Tag Archives: Sutton v Rowland

The .@FBI doesn’t follow up on tips. Or pay attention to the news. #DeadInmates #DeadVeterans

Posted on December 3, 2019 by Susan Chandler

Medical examiner doubts veteran’s death in Brevard jail was an accident Brevard’s medical examiner, Dr. Sajid Qaiser, concluded that [Gregory Lloyd] Edwards died of “excited delirium and complications” due to “hyperactive and violent state with subsequent restraint.” He ruled the … Continue reading →

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.@GovRonDeSantis: Each Florida county needs a citizen-participation #ConvictionIntegrityUnit. Right now.

Posted on April 17, 2019 by Susan Chandler

In the first tweet, below, Brevard County Sheriff Wayne Ivey is in the news about K-9’s, for all the wrong reasons. Before he was Brevard’s Sheriff, Ivey was assigned to Brevard by the Florida Department of Law Enforcement. It was … Continue reading →

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After over 35 years of serving someone else’s time, it’s time for #LoveFL to parole Gary Bennett, because #JohnPreston was a KNOWN fraud

Posted on March 12, 2019 by Susan Chandler

Update 3/14/2019: Although indisputably innocent, Gary Bennett was denied parole yesterday. Many additional years were tacked on to his eligibility, apparently based on Discipline Reports that he was offered no opportunity to refute, despite Florida Department of Corrections officers’ abysmal-as-it-is-obvious … Continue reading →

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Phony scent tracker John Preston’s perjuries resulted in at least two executions; some #FrameUps remain intact. #SuttonVRowland #ScentEvidenceStinks

Posted on March 4, 2019 by Susan Chandler

Gerald Stano was executed in 1998; Linroy Bottoson was executed in 2002, twenty years after John Preston was discredited by the confessions of Julius Manning, as portrayed in Sutton V Rowland below. Both men were mentally challenged. Under penalty of … Continue reading →

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Florida’s Jim Crow felon rights restoration process is too serious to spin

Posted on March 17, 2013 by Susan Chandler

The Front Burner: Felons rights restoration – OrlandoSentinel.com In March 2011, during their first meeting as the Clemency Board, Attorney General Pam Bondi urged Gov. Rick Scott, Chief Financial Officer Jeff Atwater and Agriculture Commissioner Adam Putnam to adopt arguably … Continue reading →

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Florida Today scams subscribers, advertisers, shareholders again, splashing whitewash all over memory lane. [updated]

Posted on January 15, 2013 by Susan Chandler

Norm Wolfinger looks back on 28 years as state attorney | FLORIDA TODAY | floridatoday.com The name-calling likely will taper off. Wolfinger, 67, retired last week and is looking forward to a more welcoming nickname — Papa. via Norm Wolfinger … Continue reading →

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Shut up, Geraldo. Just shut the hell up.

Posted on May 30, 2012 by Susan Chandler

A petition is circulating to get Geraldo Rivera off the air. And that’s a good thing. But a better thing would be to prosecute and convict Rivera for conspiracy to violate rights … he’s known since the 1980’s that Brevard/Seminole … Continue reading →

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