List of people executed in Oklahoma

Last updated April 10, 2024

The following is a list of people executed by the U.S. state of Oklahoma since 1976.

#	Name	Race	Age	Sex	Date of execution	County	Victim(s)
Under the Governorship of Henry Bellmon – 1 execution
1	Charles Troy Coleman	White	43	M	September 10, 1990	Muskogee	John Seward and Roxie Seward^{[lower-alpha 1]}
Under the Governorship of David Walters – 2 executions
2	Robyn Leroy Parks	Black	37	M	March 10, 1992	Oklahoma	Abdullah Ibrahim
3	Olan Randle Robison	White	46	M	March 13, 1992	Stephens	Shiela Lovejoy, Averil Bourque, and Robert Swinford
Under the Governorship of Frank Keating – 52 executions
4	Thomas Joseph Grasso	White	32	M	March 20, 1995	Tulsa	Hilda Johnson
5	Roger Dale Stafford	White	43	M	July 1, 1995	McClain	9 murder victims^{[lower-alpha 2]}
6	Robert Allen Brecheen ^[2]	White	40	M	August 11, 1995	Tulsa	Marie Stubbs
7	Benjamin Brewer	White	38	M	April 26, 1996	Canadian	Karen Joyce Stapleton
8	Steven Keith Hatch	White	42	M	August 9, 1996	Carter	Richard Douglass and Marilyn Douglass
9	Scott Dawn Carpenter	Native American	22	M	May 8, 1997	McIntosh	A.J. Kelley
10	Michael Edward Long	White	35	M	February 20, 1998	Muskogee	Sheryl Graber and Andrew Graber
11	Stephen Edward Wood	White	38	M	August 5, 1998	Greer	Robert B. Brigden
12	Tuan Anh Nguyen	Asian	39	M	December 10, 1998	Tulsa	Donna Nguyen, Amanda White, and Joseph White
13	John Wayne Duvall	White	47	M	December 17, 1998	Stephens	Karla Duvall
14	John Walter Castro Sr.^[3]	Native American	37	M	January 7, 1999	Kay	Beulah Grace Sissons Cox and Rhonda Pappan
15	Sean Richard Sellers	White	29	M	February 4, 1999	Oklahoma	Paul Bellofatto, Vonda Bellofatto, and Robert Bower
16	Scotty Lee Moore	White	43	M	June 3, 1999	Oklahoma	Alex Fernandez
17	Norman Lee Newsted	White	45	M	July 8, 1999	Osage	Larry Donnell Buckley
18	Cornel Cooks	Black	43	M	December 2, 1999	Comanche	Jennie Elva Ridling
19	Bobby Lynn Ross	Black	41	M	December 9, 1999	Roger Mills	Elk City Police Sergeant Steven Leroy Mahan
20	Malcolm Rent Johnson	Black	41	M	January 6, 2000	Oklahoma	Ura Alma Thompson
21	Gary Alan Walker	White	46	M	January 13, 2000	Tulsa	6 murder victims^{[lower-alpha 3]}
22	Michael Donald Roberts	Black	41	M	February 10, 2000	Oklahoma	Lula Mae Brooks
23	Kelly Lamont Rogers	Black	31	M	March 23, 2000	Payne	Karen Marie Lauffenburger
24	Ronald Keith Boyd	Black	43	M	April 27, 2000	Oklahoma	Oklahoma City Police Officer Richard Oldham Riggs
25	Charles Adrian Foster	Black	51	M	May 25, 2000	Muskogee	Claude Wiley
26	James Glenn Robedeaux	Native American	51	M	June 1, 2000	Oklahoma	Nancy Rose Lee McKinney
27	Roger James Berget	White	39	M	June 8, 2000		Rick Lee Patterson
28	William Clifford Bryson	Black	29	M	June 15, 2000		James Earl Plantz
