Author Archives: Diane Bukowski

Judge Lawrence Talon to ‘review’ motion for relief from judgment during hearing Wed. May 29 One witness swears he saw another man commit the murder, never interviewed by police; another reported victim arguing with a woman just prior to his … Continue reading →

WHO REALLY DUNNIT?  VOD EDITOR: Marcie Griffin, George Rider,  and Eric Gibson (left) are currently on trial in Macomb County Circuit Court in front of Judge Joseph Toia, facing first-degree murder charges in the death of Julii Johnson. VOD unearthed … Continue reading →

By Thomas Maier thomas.maier@newsday.com Updated May 23, 2019 9:52 AM ********************************************************************************** VOD Editor: Like Detroit’s Charles Lewis, Bush was 17 when he was convicted of a 1976 murder. Unlike Lewis, Bush had a prosecutor who did his job: investigated and … Continue reading →

All truth passes through three stages… FIRST, it is ridiculed. SECOND, it is violently opposed. THIRD, it is accepted as being self-evident. – Arthur Schopenhauer BY JERMAINE HILL May 21, 2019 For those who may not know, the fight must … Continue reading →

10 MILLION SIGNATURES MORE THAN POPULATIONS OF LOS ANGELES, HOUSTON AND CHICAGO–LARGEST PETITION IN U.S. HISTORY ANNOUNCEMENT A WEEK AFTER ONE-YR. ANNIVERSARY OF TRUMP’S IMMIGRANT FAMILY SEPARATION POLICY FROM U.S. REP. RASHIDA TLAIB: May 19, 2109 As I stood with … Continue reading →

Searcy’s appeal of Judge Timothy Kenny’s Dec. 3, 2018 denial of his motion for a new trial based on actual innocence currently pending Grievance targets repeat offender AP Patrick Muscat, who also falsely prosecuted Davontae Sanford, later freed after nine … Continue reading →

Detroit’s Monique Williams, RN, continues trail blazed by first Black nurse Mary Eliza Mahoney and Drs. Rebecca Lee Crumpler and Eliza Grier  Williams overcame negative influences in her background to become a nurse, teacher, and prisoner advocate   She is … Continue reading →