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Unprecedented turn-0ut of hundreds  for June 4 rally to free wrongfully convicted,  filling the street at Detroit’s Frank Murphy Hall for 5 hours  Historic event called by wrongfully  convicted Thelonious ‘Shawn’ Searcy, Darrell Ewing, and their families, founders of OPERATION … Continue reading →

Brothers Vargas and Marco Johnson say Inkster Police Det. Gregory Hill, involved in the 2002 wrongful convictions of  George Clark and Kevin Harrington (video above) elicited false witness statements in their case. “Every case these officers was involved in needs … Continue reading →

“The struggle is not over: I’m still going to pursue my innocence.” -Ray Gray Four-time Golden Gloves champ convicted of  1973 murder of Ruben Bryant at age 21, despite eyewitness and alibi testimony, lack of physical evidence “He is innocent!”–Private … Continue reading →

Former Dallas County prosecutor disbarred after withholding exculpatory evidence in the capital cases of Stanley Mozee, Dennis Jackson “This is someone who repeatedly and intentionally hid favorable evidence from two defendants who were on trial for their lives.”–Atty. Lena Morrison … Continue reading →

Editor: VOD readers may have noticed that we are publishing stories dealing with this PRISON NATION and POLICE STATE exclusively. This has been a necessary change from our previous coverage, which attempted to address a multitude of issues. On the … Continue reading →

National ‘Undisclosed” Podcast on Darrell Ewing’s case starts as re-trial hearings begin WED. MAY 19 at 9 a.m. State v. Ewing–Episode I of 4-part series UNDISCLOSED “The Undisclosed podcast investigates wrongful convictions, and the U.S. criminal justice system, by taking … Continue reading →

RELEASE THE INNOCENT, MEDICALLY FRAIL AND OVERSENTENCED! FRIDAY MAY 14, 2021 12 noon to 4 pm MICHIGAN STATE CAPITOL BLDG. 110 N. Capital Ave. Lansing, MI Speakers include: MICHIGAN EXONEREES Larry  Smith, Lacino Hamilton, Kenneth Nixon       Sponsored by … Continue reading →

Williams addresses illegal ‘Jim Crow’ convictions by non-unanimous juries, juveniles held for LWOP, excessive sentencing, obstacles to parole  Dismissed over 400 criminal cases pending under previous D.A. in first month in office Louisiana was one of only 2 states in … Continue reading →