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Friday roundup: Solving Cold Cases, Reviewing Police Misconduct, Forensics in Texas
Posted: July 30, 2010 3:31 pm
A Maryland man who served 22 years in prison for rape and murder was released based on new DNA evidence.
Michael Anthony Green was freed today in Houston after 27 years in prison for a crime DNA tests show he didn’t commit.
A Colorado detective faced perjury charges today for his role in the wrongful conviction of Tim Masters.
After 30 years behind bars, Kenneth Granger is enjoying his freedom in Philadelphia.
Betty Anne Waters, whose battle to exonerate her brother is the subject of the upcoming film “Conviction,” joined Innocence Project Policy Director Stephen Saloom at a forum in Rhode Island.
The Texas Forensic Science Commission Chairman refused a Q&A with the Dallas Morning News.
DNA evidence led to an arrest in a 30-year-old California murder.