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Mike Morse s EXCLUSIVE Interview with Ray Gray

Mike Morse s EXCLUSIVE Interview with Ray Gray Detroit Man Tells All in His First Sit Down Interview After 48 Years Behind Bars News provided by Share this article Share this article SOUTHFIELD, Mich., June 4, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Mike Morse Law Firm recently released their latest episode of Open Mike featuring Ray Gray, a Detroit man who spent 48 years in prison for a murder he claims he didn t commit. Attorney and justice advocate Mike Morse, joined by Detroit journalist and Proving Innocence founder Bill Proctor, sat down with Gray and his wife Barbara Rinehart-Gray to discuss Gray s experiences since being sentenced to life without parole on March 14, 1973. Gray told-all on a wide range of topics including finding love while imprisoned, coping with incarceration through art, readjusting to civilian status, planning for the future, and more.

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Detroit man expected to be released after 48 years in prison in rare deal

Detroit man expected to be released after 48 years in prison in rare deal Raymond Gray is fighting for freedom and expected to be released after 48 years in prison after striking a rare deal. Posted at 5:35 AM, May 25, 2021 and last updated 2021-05-25 07:39:15-04 (WXYZ) â After nearly five decades behind bars for a crime he says he didn t commit, Raymond Gray is expected to go home a free man on Tuesday. The Detroit man, now 69 years old, was convicted of murder in 1973. For decades, Gray and his supporters have pointed to a lack of physical evidence and questionable witness testimony, and calls for his release have only grown louder during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Ghislaine Counters Toilet Flushing Smears With Bizarre, Gushing Website

Ghislaine Counters Toilet Flushing Smears With Bizarre, Gushing Website Kate Briquelet © Provided by The Daily Beast Evan Agostini/Getty Ghislaine Maxwell, the accused accomplice of wealthy sex-trafficker Jeffrey Epstein, claims she was forced to shut down her dubious oceans charity because of “cancel culture,” according to a new website from her family. As the British socialite fights new federal sex-trafficking charges, and the government’s claims that she refuses to clean her Brooklyn jail cell or flush her toilet, her siblings are publicizing RealGhislaine.com as part of their drive to paint her as a wrongfully-accused criminal justice advocate who is languishing behind bars.

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Ghislaine Counters Toilet Flushing Smears With Bizarre, Gushing Website

Ghislaine Counters Toilet Flushing Smears With Bizarre, Gushing Website
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Yale Fires Psychiatrist for Diagnosing Unseen Patients

Yale Fires Psychiatrist for Diagnosing Unseen Patients
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