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With apartheid, slavery, and patriarchy one group of people is more powerful than the other group. What does God think about this?

Thomas Webb was released after nearly 14 years, but freedom failed him. Then he met his accuser.

On Wednesday, April 15, Netflix’s highly-anticipated docuseries, The Innocence Files, hits the streaming platform. The new nine-episode true crime documentary series, which explores the stories of eight wrongfully-convicted people imprisoned, is an inside look at the people working to help get those behind bars without evidence freed from prison. Some of the cases featured in the series include those of Chester Hollman III, Kenneth Wyniemo, Levon Brooks, and Alfred Dewayne Brown, who share

These are must-read books, articles and media to expand your knowledge about wrongful conviction.

People who confess to crimes must be guilty, right? Not necessarily. Numerous studies have shown that entirely innocent people confess to crimes for a range of reasons – to appease police and get out of the police station, to avoid a harsher sentence that they feel is inevitable, to cover up for a loved-one, to gain notoriety - the list goes on. Our latest Blog post has more.

Marcellus Williams is set to die by lethal injection in the 1998 fatal stabbing of former reporter Lisha Gayle inside her St. Louis-area home.

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A man in New York has been exonerated after spending 14 years in prison for a wrongful homicide conviction. The case against him was based on questionable testimony from a single eyewitness. However, new evidence has emerged that proves his innocence. The Innocence Project, a nonprofit organization dedicated to freeing wrongfully convicted individuals, took on the man's case and presented the new evidence to a judge. As a result, the conviction was overturned and the sentence was vacated…

The Innocent Man