Save Ker'Sean Ramey: Stand for Life, Mercy, and Justice
Greg Abbott/State of Texas
Petition to Stop the Execution of Ker’Sean Ramey
On September 23, 2026, the State of Texas is scheduled to take the life of Ker’Sean Ramey.
We, the undersigned, respectfully call upon Governor Greg Abbott and the Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles to stop this execution and grant Ker’Sean mercy and clemency.
We recognize the profound pain caused by the loss of innocent lives and do not seek to minimize the suffering of the victims and their families. But another death cannot undo what happened. The death penalty cannot bring anyone back, heal a grieving family, or erase the past.
Ker’Sean is more than the worst moment of his life. He is a human being who has spent years reflecting, growing, and seeking to make a difference through his words, his relationships, and the way he encourages others. His life has value, and his capacity for change should not be dismissed.
We believe that justice can include mercy, accountability, redemption, and the possibility of transformation. We ask those with the authority to act to look beyond a conviction and a sentence and recognize the human life standing before them.
September 23 does not have to be the end of Ker’Sean’s life.
We ask Governor Abbott and the Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles to choose mercy over execution and to grant Ker’Sean Ramey clemency.
Please sign this petition. Please speak up. Please help us make sure Ker’Sean is not forgotten.
STOP THE EXECUTION OF KER’SEAN RAMEY.
CHOOSE MERCY. CHOOSE LIFE.
The Global Abolition Movement
Petition by
To:
Greg Abbott/State of Texas
From:
[Your Name]
Dear Governor Abbott,
I write to respectfully ask you to stop the execution of Kersean Ramey and grant him clemency.
As a person of faith, I believe every human life has dignity and worth, even after terrible mistakes. Mercy does not erase accountability, but it affirms our shared humanity and the possibility of redemption. An execution cannot heal the pain of victims’ families, nor does it reflect the compassion and justice that should guide us as a society.
I ask you to consider the value of mercy and to spare Mr. Ramey’s life. Choosing clemency is choosing humanity, restraint, and hope over another act of death.
Thank you for your time and consideration.