSON. HENRY D 21643 CLARK 10/22/1985 4/18/2001 56 BLACK ESP NATURAL/CARDIAC ARREST KING. LANDRES C 13986 CLARK 12/5/1978 4/11/2001 57 BLACK NNCC NATURAL/LIVER FAILURE KRUM, DEAN W 39684 CLARK 5/5/1993 3/24/2001 65 CAUC NNCC NATURAL/PROSTATE CANCER MANLEY. CHARLES E 65329 CLARK 5/12/2000 3/10/2001 54 CAUC ESP NATURAL/ACUTE GASTRO INTESTINAL BLEED OLSEN, RORY S 66419 CLARK 8/29/2000 3/13/2001 39 CAUC OSC SUICIDE/HANGING KIECHLER, CHARLES E 67527 HUMBOLDT 12/13/2000 3/13/2001 62 CAUC NNCC NATURAL/CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE DEUTSCHER, HENRY P 13235 CLARK 11/17/1977 2/24/2001 59 CAUC HDSP NATURAL/CARDIAC ARREST SHAVONIS, WILLIAM M 67730 CLARK 1/3/2001 2/13/2001 32 CAUC HDSP SUICIDE/HANGING BERNAL. ALEJANDRO 63265 CLARK 11/10/1999 1/14/2001 36 HISP NVHOSP NATURAL/ADULT RESPIRATORY SYNDROME CHEWNING. JOHN H 62488 CLARK 8/26/1099 11/23/2000 45 CAUC NNCC NATURAL/OVERDOSE OF MORPHINE COBLE. CHESTER W 38831 WASHOE 1/29/1093 11/3/2000 81 CAUC HDSP NATURAL/SEVERE PULMONARY EMPHYSEMA CATALDI, ANDREW S 62607 CLARK 9/8/1999 10/25/2000 25 CAUC ENIC OTHER/MURDERED WHILE ON ESCAPE STATUS NORDMAN, TRICIA S 63854 WASHOE 1/7/2000 10/25/2000 26 CAUC ENIC OTHER/MURDERED WHILE ON ESCAPE STATUS MARKS, JOEL M 66284 CARSON 8/15/2000 9/23/2000 59 CAUC NNCC NATURAL/KIDNEY FAILURE FORD. BOBBY J 11781 CLARK 12/18/1974 9/21/2000 48 BLACK SNCC NATURAL/MASSIVE INTESTINAL HEMORRHAGE GENTRY, DELMONT L 35045 ELKO 3/5/1992 9/19/2000 49 CAUC NVHOSP NATURAL/CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE ACOSTA-ALDAMA, RENE J 65228 CARSON 5/3/2000 8/18/200O 39 HISP NNCC NATURAURESPIRATORY ARREST/BRAIN CANCER HAYNES, EDDIE L 22021 CLARK 7/22/1988 8/17/2000 48 BLACK NNCC NATURAL/EMPHYSEMA THERIAULT. CLAUDE 11872 CLARK 3/7/1975 7/13/2000 52 CAUC NVHOSP NATURAL/ACUTE RESPIRATORY FAILURE EMMONS, MARK S 23765 CLARK 1/23/1987 7/10/2000 38 CAUC NVHOSP SUICIDE/INTESTINAL HEMORRHAGE KNIGHT. STEVEN L 64061 CLARK 1/31/2000 6/24/2000 56 CAUC NNCC NATURAL/RESPIRATORY ARREST FRANK, KURT E 63732 CLARK 12/22/1999 6/7/2000 46 CAUC NNCC NATURAURESPIRATORY ARREST/LIVER DESEASE ANDERSON, LEON 10386 ELKO 9/20/1969 6/6/2000 65 CAUC NNCC NATURAUSEPTIC SHOCK/MENINGITIS KORCZ. ALBERT F 62856 WASHOE 10/1/1999 5/22/2000 76 CAUC NNCC NATURAUCARDIAC ARREST PETERSEN, GORDON L 50487 CLARK 9/10/1998 5/7/2000 64 CAUC NNRC NATURAL/HEART ATTACK FRENCH, FLOYD W 32532 CLARK 10/24/1990 4/28/2000 82 CAUC NNCC NATURAUCONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE DORAN.JOHNA 48676 CLARK 1/5/1996 4/11/2000 29 CAUC ENIC OTHER/MURDERED/GUN SHOT WOUND TO HEAD MCKAGUE, KENNETH 14532 WASHOE 8/6/1979 3/15/2000 46 CAUC ESP NATURAURESPIRATORY ARREST THOMAS, WILLIAM T 13033 WASHOE 7/15/1977 2/28/2000 60 BLACK NNCC NATURAL/HEART ATTACK CUNNINGHAM, FRED C 60974 WASHOE 3/31/1999 2/26/2000 62 CAUC NVHOSP NATURAUCOMPLICATIONS OF PNEUMONIA KELLY, KENNETH V 55656 CLARK 11/14/1997 2/8/2000 68 CAUC NV HOSP NATURAUTRACHEOLARYNGEAL SPASM KNAPP, STEPHEN 49208 CLARK 3/4/1996 2/7/2000 45 CAUC ESP NATURAUCARDIOPULMONARY ARREST LOLMAUGH, VELDON L 24113 CLARK 4/6/1987 1/24/2000 63 CAUC SNCC NATURAL/LUNG CANCER GILLESPIE, JAMES H 22012 CLARK 1/24/1986 1/23/2000 51 CAUC NVHOSP NATURAL/LIVER DISEASE HENRY, BENNY R 62830 DOUGLAS 9/29/1999 1/16/2000 42 CAUC NSP SUICIDE/HANGING
SUMMARY
NATURAL COMPLICATIONS HOMICIDE HOMICIDE EXECUTE CAUSES FROM AIDS SUICIDE OTHER INMATE BY STAFF ACCIDENT* OTHER
FROM 01/01/2000' 06/04/2007 3705 East Mountain Vista Road Hereford, AZ 85615-9192 Mercedes Maharis Tel 520 378 7048 Ceil 520 234 7167 MA MS MA Fax 520 378 7048
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NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF PRISONS DATE PREPARED: 04-13-2000 CLASSIFICATION AND PLAMN1NG DIVISION PERIOD COVEREDi 1905 TO DATE STATISTICAL REPORT * 2.? REPORT FREQUENCY? AS CHANGES OCCUR
MAME NUMBER COUNTY RECEIVED DATE DIED ABE RACE IN5T CAUSE OF DEATH
E, KENNETH 014532 UASHOE 03-06-1979 03-1S-2000 46 CAUC ESP NATURAL /RESPIRATORY ARREST , WLLIAM T 013033 WASHCE 07-15-1977 oe-e8-2ooo 60 BLACK NNCC MATURAL/HEART ATTACK CfJNNtf46HAH, FRED C 060974 UASH8E 03-31-19?? 0£-86-aOOO 68 CAUC NV KOSP NATURAL/COMPLICATIONS OF PNEUMONIA ■'€:.LV\ KENNETH V 05'5656 CLARK 11-24-1997 02-08-3000 bHF CAUC NV HOSP NATURAL/TRACHEOLARYNBEAL SPASM '^Pf, STEPHEN 049298 CLARK 03-04-3996 0&-O7-8000 45 CAUC ESP NATURAL L.C. VELDON L 024113 CLARK 04-06-1987 01-24-2000 63 CAUC SNCC NATURAL/LUNB CANCER , JAMES H 0H2012 01-84-19B6 01-23-2000 51 CAUC NV HOSP NATURAL/LIVER DISEASE benny r 062830 DOUGLAS 09-89-1999 01-16-2000 42 CAUC NSP SUZCIDE/HAN8IMS RUPERT A 059B57 CLARK H-07-1989 12-24-1999 54 CAUC NNCC NATURAL/LUNS CANCER KATHY A 044771 WA5H0E 03-08-199** 12-13-1999 47 CAUC SNMCC NATlfflAL ADOLFO 0S2021 UASHOE 11-27-1996 12-15-19.99 27 HISP MCC NATURAL/CANCER , vernon r 063342 CLARK 11-18-1999 12-08-199? 