Blog Posts in November, 2016

• Posted By Imhoff & Associates 28-Nov-2016

  Exoneration of the Day - Man Falsely Charged with Murder

  A young man was convicted of killing one of his friends using his car as the murder weapon after a night spent bar hoping in Mississippi. The problem began when a state trooper found the friend lying face down on the pavement, analysis revealing he ...

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• Posted By Imhoff & Associates 21-Nov-2016

  Exoneration of the Day - Man Wrongly Accused of Aggravated Sexual Assault

  A Texas Hispanic man was wrongly convicted of aggravated sexual assault. He wasn’t freed until 4 years later; one of many innocent men who had been convicted due to testimony by a DNA tester who provided false results. The crime of rape took ...

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• Posted By Imhoff & Associates 15-Nov-2016

  Real Life 'Making a Murderer' Suspect Ordered to be Released from Prison

  Real Life 'Making a Murderer' Suspect Ordered to be Released from Prison Brendan Dassey, one of the people involved with the murder case that lead to the Netflix series, “Making a Murderer” has been ordered to be released from ...

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• Posted By Imhoff & Associates 9-Nov-2016

  Exoneration of the day - Two Adults Wrongly Sent to Prison Over Child Sex Ring

  A police department in Ohio began investigation allegations of child molestation in a low-income housing project. The investigation began after a resident of the complex reported that several neighborhood children had engaged in sexual activities ...

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• Posted By Imhoff & Associates 3-Nov-2016

  Exoneration of the Day - Wrongly accused for possession of cocaine

  Police in Texas pulled over a car driven by a man and his girlfriend who were on there way to a job interview. Police searched the car which belonged to the female and found a white substance they field-tested positive for cocaine. The female was ...

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