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Glen Vary’s co-defendant Frederick Relerford swears accomplice was Julius McElroy, not Vary Flint police found gun used to kill victim Robert Montgomery in McElroy’s pocket after he was killed by his girl friend  Flint police misconduct?  Flint Police Sgt. Shawn … Continue reading →

Support HB 4999 by signing online petition at: https://www.change.org/SupportMIHouseBill4999 Juvenile laws are in the spotlight again for criminal justice reforms  By Lauren Washington with Ricardo Ferrell, VOD Field Editor August 17, 2021 Currently, Michigan laws allow for a juvenile conviction … Continue reading →

Virus has re-emerged in 9 Michigan prisons, likely due to Delta variant “All 5  of the top 5 clusters of COVID-19 infections” in the U.S. are in prisons COVID-19 can cause 200 symptoms in ten different bodily organs; many linger … Continue reading →

Prosecutors work to overturn wrongful convictions from their own office (nbcnews.com) After 26 years in prison, new Missouri law could help man fighting for freedom (nbcnews.com) Editorial By Diane Bukowski August 11, 2021 DETROIT–NBC Nightly News featured an interview with … Continue reading →

“I am truly blessed to have been raised by two of the most loving, caring and dedicated parents any child could have–my parents Ronnie and Darleen Hereford” — Reinaldo Hereford An ironworker for decades, Ronnie met with Detroit Mayor Coleman … Continue reading →

Ahmed: “Where are the consequences” for Sgt. Ernest Wilson, who framed him and has been named in multiple lawsuits over the years  “There are dozens and dozens of other innocents still in prison.” –Ahmed Atty. Wolfgang Mueller calls for speedy … Continue reading →

In video above, Searcy speaks from home at June 4 rally for the wrongfully convicted at Frank Murphy Hall in downtown Detroit, 0rganized by Operation Liberation,  founded by Searcy and Darrell Ewing. In video, exoneree Larry Smith (l) and Searcy’s … Continue reading →

Former juvenile lifer Edward Sanders starts work for Washtenaw County’s Conviction Integrity & Expungement Unit Sanders spent 42 yrs. in prison as a juvenile lifer, released in 2017 Studied law, ran legal classes, helped others as paralegal in MDOC, now … Continue reading →

______________ Video above The brief video above was part of a story on a non-profit’s assistance to returning citizens. The story says Berry had no resources on his release. Berry convicted due to “mere presence” at scene of killing, agreed … Continue reading →