The Case That Shook America Still Demands Justice
It’s been nearly 20 years since Brendan Dassey, then a shy, highly suggestible 16-year-old with a tangle of learning disabilities, was pulled into one of the most infamous wrongful conviction cases in recent American history. Coerced into a false confession, extracted without the presence of a lawyer or parent, this confession became the linchpin in the case against him, ultimately leading to his conviction for the 2005 murder of 25-year-old Wisconsin photographer Teresa Halb
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Open Letter to Governor Evers: A Call to Action
Governor Tony Evers Office of the Governor 115 East Capitol Madison, WI 53702 Dear Governor Evers, We are writing to you today with a...
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A Call for Justice: Why Governor Tony Evers Should Pardon Brendan Dassey
The case of Brendan Dassey, made famous by the documentary series "Making a Murderer," has captivated hearts and minds around the world...
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Brendan Dassey: A Story Not Forgotten
About a boy At the time of his arrest Brendan was a 16-year-old kid in the tenth grade at Mishicot High, he’d never had any interaction...
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Making a Murderer: The Musical ... Really?
Photo credit: Mihaela Bodlovic A harmonious dramatisation or jarring tragedy? Debuting at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival early August,...
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