Institutional Diet Log // Case Record
Ronnie Paul Threadgill
Analysis of the 2013 Huntsville execution, conviction history, and the standard unit meal protocol.

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Subject:
Ronnie Paul Threadgill
Offense:
Murder
Location:
Texas, USA
Nationality:
American
Incident Date:
2001
Penalty:
Capital Execution
Status:
EXECUTED (2013)

Subject Profile
Ronnie Paul Threadgill
1973–2013

Case Overview

Ronnie Paul Threadgill was executed for the 2001 murder of a teenager during a carjacking incident occurring outside a nightclub in North Texas. He spent over a decade on death row before his execution was carried out by lethal injection.

His death marked the third execution in Texas in the year 2013.

FINAL ADMINISTRATIVE ACTION: LAST MEAL RECORD

In 2011, the Texas Department of Criminal Justice abolished the practice of fulfilling special last meal requests. Consequently, Threadgill was served the standard unit meal provided to all other inmates.

  • Baked chicken
  • Mashed potatoes with country gravy
  • Vegetables
  • Sweet peas
  • Bread
  • Tea, water, and punch

Final Protocol Context

In his final statement, Threadgill addressed his loved ones and friends, stating, “I love y’all and appreciate y’all for being there. I am going to a better place.” He also offered encouragement to other inmates on death row before his execution was completed.