Leo Schofield Jr. maintained his innocence as he served 35 years of a life sentence in the murder of his wife, Michelle Schofield. Another man even confessed to the killing. But the "Bone Valley" podcast helped exonerate Schofield. https://t.co/LsMN1ishWs
Leo Schofield left prison this morning on a bus, and is on his way to the Everglades Re-entry Center in Miami to begin programs to prepare him for release.
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For 34 years, Leo Schofield has been imprisoned for the murder of his wife, Michelle Schofield, a case detailed in the “Bone Valley” podcast. He maintains his innocence and was denied parole multiple times, even after another man admitted to the killing. https://t.co/aRSSGi6tHB
@quonky Thank you 🙏 and now, if only the final VIP DAW plug-in in neeeeed to have on this computer I’m bringing would materialize. The license is in the ether.
Having to replace every single electronic device I use to record, the night before a reporting trip. During retrograde. Getting it shipped to the location. With a fraud alert on my credit card 😬
My authorized version of Leo Schofield’s “The One Who’s Holding The Stars”, featured in the #BoneValley podcast.
Huge thanks to @Gilbert_King and @lavaforgood in their support for making it happen.
Dedicated to freedom for Leo and justice for Michelle.
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Judge Scott Cupp will resign from the 20th Judicial Circuit Court in Florida to dedicate all of his working days to freeing Leo Schofield. #bonevalley https://t.co/6DAiTUtax2
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@bunsenbernerbmd Plucked lil Sebastian from the streets 11 years ago as a lonely, skinny kitten. Now he’s prince of the garden, and naps on his throne while I work.