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Tag Archives: frame-up
A Tale of Two Millionaires … framed in Florida
When millionaires get framed, it’s a “man bites dog story,” newsworthy by today’s steamy standards, especially when two framed millionaires meet and become friends on Florida’s death row. Why were these two millionaires framed? Krishna “Kris” Maharaj’s very name explains … Continue reading
Exonerations: When reporters withhold names, they obstruct justice and game elections.
Brooklyn DA dismisses murder charges for man who spent 24 years in prison | 7online.com She had identified Fleming as the shooter, but after trial said she made it up because officers investigating the case promised to drop a felony … Continue reading
What will US Supreme Court’s immoral majority do with Tommy Zeigler?
Petition for Cert filed for Zeigler Detective Frye continuously told the defense that he did not know a man called Robert Foster. He even stated so on the stand and that there had just been a typographical error in the … Continue reading
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Judge John Dean Moxley does one (1) thing right.
MOXLEY DECLARES EDC RECORDS OPEN TO PUBLIC BREVARD COUNTY • TITUSVILLE, FLORIDA – Circuit Court Judge John “Dean” Moxley ruled Wednesday that the Economic Development Commission of Florida’s Space Coast is subject to the Florida Public Records Act when working … Continue reading
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March 27, 2014
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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
