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Pen Pals: Find A Friend Behind Enemy Lines - San Francisco Bay View - Vimarsana News

Pen Pals: Find A Friend Behind Enemy Lines - San Francisco Bay View

Life behind enemy lines can be lonely, and a letter from a friend – a pen pal – can liberate mind and spirit. These prisoners are reaching out to you. They trust that Bay View readers truly care. Reach back and write a letter today!

Wrongfully convicted Texas man spends 13 years in prison - Vimarsana News

Wrongfully convicted Texas man spends 13 years in prison

Investigators said he matched the suspect's description.

Wrongfully convicted Texas man spends 13 years in prison - Vimarsana News

Wrongfully convicted Texas man spends 13 years in prison

Investigators said he matched the suspect's description.

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Michael Hall

Mike Hall writes about criminals, musicians, the law, and barbecue. Mike graduated from the University of Texas at Austin in 1979 with a degree in government. He wrote for various publications, including Trouser Press, Third Coast Magazine, the Austin American-Statesman, and the Austin Chronicle. In 1997 he joined Texas Monthly, where he has won two Texas Gavel Awards from the State Bar of Texas and four Stephen Philbin Awards from the Dallas Bar Association. He was named Writer of the Year at the City and Regional Magazine Awards in 2015. His stories have appeared in The Best American Magazin...

Wrongfully Convicted Dallas Man Could Soon be Released After 34 Years in Prison - Vimarsana News

Wrongfully Convicted Dallas Man Could Soon be Released After 34 Years in Prison

Wrongfully Convicted Dallas Man Released After 34 Years in Prison Ben Russell, Candace Sweat and Jack Highberger © Provided by NBC Dallas A Dallas man was released from custody Friday more than 30 years after he was convicted for a crime that prosecutors now acknowledge he did not commit. On Wednesday, the Dallas County District Attorney’s office announced that the conviction of Benjamine Spencer should be vacated. He was released from custody Friday afternoon on a personal recognizance bond. The case now goes to Texas’ Court of Criminal Appeals, which will decide whethe...

Source: msn.com