29	Gregg Francis Braun^[4]	White	39	M	July 20, 2000	Carter	5 murder victims^{[lower-alpha 4]}
30	George Kent Wallace	White	59	M	August 10, 2000	LeFlore	William Von Eric Domer and Mark Anthony McLaughlin
31	Eddie Leroy Trice	Black	48	M	January 9, 2001	Oklahoma	Ernestine Jones
32	Wanda Jean Allen	Black	41	F	January 11, 2001	Oklahoma	Gloria Jean Leathers
33	Floyd Allen Medlock	White	29	M	January 16, 2001	Canadian	Katherine Ann Busch
34	Dion Athanasius Smallwood	Native American	31	M	January 18, 2001	Oklahoma	Lois Frederick
35	Mark Andrew Fowler	White	35	M	January 23, 2001		John Barrier, Rick Cast, and Chumpon Chaowasin
36	Billy Ray Fox	White	35	M	January 25, 2001		John Barrier, Rick Cast, and Chumpon Chaowasin
37	Loyd Winford Lafevers	White	35	M	January 30, 2001		Addie Mae Hawley
38	Dorsie Leslie Jones Jr.	White	61	M	February 1, 2001	Comanche	Stanley Eugene Buck Sr.
39	Robert William Clayton	White	40	M	March 1, 2001	Tulsa	Rhonda Kay Timmons
40	Ronald Dunaway Fluke	White	52	M	March 27, 2001	Tulsa	Ginger Lou Fluke, Kathryn Lee Fluke, and Suzanna Michelle Fluke
41	Marilyn Kay Plantz	White	40	F	May 1, 2001	Oklahoma	James Earl Plantz
42	Terrance Anthony James	Native American	41	M	May 22, 2001	Muskogee	Mark Allen Berry
43	Vincent Allen Johnson	Black	42	M	May 29, 2001	Pittsburg	Shirley Mooneyham
44	Jerald Wayne Harjo	Native American	40	M	July 17, 2001	Seminole	Ruth Porter
45	Jack Dale Walker	White	35	M	August 28, 2001	Tulsa	Shelly Deann Ellison and Donald Gary Epperson
46	Alvie James Hale Jr.	White	53	M	October 18, 2001	Pottawatomie	William Jeffery Perry
47	Lois Nadean Smith	White	61	F	December 4, 2001	Sequoyah	Cindy Baillee
48	Sahib Lateef Al-Mosawi	Iraqi	53	M	December 6, 2001	Oklahoma	Inaam Al-Nashi and Mohammed Al-Nashi
49	John Joseph Romano	White	43	M	January 29, 2002		Roger Joel Sarfaty and Lloyd Thompson
50	David Wayne Woodruff	White	42	M	January 31, 2002		Roger Joel Sarfaty and Lloyd Thompson
51	Randall Eugene Cannon	White	42	M	July 23, 2002		Addie Mae Hawley
52	Earl Alexander Frederick Sr.	White	51	M	July 30, 2002		Bradford Lee Beck
53	Jerry Lynn McCracken^[5]	White	35	M	December 10, 2002		4 murder victims^{[lower-alpha 5]}
54	Jay Wesley Neill	White	37	M	December 12, 2002	Comanche ^{[lower-alpha 6]}	4 murder victims^{[lower-alpha 7]}
55	Ernest Marvin Carter Jr.	Black	36	M	December 17, 2002	Oklahoma	Eugene Manowski
Under the Governorship of Brad Henry – 40 executions
56	Daniel Juan Revilla	White	34	M	January 16, 2003	Jackson	Mark Gomez
57	Bobby Joe Fields	Black	39	M	February 13, 2003	Oklahoma	Louise J. Schem
58	Walanzo Deon Robinson	Black	31	M	March 18, 2003		Dennis Eugene Hill
59	John Michael Hooker	Black	49	M	March 25, 2003		Sylvia Stokes and Drusilla Morgan