34 BLACK MCC C0MPLICATI0NS/AID5/MASTIN6 SYNDROME /rttTCALF, JAMES W 022730 CLARK 06-20-1986 12-03-199? 37 BLACK NNCC C0MPLICATIGNS/AIDS/WASTIM3 SYWDROr^ ^LITTLE, JIHHY L 027119 CLARK 11-03-1993 11-S7-1999 51 /fcAMGAS, GEORGE A CAUC NV HOSP NATURAL/BRAIN TUMOR 022405 CLARK 04-16-1986 10-08-19?? v4«SASCQ. FRED 56 CAUC NNCC NATURAL/LUNG CANCER 030067 CLARK 18-04-1989 09-21-199? 31 CAUC NNCC NATURAL/UVER FAILURE/HEPATITIS C / TERRY L OJ0040 CLARK 01-17-196B 09-19-199? 55 CAUC NV HOSP ~ NATURAL/END STAGE OF LIVER DISEASE THOMAS A 043023 WASHQE 06-10-1994 09-16-199? 36 CAUC LCC COMPLICATIONS/AIDS f DflNIA 056771 WASHOE 02-85-1998 09-10-1999 32 OTHER NNCC NATURAL/RESP. ARKEST/PANCREATIC CANCER pIERCE, THEODORE « 041044 LYON 10-25-1993 09-05-1999 70 v^OHACK, VON ZAYN£ CAUC NNCC NATURAL/YHROAT CANCER 01537B OS-09-1998 08-22-1999 66 CAUC NNCC NATURAL/EMPHYSEMA , SELVIfl L 060233 01-15-1999 08-21-199? 47 BLACK NV HOSP COMPLICATIONSA IDS ROBERT D 062178 CARSON 08-10-1999 00-10-1999 51 CAUC OSC NATURAL/CANCER 1(3 , ROKRT IT 062110 NYE 07-21-1999 07-28-1999 44 ^OKDEL, RAYMOND CAUC 8DCC SUrCIDE/HANGINB 055503 LYON If-07-19?? 07-I5-1??? 45 CAUC NNCC NATURAL/CIRRHOSIS OF THE LIVER VRAUBS, . mO L 029029 UASUOE 07-1B-19B9 07-07-1999 66 CAUC M«C NATURAL/SEVERE RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS \^DO.EfiCH, RAYMOND 019389 CLAWC 03-23-19B4 06-29-1999 61 *£fl*^ $ILLIE W CAUC SNCC NATIWAL/CIRRHGSIS OF THE LIVER 052317 UASHOE 12-31-1996 05-89-1999 57 BtACK NV HOSP COMPLICATIONS/AIDS JAMES L 0609B2 CLARK 04-02-1999 05-24-1999 48 % HEATHER S2S }FL- ACCIOENTAL/OVERSOSE DF «ETH-AMPHETAM1NES 041289 CLARK 11-84-1993 05-22-1999 29 CAUC SNWCC COMPLICATIONS/AIDS WItLIAM 043S1E DOUGLAS 08-09-1994 05-11-1999 58 CAUC NNCC NATURAL/HEART ATTACK REPORT #2.9, PA6E g
NAHE NUMBER COUNTY RECEIVED PATE DIED AGE RACE INST CAUSE OF DEATH
, GAVINO F O5B443 WASHOE 07-17-1998 05-03-1999 42 HIBP NNCC COMPLICATIONS/AIDS t^JARREN, EARL R 060746 CLARK 03-08-1999 04-11-1999 40 BLACK NV HOSP COMPLICATIONS/AIDS ^JttYES, 6EQRGE 020634 WASHOE 03-06-1985 04-07-199? 58 CAUC mtC NATURAL/CANCER ^-calambro, alvard 046011 UASHOE 04-S1-1995 04-05-1999 25 ASIAN KSP EXECUTED/LETHAL INJECTION B edward c 052436 WASHOE 01-17-1997 04-02-1999 80 CAUC NNCC NATURAL/HEART ATTACK JOSEPH H 058042 WASHOE 06-10-1998 03-30-1999 41 CAW: NNCC COMPLICATIONS/AIDS ^MURPNY, GORDON T 057212 CARSON 03-30-1998 03-28-1999 37 CAUC NNCC COHPLICATIONS/AIDS/LYMPHONA Z-ROHERO, JAMES 0 033709 CLARK 04-11-1991 03-18-1999 3? HISP NNCC NATUftALyLrVER DESEASS/HEP-C -*BOONE, KELLY R 057572 WASHDE 05-Q2-1V98 03-07-199? 40 CAUC NNCC NATURAL /CANOER v^FOSS, NORMAN K 057272 UASHflE 04-03-1998 01-30-1999 49 CAUC NV HOSP NATURAL /CARDIAC ARREST ^6ARft£TT, JAY C 013S29 WASHOE 11-09-1977 01-21-1999 65 CAUC NNCC NATURAL/HEART ATTACK ^CARSON, WESLEY D 058165 PERSHZNS 06-18-1998 01-20-1999 41 CAUC NV HOSP NATURAL/CANCER ^LEFRANCOIS, JQNTUE , 059551 CLARK i1-05-1998 01-20-199? 19 CAUC SDCC SUICIDE/HANGING ^BARRETT, JOSEPH A 035421 CLARK 01-21-1989 01-11-1999 65 CAUC SNCC NATURAL/CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE AMACHER, LOUIS 020939 CLfl«K 05-17-1985 01-08-1999 71 CAUC NNCC NATURAL/CARDIAC ARREST w HOLLY, WILLIAM J 048996 CLARK 02-05-1996 12-29-1998- 66 CAUC SNCC NATURAL/PULKOKARY EMPHYSEMA ^—^KARA, ERNEST S 0S7307 WASHDE 12-06-1988 12-23-1998 53 CAUC NNCC NATURAL/HYPERTENSIVE VASCULAR DISEASE v—-rBARRElRO, PABLO R 053700 CLARK 05-22-19*7 12-22-1998 55 CUBAN NNCC NATURAL/CARDIAC ARRESTVLYMPHOMA ?WHIT£> RUSSELL L 018875 CARSON 04-27-1983 12-16-1998 50 CAUC NNCC NATURAL/CANCER ~^WASNER, RUSSELL M 05S965 CLARK 09-10-1998 11-17-1998 29 CAUC SMC ACCIDENTAL/DRIB OVERDOSE "—'CRAPO, JOHN G 04S656 01-03-1996 11-03-1998 49 CAUC NNCC NATURAL/AORTA ANEURYSM ^FEBBR, JURGEN D 057446 HUMFQLDT 04-20-1998 10-24-1998 56 CAUC NNCC NATURAL/HEART ATTACK ^ABEYTA, RODERICK T 015081 CLARK 04-11-1980 10*05-1998 46 CAUC NSP EXECUTED/LETHAL INJECTION w ANDERSON, TAMARA 0S4865 CLARK 09-02-1997 08-34-1998 57 CAUC SNWCC NATURAL .wVALENTINE, MICHAEL D 05673S WASHOE 02-20-1998
NAME NUMBER COUNTY RECEIVED DATE DIED A8£ RACE INST CAUSE OF DEATH
