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Blood Everywhere Except On The Accused

This photo depicts the end of the victim's couch. The killer stood in front of this couch leaving their bloody shoeprints on the rug, transfer from the bloody legs of their pants on the skirt of the couch and wiped the bloody murder weapon on this pillow. Joe Wilkes falsely confessed to this crime. His recovered clothing had no blood on it. 

What About The Children?

 

Yvonne's children were locked into their bedroom sometime before the murder. The killer either knew their grandmother would arrive at the house the next morning to take Preston to school and discover them, or had no problem with them being locked inside the room for however long after the murder. If their grandmother had not come to the house, it could have been that they were locked away for days.

"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.

My Year, My Time, My Freedom.

 

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.

Take a Stand

The public is finally beginning to realize that citizens are indeed wrongfully incarcerated in our country due to all of the overturned convictions. The fact that wrongful convictions continue to happen in light of such information is what should make people take a stand.