Injustice in Alliance: The Wrongful Conviction of David Thorne and Joe Wilkes
David Thorne’s conviction was based entirely on the false confession of Joseph Wilkes, who was intimidated by detectives and threatened with the death penalty. Joe has since recanted
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Wednesday, May 29, 2013
Free David Thorne
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A Sex Crime?
Condoms scattered on the victim's bedroom floor. I would immediately think she was intimately involved with someone relative to the time of her death. This was never a motive to this police department. Probably because they were all lining up to point their fingers at fellow cops and accusing each other of having sexual relations with the victim.
Sunday, May 19, 2013
Truth Fears No Questions

David volunteered to take a polygraph test immediately upon appearing for questioning. The detectives refused him one, saying only they can authorize polygraph tests and they weren't giving him one. David has never refused to answer any question asked of him by me, the media, the attorney or anyone. He is innocent. Free David Thorne.
Saturday, May 18, 2013
Brady v Maryland
Friday, May 17, 2013
Acceptance
I cannot accept wrongfully convicting a man because you're a lazy cop with a motive to pin the crime on someone else. I will change this.
Monday, May 13, 2013
Exonerate
ex·on·er·ate
Definition of EXONERATE
1: to relieve of a responsibility, obligation, or hardship
2: to clear from accusation or blame
— ex·on·er·a·tion noun
— ex·on·er·a·tive adjective
Intimacy a Selective Issue?
This area of the victim's bedroom was littered with sexual objects. Under her bed there was reportedly many sexual "toys", none of which made it to evidence. She was reportedly having sexual relationships with many police officers. This was never considered a crime with a sexual motive even though David Thorne was arrested due to the fact that he had been intimately involved with her. If that alone was motive, why were no policemen interviewed concerning this crime?
Thursday, May 9, 2013
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Wednesday, May 8, 2013
What About The Children?
"I don't know"

Joseph Wilkes, the man that initially confessed to being hired to commit the murder, responded on the stand 138 times with the response "I don't know", or something similar, would you believe that he was being truthful about his involvement in the crime? The truth never changes. It's only when you lie that you can't remember the answers given previously.
Monday, May 6, 2013
Spoiled Brat Rich Kid
Detectives called David Thorne a "smartass" and a "spoiled brat rich kid". They coerced Joseph Wilkes into confessing to a crime he didn't commit and implicating David Thorne. While initially interviewing David, detectives said to him, "Help us help you". David's answer was, "What? You think I did this?" Being incredulous evidently made David a "smartass". All three of those detectives know they coerced Joe and had him implicate David. They all know they are innocent. How do they tell themselves that's alright? This is not justice.
Saturday, April 27, 2013
Invalid Confession of Joe Wilkes
In court under oath, Joe Wilkes stated that he was saying "what they told me to say" as he pointed at the prosecutors. He has recanted his confession. Joe testified at David's post-conviction hearing to these facts and told how the police coerced him into implicating David and how they denied him an attorney. The court ruled that was not enough to warrant giving David Thorne a new trial. One would have to wonder, what is enough?
Friday, April 26, 2013
Experience

No matter how devoted an advocate we are. No matter how loving a family member. No matter what we go through while someone we care about is behind bars. None of us has any idea or could ever fully comprehend what a wrongfully incarcerated inmate goes through. There are no words that can make us fully understand. It's an experience that can only be understood through the experience itself.
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