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Tag Archives: frame-up
6 Years in Prison Based Upon Flawed Dog Scent Evidence
Originally posted on Dare to Think:
A Texas woman is suing investigators who used dogs to pick her out of a “scent lineup” – a widely questioned investigative technique that put her in prison for six years before she was…
The The Ken Anderson prosecutorial “accountability” lie, retold by LA Times.
Texas ex-prosecutor’s sentence sends warning on wrongful convictions – latimes.com Anderson agreed to serve nine days in jail, resign from the bench and surrender his law license … “I am guardedly optimistic that we’ll see more courts of inquiry,” said … Continue reading
Yet another buried Florida frame-up – Krishna Maharaj.
Briton Krishna Maharaj has spent 27 years for murder. Now drugs barons admit guilt | Mail Online It sounds like the plot of a thriller: a multi-millionaire British socialite whose horses raced against the Queen’s is framed for the brutal … Continue reading
Lies make Judge Silvernail credible; Florida Today accommodates. Again.
Legacy of retiring Judge Silvernail will continue | FLORIDA TODAY | floridatoday.com It was a historic moment, one that helped set a man free and one that a retiring judge will remember forever. I, having been in the courthouse, will … Continue reading
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New Brevard Sheriff Wayne Ivey sets sights high | FLORIDA TODAY | floridatoday.com
“My personal goal is to exceed Sheriff Parker’s expectation of me,” Ivey said during his speech. “It’s a tall mountain.” via New Brevard Sheriff Wayne Ivey sets sights high | FLORIDA TODAY | floridatoday.com. It seems to me that the … Continue reading
Mike Ledford’s coerced confession … candles have wicks, not fuses – part 2
Woman won’t be retried in fire death of son, 3 – chicagotribune.com An Indiana woman released from prison after 16 years in August will not face a new trial in the death of her 3-year-old son after arson and murder … Continue reading
Davontae Sanford Rally 2012 – YouTube
“A nation that prides itself as having the best justice system in theworld should tolerate no room for corruption, lies and misconduct that sends an innocent child to prison for a crime he did not commit. Not even for a … Continue reading
