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Political meddling and apathy in Willingham case

July 24, 2010 By Alice

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Political meddling and apathy in Willingham case has me despondent. A Texas state board said last Friday that arson investigators in the Willingham case used flawed science but were not…

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Filed Under: Forensics, Miscarriages of Justice Tagged With: Actual Innocence, Arson Detection, Cameron Todd Willingham, Capital Punishment, Crime Scene, Death Row, Faulty Evidence, Prisons, Prosecutorial Misconduct, Texas, Wrongful Convictions

The 2004 Willingham execution

July 23, 2010 By Alice

Cameron Todd Willingham

Cameron Todd Willingham was executed in 2004 for a fire that killed his three daughters. Prosecutors argued that Willingham deliberately set the 1991 blaze — but three reviews of the…

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Filed Under: Forensics, Miscarriages of Justice Tagged With: Actual Innocence, Arson Detection, Cameron Todd Willingham, Capital Punishment, DNA, FBI, Miscarriage of Justice, Prosecutorial Misconduct, Texas, Wrongful Convictions

Willingham court of inquiry postponed until Oct 14, 2010

October 6, 2010 By Alice

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…determine whether Cameron Todd Willingham was wrongfully executed by the state of Texas for the deaths of his three daughters. The motion raised the possibility that the two-day hearing could…

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Filed Under: Forensics, Miscarriages of Justice Tagged With: Actual Innocence, Arson Detection, Autopsy, Cameron Todd Willingham, Capital Punishment, Faulty Evidence, Forensics, Prosecutorial Misconduct, Texas, Wrongful Convictions

In my humble opinion

January 5, 2010 By Alice

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…system.” However, there have been many cases in which clemency should have been granted but was denied. Most notably, Cameron Todd Willingham comes to mind. The Willingham case has been…

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Filed Under: Miscarriages of Justice Tagged With: Actual Innocence, Arson Detection, Cameron Todd Willingham, Capital Punishment, Clemency, Death Row, DNA, Forensics, Herrera v Collins, Judge Cataldo, Texas, Wrongful Convictions

Arson Case Not on Agenda

January 27, 2010 By Alice

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…Commission will meet on Friday January 29, but the controversial case of Cameron Todd Willingham is not on the agenda. New commission chair John Bradley said he wants to focus…

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Filed Under: Forensics, Miscarriages of Justice Tagged With: Actual Innocence, Arson Detection, Cameron Todd Willingham, Capital Punishment, Crime Labs, Crime Scene, Evidence, Expert Testimony, Faulty Evidence, Forensics, Miscarriage of Justice, Texas, Witnesses, Wrongful Convictions

Update 1989 Hina Murders

May 4, 2011 By Alice

…follow if you are interested in forensic arson detection: Cameron Todd Willingham and Daniel Dougherty. Thank you for sharing! Click to share on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest Click…

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Filed Under: Forensics, Unsolved Tagged With: Arson Detection, Autopsy, Cameron Todd Willingham, Forensics, Hina Family, New Hampshire

#CCLiveChat recap Feb 10, 2012

February 10, 2012 By Alice

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In this CCLiveChat, Andrew Wade who introduced us to fire investigations. Andrew is a world renowned forensic scientist with over 30 years experience as a practitioner. He joined the Metropolitan…

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Filed Under: Forensics Tagged With: Andrew Wade, Arson Detection, Cameron Todd Willingham, Capital Punishment, Expert Testimony, Forensics, Miscarriage of Justice, UK

“The petition warrants a hearing,” Judge Baird

September 28, 2010 By Alice

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…Willingham hailed the Austin district judge’s decision last Monday to open a two-day court of inquiry next month. He will determine whether Willingham was wrongfully convicted and executed in the…

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Filed Under: Cold Case News, Forensics, Miscarriages of Justice Tagged With: Actual Innocence, Arson Detection, Cameron Todd Willingham, Capital Punishment, Expert Testimony, Faulty Evidence, Forensics, Miscarriage of Justice, Prosecutorial Misconduct, Texas

Prep #cclivechat with Andrew Wade

February 7, 2012 By Alice

sum it up #cclivechat

…on the floor that facilitated the fire) in many cases I miss an explanation. In the Willingham case, some of the patterns that were believed to be (accelerant) pour patterns…

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Filed Under: Forensics Tagged With: Arson Detection, Cameron Todd Willingham, cclivechat, Daniel Dougherty, Forensics, Han Tak Lee, Kenneth Richey

Sum it up! #3

January 22, 2011 By Alice

sum it up #cclivechat

…Governor Quinn’s desk. No word as of yet whether the Governor will sign it. False accusations in the Willingham case will not be retracted yet. “The Texas Forensic Science Commission…

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Filed Under: Unsolved Tagged With: Cameron Todd Willingham, Candace Derksen, Forensic arson detection, Jerry Hobbs, Kevin Fox, Laura Henderson-Ibach, Paul Kennedy, Sharron Prior, Sum it Up!, Texas Forensic Science Commission, Theresa Whetstone, Waldo Rapist

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