Sunday, April 26, 2009
Lubbock reporter honored for Cole case coverage
Kudos to Lubbock Avalanche Journal reporter Elliott Blackburn on winning a statewide journalism prize for his three-part series titled "Hope Deferred" about DNA posthumously exonerating Timothy Cole, a Texas Tech student falsely convicted of rape who died in prison in 1999. (The reporter is not related to Jeff Blackburn, the Innocence Project of Texas attorney who represented Cole's family in his recent, posthumous exoneration.) Avalanche-Journal editor Terry Greenberg said " 'Hope Deferred' is the best piece of journalism we've done during my three years at The A-J, and Elliott deserves this recognition."
See Blackburn's full, award winning series here, here, and here.
See Blackburn's full, award winning series here, here, and here.
Labels:
Innocence,
Media,
Timothy Cole
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