Page 18 - Malcolm Scott News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

Low income community like north pulse. then, and now, if you are a 17 year old black teenager, like malcolm was in 1994, you are on the police radar. whether you are in a gang, or not. >> i frequently heard complaints from kids about being arrested for no reason. or being hassled and being stopped. being called gang members when they have worn certain color. >> ziva branstetter was an investigative crime reporter for the tulsa news paper for 22 years. >> i think the vast majority were good cops, doing their job, trying to keep up. going from call to call. but there were other reports of you kn...

Man who told police he had given demarco bullets, and he had the murder weapon for him. if he recanted too, malcolm thought they had a chance. but michael wilson, refused to talk. and he had a good reason. he was on death row, for the 1995 murder of a convenience store manager. wilson, seen here in this surveillance video, while he committed the crime, was appealing. hoping he would get a lesser sentence, of life without parole. >> if michael had been executed, without talking to us, we do not have a case. we do not have enough with what we have so far, to win. >> i'm hoping someone can help m...

Corey's case. as he poured over police court records, he noticed that, just like with malcolm, there were several allegations of coercing witnesses. >> most investigators don't believe in coincidence, and i did not believe that that was a coincidence. >> he teamed up with defensive joe norwood, and he discovered a 15 year old testifying, claiming that police had threatened him with jail time, if he did not say that cory was a shooter. >> he goes, you know what, i can't do this. would i just testified to is not the truth. i was told to say it by these detectives. i didn't see cory do anything. ...

Wrongful conviction cases of two brothers, Malcolm Scott and Corey Atchison, featured on Dateline: Secrets Uncovered.

(Bloomberg) -- The latest reading of the US labor market on Friday is expected to show job growth on more of the downward glide path sought by Federal Reserve policy makers in their fight to beat back inflation. Payrolls are projected to have risen about 200,000 in November, a second month of decelerating gains. Such growth, while moderating, is nonetheless consistent with solid hiring that will extend the Fed’s rate-hiking campaign into 2023. The report will be the last of its kind before the central bank’s final policy meeting of the year. Job openings data on Wednesday are seen illustra...