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Empowering Exonerated Death Row Survivors Witness to Innocence is an organization of, by, and for death row exonerees.Our mission is to empower exonerated death row survivors to be the most powerful and effective voice in the fight to end the death penalty
Keeping communities safe matters but itβs not either or. Over 3,300 people in the U.S. have been exonerated, including about 201 from death row. Wrongful convictions destroy lives and can leave actual criminals free. We need better investigations, fair trials, and safeguards.
The Reality of Wrongful Convictions in 2026, it remains alarmingly easy to be wrongfully convicted of a crime you didn't commit. At Witness to Innocence, we fight for justice every day to change these statistics.Remember, "Only you can prevent wrongful convictions!" Support us today!
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The Tragedy of Tommy Lee Walker's Delayed Justice Tommy Lee Walker, a Black man wrongfully convicted in 1954 for the murder of Venice Parker, highlights serious flaws in our criminal justice system. Denied proper legal counsel and facing a hostile community, he was caught in a web of racial bias.
As we step into 2026, we are reminded of the resilience and strength of those wrongfully convicted. At Witness to Innocence, our mission is to empower these individuals and help them regain the dignity they deserve.This year, we are committed to expanding our programs. Please help our efforts.
We invite you to join exoneree Ray Krone on the podcast βMurder Unscriptedβ!on January 27th 2026.Episodes air every TuesdayTo access StreamYard, our recording platform, please follow these steps:(streamyard.com/37n6c3thyw).
"We are deeply grateful to all the incredible supporters of Witnesstoinnocence.org. Your dedication fuels our mission to advocate for justice and help those wrongfully convicted.
Ongoing legal battles in Tennessee over lethal injection raise transparency.Key discussions focus on executing young adults like Christa Pike. Some lawmakers aim to expand capital punishment for child rapists amid concerns from recent execution failures involving Harold Nichols and Byron Black.