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On April 20th the Innocence Project at UVA’s law school will hold a public celebration of sorts – hosting six of the nine prison inmates who were pardoned during the last six months of the Northam Administration. It was a record, and the group fears it could be some years before other cases of wrongful conviction are resolved. Sandy Hausman has that story.
The Missouri Supreme Court ruled yesterday that a Kansas City man who has been serving a life sentence for a 2003 murder, should be freed and his convictions set aside.
Lamonte McIntyre says a detective framed him after making sexual advances on his mother.
Derrick Hamilton spent 21 years in prison for a crime he didn't commit.
The Kansas City-based nonprofit Miracle of Innocence announced a new executive director Thursday. Rev. Laura Guy has been hired by the nonprofit — which was founded by two wrongfully convicted, imprisoned and eventually exonerated men, Daryl Burton and Lamonte McIntyre.