Amanda Knox's Comedy Show About Murder Case Sparks Family Outrage
Aaron Johnson · 2 September 2026
Meredith Kercher's sister has publicly urged Amanda Knox to reconsider Cartwheel, her solo show about the case that wrongly convicted her.
Wrongful Convictions · False Allegations · Memory & the Courts
Aaron Johnson · 2 September 2026
Meredith Kercher's sister has publicly urged Amanda Knox to reconsider Cartwheel, her solo show about the case that wrongly convicted her.
Marilyn Mulero, sentenced to death at 23 for a crime she did not commit, has opened a West Side home for women who were wrongfully convicted or served more than a decade in prison.
2 September 2026
The ruling clears a wrongful murder conviction from more than 20 years ago.
2 September 2026
The Superior Court of Quebec has found that Cardinal Marc Ouellet was falsely accused of sexual assault, awarding him $100,000 in damages against his accuser — money he says he will donate to organisations fighting the abuse of Indigenous peoples in Canada.
1 September 2026
Laura Owens, who falsely accused Clayton Echard of fathering her unborn twins, pleaded guilty to four felonies on Aug. 28. Echard said he felt “numb and emotionless” despite the plea marking a “major moment” in the case.
1 September 2026
Northern Territory incarceration has hit a record 2,800 people in custody. Jesuit Social Services on why investing in people, not prisons, makes us all safer.
1 September 2026
Jimmie "Chris" Duncan spent 27 years on Louisiana's death row before the state Supreme Court threw out his conviction, ruling that the bite marks used to condemn him could not have been made by a human. He is out, working nights at Walmart and living alone for the first time — but the district attorney can still retry him, and until that is settled he is owed nothing.
31 August 2026
Marland Yarde, who played for Sale Sharks, saw his life ruined by a woman's false accusations
29 August 2026
A judge has granted Jerry Sandusky a hearing over an accuser's bid to recant. Speaking by phone from a Pennsylvania prison, the former Penn State coach told ABC7 he was convicted by people with "their own personal agendas".
29 August 2026
During a vigil held Thursday, State College Mayor Ezra Nanes said Vedam’s ongoing detention is an “injustice piled on top of injustice.”
28 August 2026