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Restoring reputations to the defamed -- Telling the truth about the undefamable

October 21, 2003  
   
Most of the wrongfully convicted are walking wounded of a dirty, greedy and unfair war on the public -- others are casualties. The war is conducted by those within the system who have a different agenda from the stated claims of the system. For one reason or another, police conduct improper investigations, prosecutors take tainted evidence to court and judges fail to protect the rights of the accused. The reasons do not really matter; the outcome is always malicious.

 Chris McCullough: Background

 

 

Truth can never be told so as to be understood, and not be believ'd.
William Blake, The Proverbs of Hell

Truth suppress'd, whether by courts or crooks, will find an avenue to be told. Sheila Steele, injusticebusters.com


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Another target of Dueck's malice:

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Index to Saskatoon Police stories

This is a pretty good scrapbook for the 1998-2002 period.


Hatchen and Munson: These two drove Darrell Night to the edge of Saskatoon on a freezing January night in 2000. They were found guilty of unlawful confinement, did some time and are acknowledged by the Saskatoon Police Service for each having served for 17 years. The Police Association stood by them and paid for their defence until they were convicted. Only then were they fired.


An incredible, long series on abusive cops in the Seattle Post-Intelligence
 
Washington Post series on false confessions
 
 
Ontario: Dylan Chochla
Keigo Glen White
John Chalmers
 
 
"Expert" testimony
Reid Technique
Clayton Johnson
Monique Turenne
James Driskell
 
Vancouver police
Winnipeg police

Canadians who have been wrongfully convicted because of improper investigations combined with zealous Crown

Supreme Court orders new trial and quashes conviction in two more cases with improper disclosure issues

A round-up of wrongful convictions in Canada

Robert Baltovich
Michael Burns
Sebastian Burns
Rodney Cain
Wilbert Coffin (hanged, 1953)
Jason Dix
Jim Driskell
Jody Druken
Randy Druken
Michel Dumont
Peter Frumusa
Walter Gillespie and Robert Mailman
Clayton Johnson
Yvonne Johnson
Herman Kaglik
Darren Koehn
Kulaveeringsam "Kulam" Karthiresu
Stephen Leadbeater
Donald Marshall
Chris McCullough
Michael McTaggart
Felix Michaud
David Milgaard
Guy Paul Morin
Shannon Murrin
Jamie Nelson
Greg Parsons
Benoit Proulx
Atif Rafay
Louise Reynolds
Thomas Sophonow
Gary Staples
Steven Truscott
Joe Warren
Leon Walchuk
 
 
AIDWYC
Innocence Project (Canada)
Innocence Project (U.S.)
Northwest Law Center on Wrongful Convictions
 
Kirstin Lobato
Jeffrey Scott Hornoff
Willie Upshaw
Hurricane Carter
Guildford 4
Birmingham 6
Amirault
Houston
U.S. wrongful convictions: Exonerateed
Laurence Adams
Ludrate Burton
Stephen Cowans
Wilton Dedge
Albert Johnson
Kenneth Marsh
Dwayne McKinney
James Bernard Parker
Peter Reilly
Peter Rose
Sylvester Smith
Clifford St. Joseph
John Stoll
Marty Tankleff
 
Still working on it:
Dennis Deschaine
Dennis Perry
Tim Sandfort
 
Jailhouse snitches
Prosecutors
Seven deadly sins of prosecutors
 
More U.S. wrongful convictions:
Peter Rose
Clifford St. Joseph
John Stoll
Ludrate Burton
Albert Johnson
Stephen Cowans
Laurence Adams
Peter Reilly
Marty Tankleff |
 
Hamilton cops stall lawsuit
 
 

November, 2003: John Chalmers: Misuse of Reid technique results in murder conviction in Sarnia results in life sentence without being eligible for parole until 2017.

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