■< FRIT2, DAVID 055264 WHITE PINE 10-09-1997 03-16-1998 30 CAUC NV HOSP OTHER/DRUG OVERDOSE -yflBRYAN, MICHAEL 047627 CARSON 09-21-1993 03-14-1998 45 CAUC NNCC NATURAL/CIRRHOSIS OF THE LIVER ^SILVA, STEVEN B 051144 WASHOE 08-29-1996 01-19-1998 47 CAUC NSP HOMICIDE/OTHER INMATE/BLUNT FORCE TRAUMA ^JONES, EARL L 033908 LYON 05-07-1991 01-11-1998 58 CftUC NNCC NATURAL/RESPIRATORY FAILURE ~>VANLDJVAN, RICHARD K 037980 CLARK 06-09-1993 12-17-1997 41 CAUC SDCC SUICIDE/HAN5E9 HIMSELF ) X^JACKSOM, LGNIE L 05383V CHURCHILL 04-04-1997 12-15-1997 71 CAUC LCC NATURAL/HEART ATTACK ^-LOCICeRO, CHRISTOPHER 053770 CLARK 05-29-1997 12-03-1997 23 CAUC NV HOSP NATURAL v-_-J3UZMAN, PEDRO 034531 UASHOE 07-30-1991 U-12-1997 53 HISP mcc NATURAL/CANCER AftQUILLA, TIMOTHY W 053863 WASHOE 06-04-1997 11-01-1997 34 CAUC NNCC NATURAL/PLEURITIS/PERITOMITIS -^MANASSES, JAMES T 043788 KA5H0E 09-06-1994 10-17-1997 62 CAUC NNCC NATURAL/STROKE CHAPPELL, RONALD R CLARK 05-11-1994 08-28-1997 33 CAUC NV HOSP NATURAL/SEPSIS WITH PNEUMONIA CAMPANELLI, CAROLE A 053964 WHITE PINE 06-12-1997 08-20-1997 29 CAUC WSCC NATURAL/ACUTE SUBARACHNDID HEMORRHAGE FRANKLIN, HERBERT W 052849 D0U6LAS 02-24-1997 08-03-1997 28 CAUC QSC SUICIDE/HANGED HIKBELF FRIESGN, JAMES H 036004 CLARK 02-10-1992 07-07-1997 78 BLACK SCC NATURAL/fiYOCARDIAL INFARCTION —REWRO, RONALD E 02B019 CLARK 04-09-1992 06-12-1997 60 CAUC NV HOSP NATURAL/CARCINDJ1A OF LIVER — PORTER, STANLEY T 050027 CLARK 05-15-1996 06-12-1997 S3 BLACK 5NCC C0MPUCATI0NS/A1DS WEBER, RONALD W OS7061 CLARK 10-25-1988 06-05-1997 56 CAUC SCC NATURAL/HEART FAILURE BENSON, CHARLES R 052046 CLARK 12-04-1996 05-19-1997 67 CAUC NNCC NATURAL/BRAIN CANCER BISHOP, JERRY 011287 CLARK 07-03-1973 05-16-1997 67 CAUC NNCC NATURAL/LIVER FAILURE BHES5, RONALD J 014937 HUMBOLDT 02-15-1980 05-10-1997 61 CAUC NICC NATURAL/CARDIAC ARREST/LUNG CANCER HUESING, WILLIAM 048109 LYOM 11-06-1995 05-03-1997 57 CAUC ESP NATURAL/HEART ATTACK GATTUSO, PETER J 022934 CLARK 08-07-1986 04-25-1997 89 CAUC ESP SUICIDE/HANGING BEASLEY, CHARLES S 044445 WASHOE 11-15-1994 04-22-1997 47 INDIAN HCC NATURALAEART ATTACK POWELL, RICHARD A 034247 CLARK 12-13-1994 04-08-1997 37 CAUC NV HOSP NATURAL/METASTASIS TO BRAIN 6QSLAR, LUC! 049343 CLARK 03-07-1996 04-04-1997 32 CAUC NV HOSP COWLICATIDNS/AIDS/CARDIOPULMONWIY ARREST CATANZARTI, HICKEY F 032398 CLARK 10-05-1990 03-22-1997 34 CAUC SNCC NATURAL/LUNG CANCER JONES, RICHARD L 050537 CARSON 07-03-1996 03-20-1997 52 INDIAN SCC NATUfiAL/ARTHEROSaGROT!C HEART DISEASE DEAN, DENNIS L 015180 WHITE PINE 05-19-1980 03-01-1997 48 CAUC NV HDSP NATURAL/CARDIORJLPIONfiRY ARfiEST ROKIAND, WILLIAM L Q42692 CLARK 05-06-1994 02-03-1997 50 CAUC SNCC SUICIDE/HANGING WILHEU1Y, DANIEL A 035753 CLARK 01-10-1992 01-25-1997 42 CAUC NNCC COMPLICATIONS/AIDS GREEN, MICHAEL A 051354 WASHOE 09-18-1996 32-16-1996 29 CAUC LCC ACCIDENTAL/OVERDOSE OF. METHAHPHATAMINE SCHNITZ, LAVERN F 049666 CARSON 04-04-1996 10-38-1996 37 INDIAN NV HOSP SUICIDE/DRUS OVERDOSE MEEK5, ROBERT 026394 CLARK 07-14-1988 09-20-1996 68 CAUC ESP NATURAL/HEART ATTACK R0D6ERS, GREGORY M 051070 CLARK 08-20-1996 09-15-1996 32 CAUC SDCC SUICIDE/HANGIN6 DAVIS, RICHARD £ 051388 CHURCHILL 09-13-1996 09-14-2996 43 CAUC NNCC NATURAL/HEART ATTACK BIRGES, JOHN 027B45 DOUGLAS 08-05-1993 08-27-1996 74 CAUC SNCC NATURAL /HEPATBCELLULAR CARCINOHA ALLEN, CON L ' 018498 CLARK 06-28-1993 08-19-1996 49 CAUC SNCC SUICIDE/HANGING RUDY, GERALD W 023300 LYON 10-15-1986 OS-13-l996 62 CAUC NNCC NATURAL/CARDIAC ARREST/CANCER REPORT #8.9, PAGE 4 , i
NUMBER COUNTY RECEIVED DATE DIED ASE RACE ENST CAUSE OF DEATH NAME
08-31-1994 07-19-1996 31 CAUC NSP SUICIDE/DRUG OVERDOSE LILLIS, PERRY K 043702 CLARK 03-22-1996 07-19-1996 67 CAUC NNCC NATURAL/CARDIAC ARREST/LUNG CANCER WHALEN, JAMES L 049516 WASHOE 04-21-1995 06-24-1996 20 HISP BIIC OTHER/SHOOT OUT «/TOLICE IN IDAHO JARAMILLO, NAR1O L 046025 CLARK 03-ia.1993 06-21-1996 32 BLACK ESP NATURAL/NDHHttMPLIAICE W/MEDICATIOM BLOCKSON, MILLIE 039236 CLARK 06-14-1995 06-09-1996 47 HISP NNCC COMPLICATIONS/AIDS ALVADERADO, GEORGE R 040005 CLARK 03-17-1994 06-09-1996 68 CAUC NNCC NATURAL/THROAT CANCER ISBELL, AUBREY L 042229 CLARK 09^-02-1993 06-06-1996 57 CAUC NV HOSP COMPLICATIONS/AIDS LASGE, JfWES L 040595 CLARK 11-06-1984 O6-OJ-1996 64 CAUC NNCC NATURAL/LIVER DISEASE BIGBS, FELIX 02O177 CLARK 12-20-1994 05-29-1996 41 BLACK NNCC COMPLICATIONS/AIDS VIRDEN, GtORGE R 044762 CLARK 05-27-1994 05-27-1996 40 CAUC mCC NATURAL/CIRRHOSIS (LIVER FAILURE) FOX, STEVEN E 04S879 WASHOE 03-05-1990 05-25-1996 46 BLACK NNCC COWL I CATIONS/AIDS EASLEY, GILBERT 030720 CLARK 10-22-1987 05-20-1996 77 CAUC NV HOSP NATURAL/CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE NUCKLES, JAMES E 023027 CLARK 03-11-1996 05-01-1996 29 CAUC SCC ACCIDENTAL/DROWNED WHILE ON WORK DETAIL