On December 17, 1999, Robert Pruett was reprimanded for attempting to take a bag lunch, called a Johnny, out to the prison yard by Daniel Nagle, a by-the-book correctional officer at the Texas Department of Criminal Justice’s McConnell Unit. Pruett was angered by Nagle’s reprimand and the disciplinary write-up. Later that afternoon, Pruett was seen by several inmate witnesses in an altercation with Nagle, was stabbed multiple times and died after suffering cardiac arrest. Other inmates saw Pruett strip his bloodied clothing, stuff it through a gas port out to the yard and change clothes. Pruett made inculpatory admissions to inmates and corrections officers. Join Lisa O’Brien and Michael Carnahan on Sunday, June 13, 2021, at 8:00 p.m. for Episode 14 of Clear and Convincing, State of Texas v. Robert Lynn Pruett. We’ll talk about the 1995 murder that resulted in Pruett’s 99-year sentence at the age of 15, the murder of Daniel Nagle, the evidence linking Pruett to the murder and the various post-conviction claims raised on his behalf in state and federal court. We’ll also talk about the results of post-conviction DNA testing in 2013 and 2015 and Pruett’s controversial execution on October 12, 2017. We are a live show and, as always, calls are welcome at (347) 989-1171.