Glynn Simmons is suing the police and cities involved in his wrongful conviction.
Glynn Simmons, found innocent in 2023 of a 1974 murder, is now suing police in Oklahoma City and Edmond for five decades of wrongful imprisonment.
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Glynn Simmons, found innocent in 2023 of a 1974 murder, is now suing police in Oklahoma City and Edmond for five decades of wrongful imprisonment.
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Glynn Simmons was exonerated of murder charges after it was revealed prosecutors had withheld evidence from his defense.
Glynn Simmons, 71, is now eligible for $175,000 in compensation from the state after serving the longest wrongful sentence in the country's history.