LAWHORN, BURTON K 042282 WASHOE 08-15-1985 03-30-1996 42 CAUC NSP EXECUTED/LETHAL INJECTION MORAN, RICHARD 020563 CLARK 11-22-1982 03-10-1996 43 CAUC NNCC NATURAL/LIVER DISEASE DUE TO CIRRHOSIS HILL, THOMAS A €17742 CLARK 08-12-1993 03-10-1996 39 BLACK NV HOSP NATURAL/POST-OP RESPITORY FAILURE JIPWERSON, ANDREW L 040426 CLARK 04-20-1992 03-09-1996 45 CAUC NNCC ACCIDENTAL/SELF INFLICTED DRUG OVERDOSE RICHARDSON, HAL 0365VO CLARK 09-03-1991 03-04-1996 54 CAUC NV HOSP NATURAL/HEART ATTACK CHAVE2, EUGENE 034764 CLARK 10_l 2^1995 03-02-1996 46 CAUC EWCC COMPLICATIONS/AIDS ^ 6EANEY, MICHAEL 047891 MINERAL 07-02-1993 02-22-1996 50 CAUC NV HOSP NATURAL/CANCER REYNA, JAKES R 040150 CLARK 05-26-1994 01-28-1996 52 INDIAN NNCC NATURALMEPAT1C ENCEPHALIPATHY UHITEROOC, ANGELA B 04S845 HUMBOLDT 05-07-1975 01-21-1996 39 BLACK ESP NATURAL/DIABETIC KETOACIDOSIS TOSTDN, ROBERT L 011956 CLARK 12-O0-19B9 01-21-1996 39 BLACK NNCC COMPLICATIONS/AIDS LANDERS, CURTIS E 030111 CLARK 05-22-1989 01-15-1996 39 BLACK NNCC COMPLICATIONS/AIDS UINBUSH, BOBBY R 068574 CLARK 04-23-1992 01-06-1996 37 CAUC NV HOSP NATURAL /CIRRHOSIS OF THE LIVER WRIGHT, DONALD 036632 DOUGLAS 01-01-1993 01-04-1996 34 ASIAN NNCC COMPLICATIONS/AIDS TAKAKI, TIMOTHY 040836 WASHOE 12-15-1994 01-03-1996 27 ASIAN SNCC NATURAL /CARCINOMA OF LIVER/HEPATITIS C HENSLEY, SUCKART 044703 CLARK 05-02-1795 ie-26-1995 40 ASIAN ESP SUICIDE HUYNH, WC C 046141 WASHOE 01-12-1977 12-22-1995 43 CAUC NV HOSP NATURAL KAZALYN, JOSEPH R 012705 CLARK 09-09-1988 12-06-1995 73 CAUC SNCC NATURAL/HEART ATTACK MESSNER, J1ELVIN B 026733 CLARK 10-17-1986 I2-01-J995 61 CAUC NNCC NATURAL/LUNG CANCER LETNER, JOHM C 023313 WASHOE 03-05-1993 12-01-1995 41 BLACK NNCC COMPLICATIONS/A IDS EVANS, CHARLES 039148 WASHOE J 07-26-1991 11-11-1995 47 CAUC SDCC NATURAL CRUSE, JAMES R 034499 CLARK 08-10-1995 10-26-1995 31 CAUC ESP COMPLICATIONS/AIDS RYAN, DEAN A 047203 CLARK 01-26-1995 10-06-1995 55 CAUC NV HOSP NATURAL /CARDIAC ARREST GUESS, RANDALL 043111 ELKO 09-20-1985 09-85-1995 76 CAUC NNCC NATURAL /PNEUMONIA REIMERS, KARL H 021481 WASHOE 06-24-1988 09-11-1995 71 CAUC NNCC NATURAL/HEART/KIDNEY FAILURE BECKMAN, ROBERT R 026B70 CLARK 07-30-1975 08-18-1995 56 CAUC NNCC NATURAL/LUNG CANCER CHANDLER, DAVID L 012056 ESMERALDA REPORT #8.9, PAGE 5
NAME NUMBER COUNTY RECEIVED DATE DIED AGE RACE INST CAUSE OF DEATH
CULLINS, CYNTHIA O42S05 CLARK 05-19-1994 07-14-1995 24 BLACK ENIC OTHER/MURDERED WHILE ON ESCAPE STATUS ELEGOLA, BELINDA 035790 WASHOE 01-17-1992 07-09-1995 41 CAUC WSCC SUICIDE/0RU6 OVERDOSE/MORPHINE I5SNBER6, JAMES N 041895 WASHOE 08-08-1994 06^28-1995 31 CAUC NNCC HOMICIDE/OTHER INMATE/STABBED IN UNIT AT NNCC EN6LISH, WAYNE B 033006 CLARK 01-07-1991 05-31-1995 39 BLACK NNCC COMPLICATIONS/AIDS WASHBURN, BRYANT h 034257 06-20-1991 05-27-1995 74 CAUC NNCC NATURAL/CANCER NAVARRE, JOSEPH R 038403 CLARK 10-05-1990 05-05-1995 31 CAUC NNCC COMPLICATIONS/AIDS JONES, A C 045564 CLARK 03-10-1995 04-30-1995 20 BLACK WV HDSP COMPLICATIONS/AIDS LOVELL, RAYMOND 011987 DOUGLAS 05-53-1975 04-20-1995 48 CAUC NNCC NATURAL/RESPIRATORY ARREST ALERS, PATRICIA A 036286 09-30-1993 04-06-1975 45 BLACK NNCC NATllRftL/CANCER «C CULLOU6H, ROBERT M 041041 CLARK 10-27-1993 03-14-1995 47 CAUC NNCC NATURAL/BRQfCHCFNEUMONIA WALKER, JOSEPH M 009675 WASHOE 01-10-1968 03-01-1995 68 CAUC W HOSP NATURAL /CANCER DEANDA, RICHARD 044000 CARSON 11-16-1994 02-11-1995 41 CAUC NNCC COMPLICATraNS/AIDS/LZVER FAILURE CAMACHO, BSNITO M 043666 WASHOE 08-86-1994 01-10-1995 35 INDIAN ISCC NATURAL/CHRONIC ASTHMA MABLID, LINDA L 044956 CARSON 10-24-1994 01-05-1995 47 CAUC NV KDSP NATUftAL/HEART FAILURE ASWE6AN, EARL F 017B61 WASHQE 01-23-1982 12-27-1994 71 CAUC NNCC NATLRAL/HEART FAILURE WHALEN, WILLIAM 036376 CLARK 03-23-1992 12-25-1994 26 CAUC NNCC COMPLICATIONS/AIDS ARTUSO, STEVEN F 041835 02-03-1994 12-16-1994 40 CAUC OSC NATURAL VALLIQN, STEVE D 0S9102 CLARK 07-31-1939 11-24-1794 38 BLACK NNCC NATURAL /HEART FAILURE STALLEY, DOVE D 011577 CLARK 05-24-1974 11-14-1994 73 BLACK NNCC NATURAL/KYPERNATREKia CLINE, MICHAEL T 030091 12-07-1989 11-02-1994 46 CAUC NNCC NATURAL CONNOR, PLAZ E 040331 STOREY 08-08-1993 09-08-1994 30 CAUC NV HOSP COMPLICATIONS/AIDS MORINA, FREDERICK: J 039942 CHURCHILL 11-17-1989 09-01-1994 57 CAUC NNCC NATURAL /CANCER CUNNINGHAM, JON L 05-04-1994 OB-17-1994 64 CAUC NV HOSP NATURAL/CANCER D'CQNNELL, ROBERT 024029 03-19-1987 05-27-1994 3? CAUC NNCC NATURAL/PNEUMONIA GARRISON, ROY I 0420B8 UASHOE 03-02-1994 05-20-1994 72 CAUC NNCC NATURAL/PROSTATE CANCER LEWIS, ALVM C 023857 CLARK 02-11-1987 04-30-1994 41 BLACK NV HDSP