Charles McCrory has spent nearly 40 years in an Alabama prison for a crime he did not commit.
The only evidence connecting him to the crime were “bite marks,” that experts now agree were not bite marks. Bite mark analysis —now discredited as a “junk science” — has also led to at least 36 other #wrongfulconvictions nationwide.
Listen to Charles’ attorney from Southern Center for Human Rights talk about his innocence on Gone South Podcast.
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@almond_amy Thanks so much for this note Amy. I just spoke with the lead detective on the case the other day actually. He was incredibly generous in helping us piece the whole story together and humanize all of the characters involved, including, of course, David Ortiz.
@richardgrant4 Hey Richard. Enjoyed this article and curious to talk with you about The Deepest South of All for my podcast Gone South. You can reach me at [email protected]. Thanks!
New findings suggest that Sheriff Buford Pusser, the lawman whose life inspired Walking Tall and other Hollywood films, killed his wife Pauline in 1967 and staged the scene to look like an ambush. Here are the key takeaways from today's press conference.
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⚖️ Operation Sideswipe wasn’t just a scam—it exposed a system built to be exploited.
Louisiana’s broken legal structure made truckers a target, as staged crashes, shady attorneys & doctors, and lax oversight allowed fraud to thrive.
🚨 This isn’t just crime—it’s the cost of looking the other way.
When the system protects corruption, it’s drivers, small businesses, and citizens who pay the price.
🛠️ Louisiana must act. Close the loopholes. Protect the people.
🎧 Hear the full story in Gone South Episodes 38 & 39 – Operation Sideswipe. ➡️https://t.co/sZVVStIE7b
#Scam #insurance #trucking #LMTA
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