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In January, the Chicago Tribune's Maurice Possley broke the story of Alton Logan's 26 years in prison for a crime he didn't commit, as noted in this post.
Yesterday, CBS News' 60 Minutes covered the Logan case in "26 Year Secret Kept Innocent Man in Prison." You can watch the Bob Simon's report at the link.This is a story about an innocent man who has been in prison for 26
years while two attorneys who knew he was innocent stayed silent. They
did so because they felt they had no choice.
Alton Logan was convicted of killing a security guard at a
McDonald's in Chicago in 1982. Police arrested him after a tip and got
three eyewitnesses to identify him. Logan, his mother and brother all
testified he was at home asleep when the murder occurred...continue to full postFull post as published by StandDown Texas Project on March 10, 2008 (boomark / email).
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"60 Minutes" Segment on the Local Case of Alton Logan
Alton Logan Free After 26 Years in Prison
Im Grenzbereich der Berufsethik
Lawyers' Dilemma: Break Attorney-Client Privilege or Let an Innocent Man Go To Prison
26 YEAR SECRET KEEPS INNOCENT MAN IN PRISON








