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Phone Records – WE NEED YOUR HELP!
We need the local phone call records for two phone numbers: Megan Bruton (formerly Megan Davis) made calls to her friends, the Jenacovas, from the home of Coffin’s next-door neighbor, Gisela Limberger, around midnight on 12/10/96 or early morning on 12/11/96. If we can obtain the records for these phones, we can prove, beyond a [...]
Read the rest of the story- 8.5.10
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Billboards Draw Attention to 14 Year Old Murder Case
Posted By – Jerry Carnes
Last Updated On: 4/20/2010 8:32:16 PM
ATLANTA — The family of a man convicted of murderer is hoping billboards and a Web site will attract new information about his case.
In 2006, just moments after a Fulton County jury convicted him on murder charges, a defiant Scott Davis made it clear [...]
- 4.20.10
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Link to Fox News Story: Billboard Claims Atlanta Man’s Innocence
http://www.myfoxatlanta.com/dpp/news/billboard-claims-atlanta-man%27s-innocence-041910
Reported By: Justin Gray | Edited By: Leigha Baugham
ATLANTA (MyFOX ATLANTA) – A man convicted in a high-profile cold case murder is fighting that conviction in a high-profile way. In 2006, Scott Davis was convicted of killing Buckhead businessman David Coffin 10 years earlier. On Monday, a billboard was unveiled proclaiming Davis’ innocence.
Back in 2006, [...]
- 4.20.10
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Got Evidence? Scott Davis’ Family Launches Billboard Campaign; $350,000 Reward Fund Seeks Evidence Lost Before His 2006 Murder Trial
The family of Scott Davis this week launched a new “Got Evidence?” billboard campaign, seeking new evidence in his case. In 2006, Davis was wrongly convicted of the 1996 murder of David Coffin, Jr. In spite of purely circumstantial evidence, and with absolutely no eyewitness testimony or physical evidence, Davis was convicted. [...]
Read the rest of the story- 4.20.10
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Convicted Murderer’s Family Offering $350K For Help
WSBTV Video. Jeff Dore reports.
Read the rest of the story- 12.19.09
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Lost Evidence?
The officials in Atlanta lost 99% of the evidence relating to this case. Have you or anyone you know experienced lost
evidence in Atlanta? Please let us know if you have any information regarding lost evidence as it pertains to any case!
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From The Blog
USA Today Special Report: Misconduct in the Justice Department
Below some articles recently published by the USA Today that deal with misconduct within the justice department:
Prosecuting offices’ immunity tested
Prosecutors’ conduct can tip the scales
Justices question DA’s liability for misconduct
Federal prosecutors too often work above the law
Our view on legal system: When prosecutors go astray, justice takes a beating
- 11.10.10
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