Eliott C. McLaughlin reports for CNN:

More than a decade after his execution, Cameron Todd Willingham is still a pawn in the debate over the death penalty.

Opponents of capital punishment say Willingham's is a clear case of an inmate being wrongfully executed, while the original prosecutor and state of Texas have been steadfast in their assertion that Willingham should be no one's cause célèbre.

"Willingham was a psychopathic killer who murdered his three children," John H. Jackson, the former Navarro County prosecutor who handled the case in 1992, wrote in an e-mail. "He submitted to a polygraph with predictable results, he confessed the murders to his wife, the trial evidence established two prior incidents when he tried to kill his children in utero by vicious attacks on his wife."

There are many prior posts on this blog on this case.  A few of them are:

Firing Back in the Willingham Case

More on Willingham Case

Willingham's Last Words

Statement on Willingham

Stacy Kuykendall press conference

Folding the Tent on Charlie Baird's Circus

Inconclusive Willingham Report

Still Guilty