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What to know about SC serial killer Richard Evonitz | News - Vimarsana News

What to know about SC serial killer Richard Evonitz | News

Law enforcement doesn't think a serial killer could be behind the murder of Justin Turner. But a law professor studying Richard Evonitz believes otherwise.

Man exonerated due to criminal Norfolk detective supports review of case files - Vimarsana News

Man exonerated due to criminal Norfolk detective supports review of case files

An innocent man who spent nearly 30 years in prison due to former Norfolk detective Robert Glenn Ford said he supports the new review of Ford’s old cases by the University of Virginia School of Law.

Source: wtkr.com
WHRO - UVA law clinic reviewing decades of convictions linked to disgraced Norfolk police detective - Vimarsana News

WHRO - UVA law clinic reviewing decades of convictions linked to disgraced Norfolk police detective

WHRO Public Media is dedicated to enhancing the lives of the citizens in the communities it serves by responding to their need to be engaged, educated, entertained and enlightened.

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Crooked Virginia police detective's cases to be reviewed by UVA School of Law for misconduct - Vimarsana News

Crooked Virginia police detective's cases to be reviewed by UVA School of Law for misconduct

A former Norfolk Police detective who was involved in multiple wrongful convictions will have all of his case files reviewed to reveal potential misconduct.

Norfolk prosecutors, UVA Innocence Project to review disgraced detective's cases - Vimarsana News

Norfolk prosecutors, UVA Innocence Project to review disgraced detective's cases

Norfolk Commonwealth's Attorney Ramin Fatehi is allowing attorneys and law students with UVA's Innocence Project to review cases connected to disgraced Norfolk detective Robert Glenn Ford.

Source: wtkr.com