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© 2007 The Justice Institute -
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Yes, Virginia. It is possible for a person to be convicted in the United States of
committing a brutal murder and then sexually assaulting the corpse without any physical,
forensic, eyewitness or confession evidence the person was within 170 miles of the
crime scene. How do we know? Because that is what has happened to 18-
Written by Justice:Denied’s publisher Hans Sherrer.
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Kirstin Blaise Lobato's Unreasonable Conviction
Alabama’s Attorney General has requested a new execution date for Thomas Arthur since the Supreme Court ruled April 16 that lethal injection is constitutional. Thomas Arthur’s case was featured in Justice:Denied 8 years ago (Vol. 1 Issue 7, Fall 1999). Arthur has spent more than 20 years on Alabama’s death row while the State of Alabama has fought tooth and nail to block the forensic/DNA testing of blood, hair, sperm and other evidence recovered from the crime scene that Arthur claims will prove he is innocent of the murder he was convicted of committing.
“Mr. Big” is a documentary that blows the lid off the undercover sting technique
created and perfected by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police that involves police posing
as violent mafia-
Voted the Best Film at the Canadian Film Fest in Toronto in March 2008, “Mr. Big” will be shown at the Seattle International Film Festival on June 3 and 5. A trailer can be viewed at the “Mr. Big” website.