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Jim Dey | Onetime inmate passed up fight to focus on future - Vimarsana News

Jim Dey | Onetime inmate passed up fight to focus on future

What is just compensation for spending a year in prison after being wrongfully convicted of a crime?

Normal OKs $5.4M settlement with Beaman over homicide investigation - Vimarsana News

Normal OKs $5.4M settlement with Beaman over homicide investigation

While admitting no wrongdoing by Normal police, the town has settled with a man convicted and imprisoned but later cleared of a 1995 homicide.

Wrongfully convicted Rockford man wins $4.5M settlement - Vimarsana News

Wrongfully convicted Rockford man wins $4.5M settlement

NORMAL, Ill. (WTVO) — Alan Beaman, who spent years in prison for a murder he didn’t commit, has won a $4.5 million settlement from the town of Normal, Illinois. Beaman sued the town and several police officers for malicious prosecution. He was alleged to have killed his ex-girlfriend, Jennifer Lockmiller, a student at Illinois State […]

Jim Dey | Decades of torment end with a $5.4 million settlement - Vimarsana News

Jim Dey | Decades of torment end with a $5.4 million settlement

Sixteen years after his conviction was overturned by the Illinois Supreme Court, Alan Beaman has tentatively accepted a $5.4 million offer to settle his wrongful prosecution lawsuit against the town

Normal Town Council approves multi-million dollar settlement - Vimarsana News

Normal Town Council approves multi-million dollar settlement

Beaman was convicted of murder in 1995, but the Illinois Supreme Court threw out his sentence in 2008. (Town of Normal Facebook Page) By WMBD-TV NORMAL - Alan Beaman was scheduled for a civil trial later this month against the town of Normal, but a $5.4 million settlement has ended the trial b

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