Tuesday, February 21, 2012

Wrongful Convictions Blog

Say "Howdy" to the brand spanking new Wrongful Convictions Blog, run by Mark Godsey who directs the Ohio Innocence Project. Mark's rounded up a terrific stable of writers if he can keep them all producing regularly; they're off to a great start.
Posted by Gritsforbreakfast at 11:10 AM
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4 comments:

The Homeless Cowboy said...

A fine idea I think, You aer correct that he has assembled quite an impressive gaggle of writers and I think this will be a great source of information for a lot of people. Of course it goes without saying that it will be no match for our brother Scott and our beloved Grits. Thanks Scott for sharing that I think it will be very helpful. Peace Out.

2/22/2012 07:43:00 AM
Thomas R. Griffith said...

Hey Grits, thanks for taking time to put this notice up. There's plenty of room on the injustice band wagon and we welcome the WCB with open arms.

Folks that take time to pry themselves away from GFB are asked to check out the 'profiles' of the 'Editors'. Mrs. Nancy Petro & Mr. Martin Yantz (just to name a couple) are in deed "impressive" & outstanding choices, not to mention Public Heroes.

Q.If given the chance would you consider becoming a WCB contributing editor (in your spare time of course)? Thanks.

2/22/2012 09:17:00 AM
Anonymous said...

When I try to access this website my malware software blocks access. It says that the site is a known source of phishing malware.

2/22/2012 02:40:00 PM
Steve said...

Have I got a wrongful conviction case for you. I have a website and blog.This case is very shocking and it is a very strong case with evidence that proves I am innocent. I would like to find an attorney that would take this case and care. I want justice. This case involves a confession from the child accuser where he admits that his own mother made him lie. Websites: http://www.falseconvictions.com or http://www.iwasfalselyconvicted.com. Also, I have web blogs. blog.falseconvictions.com and the other one is blog.iwasfalselyconvicted.com. Click on the Victim Impact and Confession tabs and you will see some shocking evidence. But I have more than that. My attorney was working undercover for the prosecution. Please help me someone. It means more to me than you will ever know. Thanks,

9/21/2013 12:44:00 AM

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