COMPLICATIONS/AIDS FUENTES, VALERIE 02479E WASHOE OB-29-1987 04-29-1994 32 HISP NNCC NATURAL/DIED AT RMP/HEART ATTACK & LUMB COMP BOQTEN, HUDSON 081973 CLARK 01-15-1986 03-27-1994 70 CAUC NV HQSP NATURAL/CANCER KEARNS, EVA M 028152 CLARK 03-30-1994 03-10-1994 34 CAUC NNCC COMPLICATIQNS/AIDS/RESP FAILURE GLASPER, RAYMOND B 016169 CLARK 02-22-1991 03-08-1994 42 BLACK NNCC COMPLICATIONS/AIDS/DIED AT RHF STRONG, ROBERT H 039556 LYON 09-28-1989 01-31-1994 62 CAUC SNCC NATURAL /ACUTE CORONARY ARTERY THROMBOSIS HARRIS, GEORGE 024592 CLARK 07-13-1987 12-27-1993 39 calk: NNCC COMPLICATIONS/AIDS WOftTHIN&TpN, RICHARD 041029 BOARDER 10-26-1993 11-11-1993 41 CAUC ESP SUIC1DE/HANSIN6 MASTERSON, LARRY A 039069 CHURCHILL 02-25-1993 09-23-1993 53 CAUC ENIC NATURAL/DIED WHILE OH ESCAPE STATUS HERNANDEZ, ALBERTO P 039189 CLARK 03-12-1993 08-29-1993 63 cAirc SDCC NATURAL/HEART ATTACK HUDSON, HAROLD 035834 LINCOLN 01-24-1992 08-26-1993 72 CAUC NV HOSP NATURAL/DIED AT CARSON TAHDE HOSP FERNALD, PAUL L 038117 DOUGLAS 11-02-1992 07-31-1993 40 CAUC SNCC ACCIDENTAL/PLANE CRASH - ON ESCAPE STATUS HORNE, RICHARD E 040106 STOREY 06-29-1993 07-31-1993 48 CAUC SNCC NATURAL/CANCER REPORT #2.9, PAGE 6
MAfiE NUMBER COUNTY RECEIVED DATE DIED AGE RACE INST CAUSE OF DEATH
BATTIATO, SALVATCRE 0208*5 CLARK 04-26-1985 07-06-1993 53 CAUC NV HCSP WTURAL CASTI6L1ONE, LEO 040248 CLARK 07-16-1993 06-09-1993 49 CUBAN OSC NATURAL/NPR-QNLY LEARNED ABOUT HIM 7-16-93 SOODWAN, RAYWON W 03H058 CLARK 08-21-1990 01-19-1993 31 CAUC ENIC COMPLICATIONS/AIDS Q'BANION, CHARLES 035398 CLARK 11-21-1991 01-08-1993 47 CAUC NV HOSP NATURAL/LIVER FAILURE COLLURA, GARY CLARK 10-04-1979 09-25-1992 41 CAUC ESP NATURAL/HEART ATTACK THOMPSON, BERNICE E 033108 CLARK 01-17-1991 08-27-1992 43 BLACK NNCC SUICIDE/HAN6JN6 JAMESON, DAVID 02?878 MINERAL 04-21-199B 08-11-1972 31 CAUC SDCC SUICIDE/HANGING ROBERT, ALBERT E 012533 WASKOE 10-30-1990 07-12-1992 49 CAUC NNCC NATURAL CHOCRDN, NURICID 036341 03-18-1992 DOUGLAS 07-09-1992 58 CAUC NV HOSP NATURAL ARTLIE, BERNARD 0331S9 WftSHOE 01-18-1991 06-08-1992 45 BLACK NNCC NATURAL/HEART FAILURE STEWART, BUVAUGHN K 026314 CLARK 06-30-1988 05-28-1992 23 BLACK SDCC NATURAL RILEY, JOSEPH 023150 STOREY 09-08-1999 05-19-1992 47 BLACK NV_ 60RDEN, TERRENCE L 034766 (XARK 09-03-1991 05-0&-1992. -33 -8C NNCC MATURAL BLACKMORE, LARRY D 030445 CLARK 01-26-1991 04-88-1992 30 BLACK ESP SUICIDE/JDRU5 OVERDOSE PAYNE, FLOYD B 031255 CLARK 05-03-1990 04-19-1992 79 CAUC SNCC NATURAL VANVALKEMBERG, RALPH 013317 CLARK 08-16-1990 03-55-1992 44 CAUC SDCC NATURAL GRANADA, THOMAS tt 033519 CARSGN 03-13-1992 03-14-1992 45 CAUC NNCC NATURAL DUPLECHAIN, RAYMOND 035228 CLARK 10-30-1991 02-S2-1992 SB BLACK NV HOSP NATURAL CUELLAR, HARK A 013367 CLARK 01-22-1978 02-06-1992 39 CAUC NV HOSP ACCIDENTAL/DRUB OVERDOSE MARTINEZ, JUAN A 0E9695 CLARK 10-17-1989 12-15-1991 43 HISP NV HOSP NATURAL ARLINGTON, MARSHALL 0H9991 CLARK 11-27-1989 11-09-1991 31 BLACK NNCC NATURAL WILSON, JEREMY K 034025 CLARK 05-21-1991 11-07-1991 54 CAUC NV HOSP NATURAL FIZER, JODIE L 033370 CLARK Oe-22-1991 09-S5-1991 31 CAUC ESP HOMCIDE/OTHER INHATE/BEATEN HCUSLER, JACK M 031032 STOREY 06-05-1985 08-17-1991 64 CAUC NV HOSP NATURAL KADEN, JAMES R 029371 CLARK 09-07-1989 07-10-1991 44 CAUC SDCC NATURAL COLLIER, 6RE6ORY 018385 CLARK 05-24-1983 07-09-1991 29 CAUC ESP SUICIDE/HANSINS STADTLANDER, PAUL 083389 CLARK 11-05-1986 06-26-1991 39 CAUC OSC SUICIDE MOORE, LEE 0201SS CLARK 10-18-1984 03-30-1991 62 CAUC NNCC NATURAL TURNER, WADE II 026140 WASHOE 06-03-1988 03-26-1992 58 CAUC OSC NATURAL FORSBERS, VERLYN 085437 CLARK 01-26-1988 12-27-1990 64 CAUC NV HOSP NATURAL SYROTCHEN, ROBERT « 027250 CLARK 11-29-1988 12-07-1990 67 CAUC NSP NATURAL CRANEY, RONNIE J 026434 CLARK 07-19-1988 U-3O-1990 41 BLACK SDCC NATURAL WARD, KENNETH E 025297 CLARK 12-18-1987 OB-22-1990 38 CAUC ESP SUICIDE/HANGING BEESQN, JOSEPH N 027159 CLARK II-10-1988 08-20-1990 20 CAUC ESP HOMICIDE/OTHER INMATE/STABBED AUKER, GENE R 024393 CLARK 06-03-1987 06-12-1990 CAUC NNCC NATURAL BAAL, THOMAS E 027654 CLARK 02-06-1989 06-03-1990 CAUC NSP EXECUTED/LETHflL INJECTION LANE, DAVID E 028451 CLARK 05-09-1989 05-16-1990 44 BLACK NV HOSP NATURAL WHITE, LEONARD R 030556 CLARK 02-07-1990 05-16-1990 66 CAUC SNCC NATURAL REPORT «2.9, PA6E 7
RECEIVED DATE DIED AGE RACE INST CAUSE OF DEATH NAME NUMBER COUNTY
