Barry G. Williams is an inmate on death
row in the state of California..
Crime
Williams was convicted of killing two
people and condemned for the death of one. He shot one man, Jerome Dunn in a park.
Williams and accomplices in a van shot another man on a bicycle who
belonged to a rival street gang. A federal court in 2016 vacated the
capital conviction and sentence and ordered a new trial.
In 1982, defendant Barry Williams, also known as “Big Time,” was a
member of the 89th Street Family Bloods, a street gang in South Central
Los Angeles. At that time, the 89th Street Family Bloods associated
with other Blood gangs in Los Angeles against rival Crip gangs,
especially the Avalon Garden Crips. The Crips wore blue and the Bloods
wore red. On the morning of March 25, 1982, defendant led a meeting
of Bloods gang members. The purpose of the meeting was to “protect”
the neighborhood from various Crips gangs. Some present had weapons;
defendant had a .38-caliber pistol. It specifically was stated at the
meeting that anyone present who wanted to go out and shoot rival gang
members could go out and shoot.
Address
Barry G. Williams D10477
San Quentin State Prison Death Row
San Quentin, CA 94974
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