60	Scott Allen Hain	White	32	M	April 3, 2003	Creek	Michael William Houghton and Laura Lee Sanders
61	Don Wilson Hawkins Jr.	White	43	M	April 8, 2003	Oklahoma	Linda Ann Thompson
62	Larry Kenneth Jackson	Black	40	M	April 17, 2003	Oklahoma	Wendy Cade
63	Robert Wesley Knighton	White	62	M	May 27, 2003	Noble	Richard Denney and Virginia Denney
64	Kenneth Chad Charm	Black	37	M	June 5, 2003	Comanche	Brandy Crystian Hill
65	Lewis Eugene Gilbert II	White	31	M	July 1, 2003	Cleveland	Roxanne Lynn Ruddell
66	Robert Don Duckett	White	39	M	July 8, 2003	Oklahoma	John E. Howard
67	Bryan Anthony Toles	Black	31	M	July 22, 2003	Comanche	Juan Franceschi and Lonnie Franceschi
68	Jackie Lee Willingham	White	33	M	July 24, 2003	Comanche	Jayne Ellen Van Wey
69	Harold Loyd McElmurry III	White	33	M	July 29, 2003	McIntosh	Rosa Vivien Pendley and Robert Pendley
70	Tyrone Peter Darks	Black	39	M	January 13, 2004	Cleveland	Sherry Goodlow
71	Norman Richard Cleary	White	38	M	February 17, 2004	Tulsa	Wanda Neafus
72	David Jay Brown	White	49	M	March 9, 2004	Grady	Eldon Lee McGuire
73	Hung Thanh Le	Asian	37	M	March 23, 2004	Oklahoma	Hai Hong Nguyen
74	Robert Leroy Bryan	White	63	M	June 8, 2004	Beckham	Mildred Inabell Bryan
75	Windel Ray Workman	White	46	M	August 26, 2004	Oklahoma	Amanda Hollman
76	Jimmie Ray Slaughter	White	57	M	March 15, 2005		Melody Sue Wuertz and Jessica Rae Wuertz
77	George James Miller Jr.	Black	37	M	May 12, 2005		Gary Kent Dodd
78	Michael Lannier Pennington	Black	37	M	July 19, 2005	Comanche	Bradley Thomas Grooms
79	Kenneth Eugene Turrentine	Black	52	M	August 11, 2005	Tulsa	4 murder victims^{[lower-alpha 8]}
80	Richard Alford Thornburg Jr.	White	40	M	April 18, 2006	Grady	Jim Poteet, Terry Shepard, and Kevin Smith
81	John Albert Boltz	White	74	M	June 1, 2006	Pottawatomie	Doug Kirby
82	Eric Allen Patton	Black	49	M	August 29, 2006	Oklahoma	Charlene Kauer
83	James Patrick Malicoat	White	31	M	August 31, 2006	Grady	Tessa Leadford
84	Corey Duane Hamilton	Black	38	M	January 9, 2007	Tulsa	4 murder victims^{[lower-alpha 9]}
85	Jimmy Dale Bland	White	49	M	June 26, 2007	Tillman	Doyle Windle Rains
86	Frank Duane Welch	White	46	M	August 21, 2007	Cleveland	Jo Talley Cooper and Debra Anne Stevens
87	Terry Lyn Short^[6]	White	47	M	June 17, 2008	Oklahoma	Ken Yamamoto
88	Jessie James Cummings Jr.	White	52	M	September 25, 2008	Choctaw	Melissa Moody
89	Darwin Demond Brown	Black	32	M	January 22, 2009	Tulsa	Richard Kevin Yost
90	Donald Lee Gilson	White	48	M	May 14, 2009	Cleveland	Shane Coffman
91	Michael Paul DeLozier	White	32	M	July 9, 2009	McCurtain	Orville Lewis Bullard and Paul Steven Morgan
92	Julius Ricardo Young	Black	60	M	January 14, 2010	Tulsa	Joyland Morgan and Kewan Morgan
93	Donald Ray Wackerly II	White	41	M	October 14, 2010	Sequoyah	Pan Sayakhoummane
