In 1993, he was convicted of first degree murder, first degree rape, and first degree sexual offense in the death of Dorothy Wood Johnson of Madison.īoth women were last seen at the SRO Club, a dance club and bar in Forsyth County. Moseley was convicted in 1992 in the 1991 death of 38-year-old Deborah Jane Henley of Forsyth County and sentenced to death. He said he was innocent and wanted to clear his name.” “When Carl was diagnosed, I went to meet with him, and told him ‘This is the time to decide whether you need to come to peace with anything,’ that I would help him focus on that, or we would focus on trying to clear his name. Mumma said Moseley wanted his name cleared, even if he did not live to see it. “Sadly, he did that night,” Mumma said, adding the judge had not yet signed the decree, though she has asked for the DNA testing to move forward even with his death. She said a recent consent agreement between her office, the state Attorney General and the Stokes County District Attorney’s office was submitted to a judge on Thursday, agreeing to a DNA test of evidence left from one of the cases.

Center for Actual Innocence as the source of that information.Ĭhristine Mumma, director of the center, confirmed Tuesday he died from cancer, after having been diagnosed with Stage 4 stomach cancer in July. The department declined to release additional information, but multiple media outlets reported Moseley died from cancer, citing an official with the N.C.

Mount Airy man dies while awaiting executionĪ Mount Airy man who has spent nearly 30 years on death row died last week in prison.Ĭarl Stephen Moseley, 56, died at Central Prison Healthcare Complex from “natural causes” according to a release from the North Carolina Department of Public Safety.

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