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Man freed from prison for deadly firebombing after court finds he was wrongfully convicted in 2005
By Hilary Golston and David Komer online producer
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FOX 2 - More than 15 years ago Ken Nixon was sentenced to life in prison without parole for killing two young children in a Highland Park firebombing. But now - he is now home with his family and friends.
Free after 16 years in jail, man reunites with family after court rules had been wrongly convicted in fatal firebombing
Kenneth Nixon, now 34, was just let out of prison for a double murder he says he never committed.
A judge Thursday granted Nixon s freedom after the Wayne County Prosecutor s Office admitted to charging the wrong man back in 2005.
Grand Rapids Business Journal
Courtesy WMU Cooley Law School
WMU Cooley Law School Associate Dean and professor Tracey Brame was named the director of the school’s Innocence Project.
WMU Cooley professor Marla Mitchell-Cichon turned leadership of the project over to Brame on Friday. Mitchell-Cichon had been the director of the Innocence Project since 2012 but has been working with the program since 2002. She will continue to work with the project on a part-time basis, serving as legal counsel.
The WMU-Cooley’s Innocence Project, which is a part of the Innocence Network, provides legal assistance to individuals who are imprisoned for crimes they did not commit by working to obtain post-conviction DNA testing of material evidence and unreliable forensics.