Garcia Glen White

Since then, no new execution has been sought for White. As of September 2022, he remains on death row at the Allan B. Polunsky Unit at West Livingston.

In January 2015, the Texas Attorney General's Office announced that they were seeking an execution date, scheduled for January 28. In response, his attorneys filed an appeal challenging the motion, claiming that their client's pristine incarceration record, his childhood trauma and low intelligence should be reason enough to have his sentence commuted. In addition to this, they questioned the legitimacy of his videotaped confession and the DNA testing, alleging that samples obtained from the blanket indicated that another man had been present at the crime scene. On January 27, a day prior to his execution, White's case was stayed by the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals, but no reason was provided for the decision.

On May 28, 1996, White was indicted by a grand jury for the murders of Bernette and Annette, as the sexual assault on both of them could carry a death sentence. Two months later, he was found guilty and sentenced to death. Ever since then, he has repeatedly attempted to appeal his sentence, but so far, each attempt has been unsuccessful. In 2004, the DNA tests conducted by the Houston Police Department's crime lab came under scrutiny due to its troubled past and the fact that a private company was unable to replicate the results. This came in the midst of an investigation into the crime lab's record due to its high rate of inaccuracies and insufficient evidence. After the investigation ended, no viable evidence was located to justify a commutation of White's sentence.

In July 1995, White and an acquaintance named Tecumseh Manuel attempted to rob a convenience store in Houston, resulting in the death of the clerk, Hai Van Pham. Both men were arrested for the murder, but during interrogation, Manuel told investigators that White had supposedly confessed to him that he had murdered the Edwards family in 1989. As a result, he was put under questioning for the triple murder, and while White initially denied involvement, he admitted responsibility after a portion of Manuel's interview was presented to him.

Sometime during the autumn of 1989, White went to a crack house in Houston, where he had an argument with a 27-year-old prostitute named Greta Williams. In the ensuing scuffle, Williams was killed, but White was not connected to this crime at the time.

Garcia Glen White (born February 4, 1963) is an American murderer, rapist and suspected serial killer. Convicted and sentenced to death for the 1989 triple murder of a woman and her two teenage daughters in Houston, Texas, he is also the prime suspect in two additional murders with which he has never been charged.

Garcia Glen White was born on February 4, 1963, in Houston, Texas as one of several siblings. He attended the Wheatley High School, where he was noted for his love for football, and later continued his studies at the Lubbock Christian University. A knee injury prematurely ended his career, after which White had to drop out and work menial jobs as a fry cook, house painter and sandblaster. Shortly after this, he also developed a drug addiction that would lead him to become more violent.