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Media & the Law - Justice Perverted: How The Innocence Project at Northwestern University’s Medill School of Journalism Sent an Innocent Man to Prison

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Book Synopsis: Rick Kogan, Chicago Tribune: “Should be on the reading list of every journalism school and law school in this country.”

In 1983, Anthony Porter was convicted of the brutal double murder of Marilyn Green and Jerry Hillard. While sitting in the bleachers near Chicago’s Washington Park swimming pool, the victims were shot multiple times at point-blank range. Porter was sentenced to death.

In 1998, within fifty hours of Porter’s scheduled execution, the Illinois Supreme Court granted a stay, pending a hearing on Porter’s mental competency. At this point, journalism professor David Protess and his Northwestern University Innocence Project students took up Porter’s cause. Soon, Porter was released from prison, and Alstory Simon, then a Milwaukee resident, was convicted of the Washington Park homicides.

But that’s not the end of the story. Nor is it all of the story. Simon himself has now been exonerated and is suing Northwestern University, David Protess, and two other individuals for more than $40 million in punitive damages. This is the true story of how and why Alstory Simon replaced Anthony Porter in prison.

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Are you ready to uncover the shocking truth behind a case of justice gone wrong? Introducing "Justice Perverted: How The Innocence Project at Northwestern University’s Medill School of Journalism Sent an Innocent Man to Prison." This captivating book takes you on a journey through a real-life crime and the remarkable twists and turns that followed.

Rick Kogan from the Chicago Tribune claims that this book should be on the reading list of every journalism and law school in the country. The gripping story centers around Anthony Porter, who was wrongly convicted of a brutal double murder in 1983. Can you imagine the horror of being sentenced to death for a crime you didn't commit?

Just when it seemed like all hope was lost, the Illinois Supreme Court granted a stay of execution for Porter. It was at this critical moment that journalism professor David Protess and his dedicated students from Northwestern University's Innocence Project stepped in to fight for justice. Their tireless efforts eventually led to Porter's release from prison. But the story doesn't end there.

As you delve deeper into "Justice Perverted," you'll discover the shocking revelation that emerged after Porter's release. Another man, Alstory Simon, was wrongly convicted to take Porter's place behind bars. The web of lies and manipulation surrounding this case is truly mind-boggling.

The twists and turns of this real-life drama will keep you on the edge of your seat, and the book reveals the true motives and actions behind the shocking miscarriage of justice. Dive into the pages of "Justice Perverted" and uncover the dark secrets of this captivating criminal case. Don't let yourself be fooled by the facade of justice - the truth will leave you stunned.

If you're ready to challenge your perceptions and delve into a gripping true crime story, "Justice Perverted" is a must-read. Get your copy now and experience the shocking rollercoaster ride that will leave you questioning the very foundation of our legal system.

Order now and join the millions of readers who have been captivated by this incredible tale of justice perverted.

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