Exonerated After 16 Years: New Suspects Emerge in Infamous 1996 Murder
New suspects identified in the 1996 Westchester County double murder case exonerate Selwyn Days, who wrongfully spent 16 years in prison.
Outrage Grows as Missouri Governor Commutes Sentence of Officer
Missouri governor commutes sentence of police officer convicted of killing Black man Cameron Lamb, igniting outrage over systemic racism and justice issues.
DNA Breakthrough Solves Cold Case in the 1985 Black Church Murders
After nearly 40 years, Erik Sparre has been charged with the 1985 Black church murders in Georgia, highlighting ongoing issues of justice and racial bias.
Justice Denied: The Heartbreaking Fight for Leonard Mack’s Freedom
Leonard Mack’s journey reveals a 47-year wrongful conviction due to racial bias and forensic fraud, highlighting urgent justice reforms needed in America.
JJ Velazquez’s Unbreakable Spirit in the Fight for Justice
Read about Jon-Adrian Velazquez’s wrongful conviction and exoneration, emphasizing the vital role of DNA evidence in criminal justice reform efforts.
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