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New Video: Marvin Anderson
Posted: June 19, 2007 12:40 pm
In a new interview posted today on our site, Virginia exoneree Marvin Anderson talks about the misleading lineups used in his case (his was the only color photo among several black and white photos) and the day he learned he would be exonerated. Click here to watch the three-minute video, or visit our page on YouTube to watch interviews with exonerees Robert Clark, Chris Ochoa, Ken Wyniemko and Alan Newton.
Evidence in Anderson's case was preserved because a Virginia lab analyst took it upon herself to keep an extra set of evidence in her file. If it weren't for her, he may never have been proven innocent by DNA. Read more in "Issue in Focus: Evidence Preservation."
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