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: StandDown Texas ProjectRevisionism and Todd Willingham
By Steve Hall
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The Innocence Project has compiled an excellent resource page on Todd Willingham. In announcing it, Eric Ferrero has also called Judge John Jackson, one of the Willingham prosecutors, ow a Texas state district judge, to task:
He says that the
strongest evidence against Willingham was never the arson analysis -- even
though it was clearly the center of the case, since Willingham was being charged
with killing his children by setting the fire. The former prosecutor also claims
that the fire burned in the shape of a pentagram, which he says proves
Willingham worshipped the devil and had satanic influences that led him to
commit the crime. See for yourself in this You Tube clip. Jackson wrote the Corsicana Sun OpEd, noted here, that has been refuted on every point in multiple responses, as noted in this post...continue to full postFull post as published by StandDown Texas Project on September 18, 2009 (boomark / email).
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