Just Mercy vs. the True Story of Walter McMillian and Bryan Stevenson
Enjoying leftovers: Sheriffs feed inmates, keep extra cash
New sheriff in town: Alabama has 20 of them, actually - al.com
Enjoying leftovers: Sheriffs feed inmates, keep extra cash
New sheriff in town: Alabama has 20 of them, actually - al.com
Lawman Keeps $750K In Inmate Food Funds, Buys Beach Home, Blames Media | Talking Points Memo
Just Mercy accuracy: Fact vs. fiction in the Michael B. Jordan movie about the death penalty.
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Just Mercy': Were Police Reprimanded After Walter McMillian Release? | True Crime Buzz
Just Mercy' trivia: real-life sheriff Thomas Tate, who inspired the film's character by the same name, retired in 2018-- the same year it came out he had pocketed over $100k in funds
Alabama Sheriff Pockets Over $750K Meant To Feed Inmates | TrigTent
Just Mercy accuracy: Fact vs. fiction in the Michael B. Jordan movie about the death penalty.
Innocent Black people more likely to be exonerated from death row | Montana Innocence Project
New sheriff in town: Alabama has 20 of them, actually - al.com
New sheriff in town: Alabama has 20 of them, actually - al.com
Just Mercy accuracy: Fact vs. fiction in the Michael B. Jordan movie about the death penalty.
An Alabama Sheriff, a Mystery Check and a Blogger Who Cried Foul - The New York Times
Just Mercy vs. the True Story of Walter McMillian and Bryan Stevenson
Reveal on Twitter: "1/ There's an insane story that @aldotcom's @connorasheets has been slowly uncovering down in Alabama. You really shouldn't miss it. Let's break it down. https://t.co/1VyAJyFq7T" / Twitter
From the Top of the Stack | Neal Griffin
Marian Copeland: For once, the term “hero” actually fits!
Meet the Alabama sheriff who kept hundreds of thousands in inmate food funds for personal use
