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Man convicted of killing Limerick priest in America is exonerated - Vimarsana News

Man convicted of killing Limerick priest in America is exonerated

THE TEXAS Court of Criminal Appeals has ruled that a Native American was wrongfully convicted of the murder of a Limerick priest. After 40 years, James Reyos ha...

High Life Festival excited about Jamaican debut in Negril - Vimarsana News

High Life Festival excited about Jamaican debut in Negril

Musician and rapper MC Solomon is as much involved in the promotional and business side of music, as he is in the music itself, and he is devoted to both. The founder of UK and South Asian label and agency, Kamani Records, as well as Asian Hip Hop...

James Reyos exonerated 40 years after being convicted for murder he didn't commit - Vimarsana News

James Reyos exonerated 40 years after being convicted for murder he didn't commit

Now he's seeking $2 million from the State of Texas for the years he spent behind bars.

Pixel Scroll 10/6/23 When You're Dune And Tribbled, And Need A Gripping Hand… - Vimarsana News

Pixel Scroll 10/6/23 When You're Dune And Tribbled, And Need A Gripping Hand…

(1) ARE THESE YOUR FAVORITE SPOILERS? “Doctor Who's Alex Kingston on hiding River Song's biggest spoiler” at Radio Times. Beware spoilers. Further warning: the one excerpted below is not the “biggest spoiler” referred to in the headline. "She's not a companion, she's a wife!" Alex Kingston is quick to correct about her beloved Doctor Who character River Song.

After Forty Years, James Reyos Has Been Declared Innocent - Vimarsana News

After Forty Years, James Reyos Has Been Declared Innocent

On Wednesday, the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals declared the 67-year-old Native American innocent of a 1981 murder.