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“I just want to heal”
Edward Wright spent 41 years in prison after he was convicted of murder. But a judge overturned his conviction after learning prosecutors withheld important evidence.
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The latest alleged law enforcement misconduct in Mass, July 27-Aug. 9
The latest media reports of alleged law enforcement misconduct in Massachusetts
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The latest alleged law enforcement misconduct in Mass, July 13-26
The latest media reports of alleged law enforcement misconduct in Massachusetts
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The latest alleged law enforcement misconduct in Mass, July 6-12
The latest media reports of alleged law enforcement misconduct in Massachusetts
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“You never know what battles they might be facing”
Remembering the deadly 1984 Elliott Chambers Rooming House fire
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“Ain’t Nobody Helping Me.” More Calls For Reforms To Massachusetts Wrongful Conviction Compensation Law
Legal advocates have long said the commonwealth’s system for compensating victims of wrongful convictions is unfair, and now they have a plan to fix it
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The latest alleged law enforcement misconduct in Mass
As I mentioned at the beginning of June, I’ve started aggregating stories of alleged Massachusetts law enforcement misconduct that have been reported in the media. I have a more substantial newsletter coming out later this week, but the law enforcement misconduct stories have been piling up during the last
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The cop riot is an American institution
Massachusetts needs to be ready for a cop riot like the ones in California
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Hampden DA blames lawsuit over seized property on made-up George Soros conspiracy
A reporter asked Anthony Gulluni about a lawsuit. And then things got weird.
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“I walked through the fire all by myself”
Haunting video shows five-year-old Palestinian girl walking through flames after Israel bombed school where she was sheltering
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VIDEO: James Carver Released From Prison After 36 Years
James Carver was convicted of setting a deadly fire, but a judge set him free after reviewing new scientific evidence
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“They took my life away for nothing.”
James Carver spent 36 years in prison after he was convicted of setting one of the deadliest fires in Massachusetts history. But after reviewing new scientific evidence, a judge set him free.