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New Video: The Case was Fabricated
A new video about Willie Manning’s remaining case has been launched, showing how aspects of his trial that suggested guilt have now been demolished. Yet the real possibility of Willie’s execution remains. Ballistics evidence formed a significant part of the … Continue reading
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Tagged August 2024, Chris Fabricant, death penalty, Earl Jordan, incentivized witness testimony, Injustice, Innocence Project, Jon Steckler, Krissy Nobile, Matt Duff, Mississippi, Paula Hathorn, private investigator, Tiffany Miller, Willie Manning, wrongful conviction
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