PRITCKARD, TROY W 0266*2 CLARK 0B*26-198B 03-23-1990 38 CAUC NV HOSP NATURAL NERIU, TONY 027363 CLARK 11-30-1988 03-19-1990 38 CAUC NV HOSP NATURAL WALTON, NILLIS U 024917 CLARK 09-2B-1987 03-11-1990 26 BLACK MSP ACCIDENTAL /ESCAPE ATTEMPT CERVANTES, PAUL 035996 CLARK 05-06-1988 02-08-1990 48 HISP SDCC NATURAL NOVftK, ALEXANDER J 017867 WASHOE 12-28-1982 01-22-1990 33 CAUC NSP SUICIDE/HANSINB BIONDI, JOSEPH 017916 CLARK 01-13-1983 01-20-1990 41 CAUC NV HOSP NATURAL ALVARADO, ARNOLD 025436 CLARK 01-26-1988 11-08-1989 22 HISP NV HQSP ACCIDENTAL/INHALED CLEANING FLUID-HEART STOP KAMAUNU, RICHARD 019468 CLARK 04-13-1984 10-24-1989 43 CAUC NV HOSP NATURAL BIT2, WILUA1 027834 UASHOE 03-07-1989 10-19-1989 39 CAUC NV HOSP NATURAL MELLER, KENNETH 012525 DOUGLAS 09-03-1976 10-13-1989 48 CAUC NNCC HOMICIDE BY STAFF/ SHOT BY POUCE, HOSTAGE SITUATION GQNZALES, HAROLD G2B283 CLARK 04-14-1989 09-22-19B9 25 HISP ENIC ACCIDENTAL/CRASHED VEHICLE/ESCAPE ATTEMPT AMES, CHARLES L 012848 CLARK 12-30-1987 08-07-1989 62 CAUC SNCC NATURAL STEVENSON, PAUL H 017058 CLARK 04-23-1982 07-85-1989 44 BLACK SDCC NATLHAL FLANAGAN, SEAN P 025932 CLARK 04-27-1988 06-23-1989 2B CAUC N5P EXECUTED/LETHAL INJECTION THOMPSON, WILLIAM P 020065 WASHOE 10-03-1984 06-19-1989 52 CAUC NSP EXECUTED /LETHAL INJECTION CHAPMAN, DON L 019316 CLARK 03-07-19S4 06-1B-1909 51 CAUC NV HOSP NATURAL KENSON, JAMES « 019544 LANDER 05-01-1984 04-30-1989 61 CAUC NNCC NATURAL SCHREIBER, ROBERT 021430 WASKQE 09-06-1985 04-20-1989 64 CAUC NV HOSP NATURAL ZUCK, THOMAS L 018359 CLARK 05-1B-1983 04-19-1989 43 CAUC NNCC NATURAL MOORE, WILLIE 021095 CLARK 06-18-1985 03-85-1989 36 BLACK SNCC CGHPUCATIONS/AIDS HOWARD, LAWRENCE N 009319 WASHOE 0t-23-I986 03-10-1989 50 CAUC NV HOSP NATURAL BOYER, KENNETH K 016647 WHITE PINE 12-08-1981 03-10-1989 64 CAUC NNCC NATURAL ADAMS, BRIAN P 020534 CLARK 02-11-1985 02-11-1989 36 BLACK NV HOSP NATURAL DAVIS, SHERMAN 027007 BOARDER 10-25-19B8 01-13-1989 33 BLACK NV KOSP COMPLICATIONS/AIDS SWELL, THOMAS H 019791 DOUGLAS 07-20-1988 10-22-1988 49 CAUC NV HOSP NATURAL LOGAN*, ERNEST A 016566 WASHOE H-09-19B1 06-25-1988 50 CAUC NNCC NATURAL JONES, JOHNNIE C 019012 CLARK 12-07-1983 05-31-1988 33 BLACK NV HOSP COMPLICATIONS/AIDS RODRIGUEZp ARMANDO 025752 WASHOE 03-25-198B 05-25-1988 22 HISP NNCC SUICIDE/HANG IN6 FERRIS, KENNETH B 014652 WASHOE 1E-21-1979 04-S6-19B8 59 CAUC NNCC NATURAL LANG, RAPHAEL R 025130 WASHOE 11-16-1987 04-22-1988 57 CAUC NV HQSP NATURAL CRAIG, DAN W 015284 CLARK 07-03-1980 04-13-198B 35 CAUC NV HOSP SUICIBE/HANSIN6 GALLAGHER, MICHAEL 016923 CLARK 03-12-1982 02-12-1988 33 CAUC NSP SUICIDE /HANG IMS MC MAHON, KEVIN J 021521 WHITE PINE 09-27-1985 02-09-1988 34 CAUC HCC SUICIDE/HANGING CANE, RONALD C 0I52&1 CLARK 06-27-1980 02-03-1988 46 CAUC NSP HOMICIDE /OTHER INMATE/BEATEN JACOBS, KENNETH L 0239*5 CLARK 02-23-1987 01-26-1998 29 BLACK NNCC HOMICIDE/OTHER INMATE /STABBED PITNEY, NEIL F 0123B* WASHOE 05-07-1986 01-22-1988 53 CAUC NSP ACCIDENTAL /DRUG OVERDOSE MLLENDER, ENOCH 0239G4 CLARK 03-11-1987 01-06-198B 21 BLACK NSP SUIC1DE/HAN8INB KANE, JERRY J O1332B CLARK 12-10-1906 12-15-1987 30 CAUC NNCC NATURAL REPORT #2.9, PAGE 8
NAME NUMBER COUNTY RECEIVED DATE DIED AGE RACE INST CAUSE OF DEATH \
WRIGHT, JOSEPH 022470 WASHOE 04-30-1986 10-22-1987 39 BLACK NSP HOMICIDE/OTHER INMATE/STABBED BALL, INCEL J 013701 WASHGE 07-19-1978 09-18-1987 39 CAUC NV HOSP NATURAL HOPKINS, PAUL J 023938 CLARK 02-26-19B7 08-31-1987 25 INDIAN SDCC NATURAL BOETTCHER, RANDY W 016216 CLARK 07-13-1981 0S-34-19B7 S5 CAUC ENIC SUICIDE/GUNSHOT INST CAUSEDFDEATH DATEDIED AGE RACE RECEIVED NUMBER COUNTY NAME ACCIDENTAL/ALCOHOLPOISONING INDIAN NV HOSP 07-12-198333 12-H2-1988 5UICIDE/HAN6IWG 017843 WASHOE CAUC SDCC DARR0U6H,RAYMONDR 06-13-1983 06-16-1983IV NATURAL/ESCAPESTATUS-DIEDINLOSAN6ELES 018437 CLARK OMC 05-09-198342 CAUC CLARK,BRYANJ 01-22-1982 SUICIDE/HANGING 016783 CLARK CAUC SDCC HENDRICKSCN,ELLENM 04-30-198327 0 NATURAL/SUSPECTEDAIDS 018263 CLARK CAUC NV KOSP 03-2fr-198344 SIMMONS,JOHNN 03-21-19B0 SUICIDE/HANB1NS 012923 CLARK CAUC ROBERTS,RONALDL 03-15-198327 10-29-19B2 NATURAL 017671 WASHOE CUBAN SDCC 10-10-198246 WRIGHT,EDWARDT 01-09-19B1 015720 CLARK o 09-13-1983S3 CAUC LOPEZ,MANUEL 12-06-1973 ^lCIDEBYSTAFF/SHOTTRYINSTOESCAPE 013996 WASHOE CAUC DURBU4,WILLIAMH 01-14-1982 06-09-198222 HOrtlCIDE/OTHERINMATE/STABBED 016371 CLARK BLACK NSP 05-15-198226 FERRELL,DONALDL U-18-1980 ACCIDENTAL/OVERDOSE 015595 BOARDER CAUC WSCC STEWART,GLENE 03-11-198233 11-29-1977 NATURAL 013253 CLARK CAUC OSC 02-08-198223 KING,DONNAC 05-11-1979 SUICIDE/HANSINS 014343 CLARK CAUC 08-26-19B124 BARRY,HELVINL 0B-07-19B1 HOMICIDE/OTHERINMATE/HAN6IN6 014265 CLARK BLACK NVHOSP 08-19-198121 KQBAL,KICHAELN 11-13-1980 SUICIDE/OVERDOSE 0155B4 CLARK CAUC NV HOSP 02-14-198134 JOHNSON,JOHNNY 12-04-1980 HOMICIDE/OTHERINHATE/HAN6ED 