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The Crisis with Coroners and Medical Examiners

Details: Published on Tuesday, 03 July 2012 08:17; Written by Advocates For Ajay

An investigation by ProPublica, Frontline and NPR shows that the United States' 2,300 coroners and medical examiners often put innocent people in prison, allowing guilty people to go free.

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CONVICTION

The movie, Conviction, starring Hillary Swank is based on the true story of Kenny Waters who was wrongfully convicted for a heinous murder in Massachusetts. Betty Ann Waters, Kenny's sister, believed her brother was innocent and never gave up on him. Betty Ann puts herself through law school to fight for her brother and eventually gets the Innocence Project involved.

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