94	John David Duty	White	58	M	December 16, 2010	Pittsburg	Curtis Wise
95	Billy Don Alverson	Black	39	M	January 6, 2011	Tulsa	Richard Kevin Yost
Under the Governorship of Mary Fallin – 17 executions
96	Jeffrey David Matthews	White	38	M	January 11, 2011	Cleveland	Otis Earl Short
97	Gary Roland Welch	White	49	M	January 5, 2012	Ottawa	Robert Dean Hardcastle
98	Timothy Shaun Stemple	White	46	M	March 15, 2012	Tulsa	Trisha Stemple
99	Michael Bascum Selsor	White	57	M	May 1, 2012	Tulsa	Clayton Chandler
100	Michael Edward Hooper	White	40	M	August 14, 2012	Canadian	Cynthia Jarman, Tonya Jarman, and Timmy Jarman
101	Garry Thomas Allen	Black	56	M	November 6, 2012	Pittsburg	Lawanna Gail Titsworth
102	George Ochoa	Hispanic	38	M	December 4, 2012	Oklahoma	Francisco Morales and Maria Yanez
103	Steven Ray Thacker^[7]	White	42	M	March 12, 2013	Mayes	Laci Dawn Hill, Forrest Reed Boyd, and Ray Patterson^{[lower-alpha 10]}
104	James Lewis DeRosa	White	36	M	June 18, 2013	LeFlore	Curtis Plummer and Gloria Plummer
105	Brian Darrell Davis	Black	39	M	June 25, 2013	Kay	Josephine Sanford
106	Anthony Rozelle Banks	Black	60	M	September 10, 2013	Tulsa	Sun Travis
107	Ronald Clinton Lott	Black	53	M	December 10, 2013	Oklahoma	Anna Laura Fowler and Zelma Cutler
108	Johnny Dale Black	White	48	M	December 17, 2013	Stephens	Bill Pogue
109	Michael Lee Wilson	Black	38	M	January 9, 2014	Tulsa	Richard Kevin Yost
110	Kenneth Eugene Hogan	White	52	M	January 23, 2014	Oklahoma	Lisa Stanley
111	Clayton Derrell Lockett	Black	38	M	April 29, 2014	Kay	Stephanie Neiman
112	Charles Frederick Warner	Black	47	M	January 15, 2015	Oklahoma	Adrianna Waller
Under the Governorship of Kevin Stitt – 12 executions
113	John Marion Grant	Black	60	M	October 28, 2021	Osage	Gay Carter
114	Bigler Jobe Stouffer II	White	79	M	December 9, 2021	Oklahoma	Linda Reaves
115	Donald Anthony Grant	Black	46	M	January 27, 2022		Brenda McElyea and Felicia Suzette Smith
116	Gilbert Ray Postelle	White	35	M	February 17, 2022		4 murder victims^{[lower-alpha 11]}
117	James Allen Coddington	White	50	M	August 25, 2022		Albert Troy Hale
118	Benjamin Robert Cole Sr.	White	57	M	October 20, 2022	Rogers	Brianna Victoria Cole
119	Richard Stephen Fairchild	White	63	M	November 17, 2022	Oklahoma	Adam Broomhall
120	Scott James Eizember	White	62	M	January 12, 2023	Creek ^{[lower-alpha 12]}	A.J. Cantrell and Patsy Maye Cantrell
121	Jemaine Monteil Cannon	Black	51	M	July 20, 2023	Tulsa	Sharonda White Clark
122	Anthony Castillo Sanchez	Hispanic	44	M	September 21, 2023	Cleveland	Jewell Jean Busken
123	Phillip Dean Hancock	White	59	M	November 30, 2023	Oklahoma	James Vincent Lynch III and Robert Lee Jett Jr.
124	Michael Dewayne Smith	Black	41	M	April 4, 2024	Oklahoma	Janet Denise Moore and Sharath Babu Pulluru

