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Links to the Wrongfully ConvictedFree Byron Case · Byron Case was wrongfully convicted in 2002 for the 1997 murder of a former classmate. No physical evidence linked him to the crime; the only alleged eyewitness in the crime was a former girlfriend, who told multiple stories to police, offering a version that implicated Byron Case during her third stint in inpatient drug rehabilitation. Byron's public defender failed him abysmally at trial by proffering a "random stranger" theory in the slaying and neglecting to call key witnesses to testify. Brett Hartmann, An Innocent Man on Ohio's Death Row · Brett was arrested on September 10th, 1997 for the murder of Winda D. Snipes. Brett was the person who discovered Winda, and placed a series of 911 calls to report it. Brett's family knows he is innocent, and they have the facts to prove it. Phillip Jones · Wrongfully convicted and sentenced to life imprisonment for attempted murder in a case of mistaken identity. The only alleged eyewitness was a known drug addict who passed away several years ago. Phillip's family recently unearthed a contradictory statement provided by a cousin of the witness that would have exonerated Phillip, a statement prosecutors deliberately withheld from the discovery process. Phillip has been incarcerated for 18 years. Wrongful Conviction ResourcesAmnesty International · A resource for those who support abolishment of the death penalty. Barbara's Journey Toward Justice · Wrongful conviction advocate Barbara blogs about wrongful conviction and injustice in the news. Faces of Wrongful Conviction · A California-based organization committed to raising awareness of wrongful conviction and combating injustice. The Innocence Project · A non-profit organization that works with pro-bono attorneys and legal experts to overturn wrongful convictions. Innocent in Prison Project International · An organization of possibly innocent prisoners, human rights activists, and abolitionists of the death penalty. Innocent Inmates Association of Ohio · A site featuring wrongfully imprisoned inmates from the state of Ohio. Justice For The Innocent · A German organization dedicated to educating about injustice. Justice for the Innocent also offers pen pal services, showcases inmate artwork, and offers facts about the death penalty. Midwestern Innocence Project · The Missouri-based branch of the nationally renowned non-profit organization. Northwestern Law's Center on Wrongful Convictions · Northwestern University School of Law students and faculty working to overturn wrongful convictions. Truth in Justice · Organization that works to overturn convictions of people who had no part in the crime. Articles About Wrongful Conviction10,000 Innocent People Convicted Each Year, Study Says A Broken System, Part I · Error rates in capital cases, 1973-1995 · Columbia Law School A Broken System, Part II · Why there is so much error in capital cases and what can be done about it · Columbia Law School Convicted But Innocent: Four Letters to the New York Times How Often Does the Criminal Justice System Get it Wrong? Putting a Price on Wrongful Conviction Wrongful Conviction: Causes and Public Policy Issues Other Links of InterestLabyrinth13 · Author Curt Rowlett explores True Tales of the Occult, Crime & Conspiracy
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