015623 CLARK CAUC KSP 11-19-198025 5TEWAR0,RICHARDG (J9-07-1977 HOMICIDE/OTHERINMATE/STRAN6LED 013118 CLARK CAUC PICKWORTH,BRIANS 11-05-198034 0E-16-I97B ACCIDENTAL/OVERDOSE 013416 VJASHDE CAUC JACKSON,DftNNYL 10-11-1980-22 07-25-1979 NATURAL 014507 CLARK CAUC NV HDSP 07-15-198027 LAND,ROBERT6 06-02-1978 SUIC10E/HANGIMS 013622 CLARK CAUC FIELDS,SANDYM 06-15-1778 05-26-193031 NATURAL 013654 CLARK CAUC NVHQ5P BALIEL,STANLEYT 12-02-197951 11-22-1978 NATURAL 013966 WASHOE CAUC NVHCISP 11-23-197962 MESSICK,DONALDI 04-22-1978 SUICIDE/HANGING 013551 CLARK CAUC MSP 11-16-197947 HANLEY,THOMASB 10-22^1976 EXECUTED/GASCHAMBER 0125S9 CLARK CAUC REAVY,EUGENEL 10-22-197946 02-15-1978 NATURAL 013417 CLARK CAUC NV HQSP BISHOP,JESSEW 09-19-197?64 11-52-1978 NATURAL 013969 UASHOE BLACK NVHOSP 07-03-197957 STEWART,FRED£ 10-18-197B SUICIDE/HAN6INB 013B81 WASHOE BLACK NVHOSP CHANEY,WIUARDC 08-05-197B 23 11-19-1976 NATURAL 012620 CLARK CAUC NVHOSP SHAW,MILLIE 06-01-197339 06-22-1977 NATURAL 011761 CLARK NHCC MEADE,JAMESU 03-06-197B25 09-06-1974 NATURAL I NV KOSP 009839 BOARDER CAUC RANSLE,LEONARD 01-24-197860 I 12-03-1958 HOMICIDE/OTHERINHATE/STABBED 007532 HUHBOLDT NVHOSP 10-04-197745 CAUC ien DOBBETT,DEORVAL 03-22-1977 NATURAL 012023 WASHOE CAUC NVHQSP CRAIB,ROBERT0 09-30-1976 07-28-197747 'en SUICIDE/HANGING 01H557 CLARK CAUC 1Q 02-18-197751 RASMUSSEN,SHIRLEY 02-21-1975 WASHOE NV HOSP NATURAL 1 011849 CAUC 02-11-197764 LOVEDAHL,CECIL 09-02-1976 I 012523 LANDER NV HOSPNATURAL 01-31-197738 CAUC CRANFORO,MELVINL 10-30-1974 WASHOE SUICIDE/HANGING 011729 01-25-1977£9 CAUC STEELE,JAMES 02-27-1975 HOMICIDE/OTHER INMATE/STABBED 011859 CLARK BLACK NSP PAULETTE,LEONARDL 10-10-197641 12-30-1975 HUMBOLDT HOMICIDE/OTHERINMATE/STABBED •5 011652 BLACK NSP WOODS,RALPH 05-28-1975 10-10-197624 011993 CLARK WILSON,HAROLD REPORT #2.9, PABE 10 6 RECEIVED DATE DIED AQ£ RACE INST CAUSE OF DEATH NAME NUMBER COUNTY 26 CALJC NV HOSP ACCIDENTAL/OVERDOSE GLENIECK1, CLAUDE 016911 WASHDE 01-17-197H 08-16-1976 07-17-1976 29 HISP NSP SUICIDE/HAN6IN6 GARCIA, JOSEPH 0 012149 CLARK 10-34-1975 06-01-1976 84 CAUC NSP SUICIDE/SELF INFLECTED INJURY FUSfiRE, FRANK A oniai HUMBOLDT 08-13-1976 05-23-1976 45 CAUC NSP UNKNOWN STINSON, JAMES C 011967 WASHOE OS-88-1975 04-20-1976 23 CAUC NSP SUICIDE/HANGING BROWN, SERALD V 011716 WASHOE 10-19-1974 SO CAUC NSP ACCIDENTAL/HEROIN OVERDOSE THOMPSON, MICHAEL B 010760 CLARK 05-04-1971 03-09-1976 01-18-1975 60 CAUC NV HOSP NATURAL MOORE, VIRGIL 007970 WASHOE 10-13-1960 09-21-1974 28 CAUC NSP HOMICIDE/OTHER INHATE/STABBED WOOD, RONALD 009791 BOARDER 09-30-1973 08-22-1974 47 CAUC NSP NATIAAL WEARS, JAKES 009245 WASHOE 12-07-1965 12-19-1973 22 CAUC NV HDSP HOHICIDE/QTHER INMATE/FIGHT FliLTZ, MICHAEL 011011 CLARK 06-S1-1972 12-02-1973 60 CAUC NV HOSP NATURAL WINTERS, VERNQN 009182 WHITE PINE 09-22-1965 09-01-1973 39 CAUC DSC HOMICIDE/OTHER INMATE/BURNED BEJARANO, RUBEN 011151 WASHOE 01-15-1973 08-28-1973 20 CAUC NV HOSP HOMICIDE/OTHER INMATE /STABBED CAMHI, DAVID 011244 CLARK 05-11-1973 03-24-1973 36 BLACK NV HOSP NATURAL JONES, MELVINA 011014 CLARK 06-27-1972 02-24-1973 68 CAUC NV KOSP NATURAL WILLIAMS, ROBERT 0OB113 WASHOE 07-14-1961 26 CAUC NSP NATURAL JOHNSON, WAVNE 010287 CLARK 04-04-1969 09-16-1971 37 CAUC NV HOSP NATURAL REGE, RAYMOND 010161 WASHOE 09-09^1963 IE-11-1968 10-22-1968 21 CAUC ENIC HOMICIDE BY STAFF /SHOT BY FBI ASENTS GOURLEY, JAMES 009199 LYQN 10-20-1965 64 CAUC NSP NATURAL SMITH, RAYMOND 006837 CLARK 06-22-1955 07-05-196B 09-29-1966 65 CAUC NSP NATURAL PARKS, IVAN 009172 WASHOE 09-02-1965 04-HB-1966 61 ASIAN NV HOSP NATURAL WINS, BEN S 007095 ELKO 09-23-1956 59 CAUC NNCC NATURAL SUMMERS, DONALD 008870 WASHDE 08-13-1964 06-03-1965 34 CAUC NV HOSP NATURAL VAN DAK, PAULINE 008575 CLARK 04-12-1963 09-23-1964 09-15-1963 CAUC sec NATURAL CRAW, HAROLD 008103 CLARK 06-13-1961 63 53 CAUC NSP NATURAL LITTLE , JAMES R 008223 CLARK 01-18-1962 11-03-1962 08-31-1962 37 CAUC NV HDSP NATURAL ARMSTRONG, ROY W 008336 NYE 02-08-1965 04-05-1962 35 CAUC NV HOSP NATURAL FULLER, DONALD 008172 CLARK 10-24-1961 22 CAUC NSP EXECUTED/GAS CHAMBER ARCHIBALD, THAYNE 007847 WASHDE 04-18-1960 08-23-1961 07-02-1961 S8 CAUC WSCC NATURAL OEPPING, UILMA 007951 WASHOE 09-09-1960 07-11-1960 61 CAUC NSP NATURAL CASEY, THOMAS 007744 WASHOE 11-11-1959 is 37 CAUC NV HOSP NATURAL SEWARD, EDBAR 007693 WASHOE 09-12-1959 04-18-1960 0S-24-196O 4t CAUC NSP EXECUTED/SAS CHAMBER STEWARD, EARL L 0074E7 ELKO 04-26-1958 28 CAUC NSP NATURAL HANSEN, WILLARD 007219 CLARK 04-27-1957 12-22-195? CAUC NSP NATURAL MARCINIAK, WILLIS 007276 CLARK 08-14-1957 