a Carnival-like celebration. Returning began in 2005; by 2010 a total of 2,500 prisoners had participated in the program. Malachi Dads is a year-long program that uses the Christian Bible as the basis of teaching how to improve a prisoner's parenting skills. Malachi began in 2007; as of 2010 it had 119 men participating. It is based on Malachi 4:6, "He will turn the hearts of the fathers to the children, and the hearts of the children to their fathers ..." Notable inmates Death row and non-death row Nathaniel Code Antoinette Frank Derrick Todd Lee Wilbert Rideau Billy Sinclair Gary Tyler Executed Gerald James Bordelon – Executed in 2010 (last execution in Louisiana) John A. Brown, Jr. – Executed in 1997 Jimmy L. Glass – Executed in 1987 Antonio G. James – Executed in 1996 Andrew Lee Jones – Executed in 1991 (last execution via electric chair in Louisiana) Leslie Lowenfield – Executed in 1998 Leslie Dale Martin – Executed in 2002 (last involuntary execution in Louisiana) Dalton Prejean – Executed in 1990 Robert Wayne Sawyer – Executed in 1993 (first execution via lethal injection in Louisiana) Elmo Patrick Sonnier – Executed in 1984 Feltus Taylor, Jr. – Executed in 2000 Thomas Lee Ward – Executed in 1995 Dobie Gillis Williams – Executed in 1999 Robert Wayne Williams – Executed in 1983 (first execution since 1976 in Louisiana) Robert Lee Willie – Executed in 1984 Jimmy C. Wingo – Executed in 1987 Non-death row Frank Lee Morris C-Murder Angola 3 (Robert Hillary King, Herman Wallace, and Albert Woodfox) James Booker Lil Boosie Jack Favor, rodeo performer and manager framed for two murders in 1964 in Bossier Parish; he was convicted and imprisoned from 1967 until his release after acquittal in a second trial in 1974. He helped initiate the Angola Prison Rodeo and make it a major event Sean Vincent Gillis Patrick O'Neal Kennedy (defendant in Kennedy v. Louisiana) Huddie William Ledbetter (Lead Belly) – Camp A, folk and blues musician Carlos Marcello, organized crime figure H. Lane Mitchell, Shreveport public works commissioner from 1934 to 1968; imprisoned after 1971 for theft of municipal properties valued at nearly $85,000 Kirksey Nix Marlowe Parker (artist) Robert Pete Williams Clifford Etienne Ronald Dominique Vincent Simmons Charles Neville (musician) Freddy Fender, Tejano country and rock-and-roll musician Henry Montgomery Will Hayden, reality TV host and gunsmith Clementine Barnabet, early 20th century voodoo priestess and