Criminal
Jul. 9, 2002
Death Blockade
Forum Column - By Richard C. Dieter - Just before Anthony Porter's scheduled execution in Illinois, his lawyers had little idea that their client was actually innocent. They frantically pursued other claims, perhaps because Porter's low IQ made it difficult for him to convey even to his attorneys that he was innocent. Fortunately, the real killer was found.
By Richard C. Dieter
Just before Anthony Porter's scheduled execution in Illinois, his lawyers had little idea that their client was actually innocent. They frantically pursued other claims, perhaps because Porter's low IQ made it di...
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