04-24-1959 31 INDIAN NSP SUICIDE/HANGING SNYDER, LOUIS 0074IB CLARK 04-11-1958 07-11-1958 44 CAUC NSP SUICIDE SCFTONp WALTER 006730 CLARK 12-21-1954 07-10-1757 33 NSP NATURAL ANDREWS, ST CLA1R 006933 PERSHING 11-15-1955 05-18-1957 64 CAUC CAUC NSP NATURAL TOLLER, LESTER 006B40 ELKO 06-30-1955 10-13-1936 51 REPORT #2.9, PASE U NAME NUMBER COUNTY RECEIVED DATE DIED AGE RACE INST CAUSE OF DEATH OWEN, JACK 006555 ELKO 02-16-1954 05-0^-1956 69 CAUC NSP NATURAL TARNEY, MARTIN 006437 CLARK 06-23-1954 18-29-1954 52 CAUC NSP NATURAL ; LINDEN, LEROY 006618 WASHCE 05-11-1954 07-15-1954 35 CAUC NSP EXECUTED/BAS CHAMBER PEDRINI, FRANK 00661? WASHOE O5-ll-l?54 07-15-1954 46 CAUC NSP EXECUTED/SAS CHAMBER BOURZJLAIS, FERDINAND A 006286 CLARK 10-15-1952 04-23-1954 27 CAUC NSP EXECUTED/SAS CHAMBER *; HELM, CLIFFORD D 005350 CLARK 10-15-1947 04-13-1954 49 CAUC NV HDSP WmJKAL MIKE, ROY 0O6387 WE 10-15-1952 04-09-1954 29 INDIAN NSP NATURAL ATWOQD, ROGER 006372 ELKO OH-27-1953 11-21-1953 47 CAUC NSP NATURAL FCUQUETTE, CLAYTON 0 005567 CLARK 11-24-1948 04-13-1953 39 CAUC NSP EXECUTED/SAS CHAMBER ECHAVERRIA, DOWNC 006102 HUMBOLDT 11-10-1951 11-13-1952 5? CAUC NSP EXECUTED/GAS CHAMBER WILHELM, PAUL 006106 CLARK 11-16-1951 OB-17-1952 33 CAUC NSP HOMICIDE BY STAFF/SHOT TRYINS TO ESCAPE ■ ARELLANO, GRE60RI0 oossoe WASHOE 12-07-194? 07-2^-1951 28 HISP NSP EXECUTED/GAS CHAMBER : BUTNER, OWEN C 005443 WASHOE 04-27-1948 02-10-1951 3B CAUC NSP EXECUTED/GAS CHAMBER GREGORY, THEODORE W 005573 WASHOE 12-14-1948 01-39-1951 46 CAUC NSP EXECUTED/GAS CHAMBER ; WILLIAMS, JAMES 005637 ELKO 04-19-1949 08-25-1950 32 BLACK NSP EXECUTED/SAS CHAMBER ! GAMBETTA, EUGENE L 005510 UASHGE 08-23-1948 10-18-1949 46 CAUC NSP EXECUTED/GAS CHAMBER VAR6A, LAZSLO 00547* ELKO 07-07-I94B 06-07-1949 23 CAUC NSP EXECUTED/GAS CHAMBER BLACKWELL, DAVID 005400 WflSHOE 01-09-1948 04-22-194? 19 CAUC NSP EXECUTED/BAS CHAMBER SKAUG, PAUL M 004770 WASHOE 12-16-1944 01-10-1947 25 CAUC NSP EXECUTED/GAS CHAMBER SALA, ALBERT E 004905 ELKO 11-10-1945 08-23-1946 38 CAUC NSP EXECUTED/GAS CHAMBER '- LDVELESS, FLOYD 004506 ELKO 10-07-1942 09-29-1944 17 CAUC NSP EXECUTED/GAS CHAMBER A PLUNKHT, RAYMOND 004551 WHITE PINE 02-28-1943 06-30-1944 30 CAUC NSP EXECUTED/GAS CHAMBER W MC K1NNEY, FLOYD L 004614 CHURCHILL 09-14-1943 11-27-1943 34 CAUC NSP EXECUTED/EAS CHAMBER KRAMER, JOHN A 004163 WHITE PINE 03-27-1940 08-20-1942 63 CAUC NSP EXECUTED/GAS CHAMBER BOYD, WILSON H 004158 ELKO 03-19-1940 05-2B-1940 44 BLACK NSP EXEOJTED/6AS CHAMBER WILLIAMSON, BURTON F 00406S CHURCHILL 09-13-1939 11-21-193? 43 CAUC NSP EXECUTED/SAS CHAMBER NADAL, DOMINICO 00393B ELKO 11-05-1938 01-17-1939 46 CAUC NSP EXECUTED/8AS CHAMBER JONES, LUTHER 00367? ELKD 11-24-1936 01-26-1937 32 CAUC NSP EXECUTED/GAS CHAMBER BEHITER, JOSEPH 003301 CLARK 11-08-1931 07-13-1934 36 CAUC NSP EXECUTED/6AS CHAMBER MILLERp RAY E 003344 CLARK 02-B6-1933 05-0B-1933 34 CAUC NSP EXECUTED /GAS CHAMBER HALL, JOHN 003183 CLARK 10-01-1931 11-28-1932 53 CAUC NSP EXECUTED/GAS CHAMBER CEJA, LUIS 003048 HUMBOLDT 07-13-1930 09-0*-1?31 28 HISP N5P EXECUTED/6AS CHAMBER ! WHITE, ROBERT H 002901 ELKO 10-29-1928 06-02-1930 39 CAUC IMSP EXECUTED/BAS CHAMBER \ RANDOLPH, JOHN H 002634 WASHOE 09-03-1925 03-03-1930 60 CAUC ?v£P NATURAL/CARCINOMA OF PYLORUS j JUKICH, STANKO 002602 WHITE PINE 04-06-1925 05-21-1926 CAUC NSP EXECUTED/6AS CHAMBER JON, GEE 00232O MINERAL 01-27-1922 02-09-1924 32 ASIAN NSP EXECUTED/GAS CHAMBER j MlRCOVICHf ANDRIZA 00147? NYE 06-17-1912 05-14-1913 34 CAUC NSP EXECUTED/SHOT ! CASEY, PATRICK C 001300 ESMERALDA 12-05-1909 08-16-1911 50 CAUC NSP EXECUTED/HANGED \ REPORT »2.9, PAGE 12 NAME NUMBER COUNTY RECEIVED DATE DIED AGE RACE IN3T CAUSE OF DEATH WILLIAMS, GEORGE 001025 ESMERALDA 05-S2-1908 09-24-1909 INDIAN NSP EXECUTED/HANGED KAISER, CHARLIE 001238 DOUGLAS 03-0^-1909 05-21-1909 INDIAN KSP EXECUTED/HANGED 001135 ELKD KILLER, JOHN 03-84-1906 12-07-1906 S9 INDIAN NSP EXECUTED/HANSED IBflPAH, JOE 001136 ELKO 03-24-1906 13-07-1906 S4 INDIAN NSP EXECUTED/HAN6ED ROBERTS, FRED 001017 HUMBOLDT 11-18-1903 11-17-1905 18 CAUC NSP EXECUTED/HANGED LINDERMAN, AL 00101B HUflBGLDT U-lB-1903 11-17-1905 27 GWC NSP EXECUTED/HANGED SEVENER, J P 001019 HUWBOLDT 11-18-1903 11-17-1TO5 48 CAUC NSP EXECirrED/HAN6ED SQRMAN, T F ooioao HUMBOLOT 11-18-1903 11-17-1905 31 CAUC NSP EXECUTED/HANGED HANCOCK, JOHN 001088 LINCOLN 07-03-1905 09-OS-1905 36 CAUC NSP EXECUTED/HANSED I REPORT#2.9,PAS£13 UJ SUMMARY 8 Q_ NATURALCOMPLICATIONS HOMICIDE HOMICIDE EXECUTEDCAUSES FROMAIDS SUICIDEOTHERINMATEBYSTftFFACCIDENTALOTHER UNKNOWN 39 17 DE190S 50 231 UJ in ©a CM UJ