While out of U.S. prisons, many still fight for freedom, innocence
Many convicted people across America find themselves in legal limbo -- out of prison, but still fighting for the ultimate freedom of exoneration.
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Many convicted people across America find themselves in legal limbo -- out of prison, but still fighting for the ultimate freedom of exoneration.
Many convicted people across America find themselves in legal limbo -- out of prison, but still fighting for the ultimate freedom of exoneration.
Many convicted people across America find themselves in legal limbo -- out of prison, but still fighting for the ultimate freedom of exoneration.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — A Missouri man who has insisted for more than 20 years that he was wrongly convicted as a teenager of killing his mother has been granted parole. Attorneys for 37-year-old Michael Politte confirmed Tuesday that he had been given parole, the Kansas City Star reported. He is set to be released April 23 from the Jefferson City Correctional Center.
A Missouri man who has insisted for more than 20 years that he was wrongly convicted as a teenager of killing his mother has been granted parole. Attorneys for 37-year-old Michael Politte confirmed Tuesday that he had been given parole, the Kansas City Star reported. He is set to be released April 23 from the Jefferson City Correctional Center.