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Tony Apanovitch and his supporters are adamant: He’s innocent and there’s DNA evidence to prove it. That evidence is in addition to doubts about Apanovitch’s conviction raised by a state Supreme Court Justice before the existence of the DNA came to light.
Tony Apanovitch is on death row in Ohio but he and his supporters are adamant: He's innocent and there's DNA evidence to prove it. He was even freed by a court in 2015 before being put back on death row in 2018 on a technicality. He's now asking for a clemency hearing.
A hundred years ago, Gayogo̱hó꞉nǫʼ (Cayuga) chief Deskaheh travelled to Geneva, Switzerland, to raise human rights violations at an international level.