Yes Warden, I would like to thank everyone, all my friends, Pat, all my pen pals, and all the people in my corner inside and outside even on Death Row, that accepted me for the man I became during my best and worst moments. I want to thank the field ministers, the Warden, and the correctional staff for all the changes being made across the system, Even the men on Death Row, to show it is possible to be rehabilitated, and not deemed a threat and not the men we were when we came into the system, we have changed we are not the same. I took the legal steps to expedite to include assisted suicide. I don't regret this decision, to legally expedite this process. I do regret the decision to take the life of my son, I apologize to the mother of my son, the victim's family. I have no ill will towards the court, the judicial system, the prosecution, or the execution protocol. The morality of execution is between you and God. It was my decision that put me here. I'm ready Warden.
Travis Mullis. 38 years old. Executed 9/24/2024. Offender Information Last Statement
