Podcasting’s New Poirot: Broadcasting the Case of the Late Ivan Cantu
A private eye spent four years investigating a death row innocence claim and sharing his findings with tens of thousands.
Since 1954
A private eye spent four years investigating a death row innocence claim and sharing his findings with tens of thousands.
Jedidiah Murphy is set to be executed on World Day Against the Death Penalty.
A murder and an execution date changed those on both sides of the bars.
One of Texas’ most famous death row exonerees died before winning compensation under a law inspired by his own story.
Texas' deadly spring continues: Two Black men, Gary Green and Arthur Brown Jr. are set to be killed this week by the state.
After 45 years, Texas’ longest-serving death row inmate was resentenced last week due to a long history of severe mental illness. But state lawmakers this session again declined to ban the death penalty for people like him.
Using dubious evidence, Texas condemned Clinton Young to death almost 20 years ago. I traveled 3,000 miles to Texas to help him.
Death row exoneree Anthony Graves reflects a decade after his release.
Deafening calls to spare Rodney Reed’s life point to a larger distrust in Texas’ use of the death penalty and an erosion of confidence in the justice system that convicted him.
Texas Innocence Network founder David Dow’s first foray into fiction explores the trauma of a wrongful conviction.