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Hangin' With Havel

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Freed after serving 16 years for Rolling Meadows murder, he now seeks accountability for 'miscarriage of justice' - Vimarsana News

Freed after serving 16 years for Rolling Meadows murder, he now seeks accountability for 'miscarriage of justice'

Patrick Taylor, whose conviction on allegations he murdered aspiring Rolling Meadows rapper Marquis Lovings was overturned by the appellate court several years ago, was released from Cook County jail Wednesday after prosecutors dismissed the charges against him.

Another Black Man Freed From Life in Prison - Vimarsana News

Another Black Man Freed From Life in Prison

The exonerations keep adding up. While it’s unfortunate that many of these Black men were sent to prison in the first place, it’s good to see that the justice system has a way to correct its wrongs.

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2 changes the Packers must make after the bye week - Vimarsana News

2 changes the Packers must make after the bye week

Explore our analysis on the key changes the Green Bay Packers must make after their bye week to improve their performance in the second half of the season.

A Chicago Man Freed From Life in Prison After Overturned Murder Charge - Vimarsana News

A Chicago Man Freed From Life in Prison After Overturned Murder Charge

After spending 16 years in prison, Patrick Taylor was freed after a mistaken witness identification led to a conviction.