As we continue fighting for Brendan & others, consider checking out my new podcast with @SDrizin telling 12 other real stories of false confession.
It’s our privilege to share stories from behind the front lines of our fight for the innocent!
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The best things in this life require Faith & many good works from many good people! It is an honor to count you as a friend & family, Daniel! Happy 1-Year Anniversary of having your Name & Honor Restored! All the loves & blessings!🖖💛🤘🌟 @danvill1977
Dean McKee spent 30 years in prison for a crime he did not commit before @FLA_Innocence freed him. 30 YEARS.
It's amazing he came away saying, "You open your heart and some amazing things can happen."
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#WrongfulConvictionDay
#RodneyReed is innocent. TX is trying to execute him without doing DNA testing on important evidence. Today is #WrongfulConvictionDay. Please call Bastrop DA Bryan Goertz and politely ask him to cancel the execution, test the evidence, and allow a new, fair trial: (512) 581-7125.
“This case...affects [people] at a gut level....That’s where clemency operates. It’s those hard cases. The ones that move the soul. And this is one of those.” — fmr prosecutor & clemency expert Mark Osler
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Headlines that Kachinsky 🐈got 6 mos jail on his conviction yesterday for violating a restraining order were misleading. He’ll only serve 5 days in jail. And he’s been appointed to 50 cases in 2019 by Public Defender!
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Today is a special day for the wrongful conviction. Lets celebrate all we have done thus far. It’s a lot people. Over 2,000 people exonerated. But we still got a lot of people stuck in hell! ( prison) Brandon and Steve we will never give up on you guys! Till you’re home.👍🍺
I admire the grace that Corey Atchison shows here. But I’m struck by how often wrongful conviction stories are framed by the exoneree’s forgiveness. In covering these cases, we need to give exonerees the space and permission to be angry about what has happened to them, too.
I’ll take it, yet being suspended for sending emails for violating a no contact order leaves me 😡 where’s the punishment for violating a 16 yr olds constitutional rights! @FreeBrendanNow