Notes

↑ Coleman was never tried for the murder of Roxie Seward, however the couple was killed in the same incident.
↑ The 9 victims were: Melvin Lorenz, Linda Lorenz, Richard Lorenz, Isaac Freeman, Louis Zacarias, Terri Horst, David Salsman, Anthony Tew, and David Lindsey.
↑ The 6 victims were: Eddie O. Cash, Valerie Shaw-Hartzell, Jane Hilburn, Janet Jewell, Margaret Bell Lydick, and DeRonda Gay Roy.
↑ The 5 victims were: Gwendolyn Sue Miller, Barbara Kochendorfer, Mary Rains, Pete Spurrier, and Geraldine Valdez. Braun was executed for Millers murder in Oklahoma, the other 4 victims were killed Kansas, Texas and New Mexico.
↑ The 4 victims were: Tyrrell Lee Boyd, Steve Allen Smith, Timothy Edward Sheets, and Carol Ann McDaniels.
↑ Was tried and convicted in Oklahoma County.
↑ The 4 victims were: Kay Bruno, Jerri Bowles, Joyce Mullenix, and Ralph Zeller.
↑ The 4 victims were: Avon Stevenson, Anita Richardson, Tina Pennington, and Martise Richardson.
↑ The 4 victims were: Joseph Gooch, Theodore Kindley, Senaida Lara, and Steven Williams.
↑ Thacker was executed for Hill's murder, which took place in Oklahoma; the other two victims were killed in Missouri (for which Thacker received a life sentence) and Tennessee (for which Thacker received a death sentence), respectively.
↑ The 4 victims were: James Alderson, Terry Smith, Donnie Swindle, and Amy Wright.
↑ Was tried and convicted in Canadian County.

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↑ "Searchable Execution Database". Death Penalty Information Center. Retrieved June 20, 2020.
↑ BRANSTETTER, ZIVA (November 11, 2007). "Oklahoma rides the roller coaster with death penalty laws". Tulsa World. Retrieved May 1, 2012.
↑ "Okla. Executes Convicted Killer". Associated Press.
↑ "Killer of five executed". United Press International.
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↑ "Oklahoma man executed for killing student". CBS News. June 18, 2008. Retrieved February 3, 2021.
↑ "Oklahoma executes man convicted in 10 day rampage that left 3 people dead in three states". Associated Press. March 12, 2013. Retrieved March 13, 2013.

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[2] Coleman was never tried for the murder of Roxie Seward, however the couple was killed in the same incident.

[3] The 9 victims were: Melvin Lorenz, Linda Lorenz, Richard Lorenz, Isaac Freeman, Louis Zacarias, Terri Horst, David Salsman, Anthony Tew, and David Lindsey.

[6] The 6 victims were: Eddie O. Cash, Valerie Shaw-Hartzell, Jane Hilburn, Janet Jewell, Margaret Bell Lydick, and DeRonda Gay Roy.

[8] The 5 victims were: Gwendolyn Sue Miller, Barbara Kochendorfer, Mary Rains, Pete Spurrier, and Geraldine Valdez. Braun was executed for Millers murder in Oklahoma, the other 4 victims were killed Kansas, Texas and New Mexico.

[10] The 4 victims were: Tyrrell Lee Boyd, Steve Allen Smith, Timothy Edward Sheets, and Carol Ann McDaniels.

[11] Was tried and convicted in Oklahoma County.

[12] The 4 victims were: Kay Bruno, Jerri Bowles, Joyce Mullenix, and Ralph Zeller.

[13] The 4 victims were: Avon Stevenson, Anita Richardson, Tina Pennington, and Martise Richardson.

[14] The 4 victims were: Joseph Gooch, Theodore Kindley, Senaida Lara, and Steven Williams.

[17] Thacker was executed for Hill's murder, which took place in Oklahoma; the other two victims were killed in Missouri (for which Thacker received a life sentence) and Tennessee (for which Thacker received a death sentence), respectively.

[18] The 4 victims were: James Alderson, Terry Smith, Donnie Swindle, and Amy Wright.

[19] Was tried and convicted in Canadian County.

[1] "Searchable Execution Database". Death Penalty Information Center. Retrieved June 20, 2020.

[Death_penalty_law-4] BRANSTETTER, ZIVA (November 11, 2007). "Oklahoma rides the roller coaster with death penalty laws". Tulsa World. Retrieved May 1, 2012.

[5] "Okla. Executes Convicted Killer". Associated Press.

[7] "Killer of five executed". United Press International.

[9] "Jerry Lynn McCracken". clarkprosecutor.org. Retrieved May 1, 2012.

[15] "Oklahoma man executed for killing student". CBS News. June 18, 2008. Retrieved February 3, 2021.

[16] "Oklahoma executes man convicted in 10 day rampage that left 3 people dead in three states". Associated Press. March 12, 2013. Retrieved March 13, 2013.

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