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Robert DuBoise Becomes Death Row Exoneree Number 172
(September 14, 2020 — Tampa, Florida) Today, Robert DuBoise was exonerated from all charges in the 1983 rape and murder of a young woman...


Curtis Flowers Becomes Death Row Exoneree Number 171
After 23 years in prison, six trials, and four death sentences the charges against Curtis Flowers have finally been dropped. READ MORE HERE


Curtis Flowers Becomes Death Row Exoneree Number 171
At long last, Curtis Flowers is free. The Mississippi man endured nearly 23 years behind bars, six trials, four death sentences and, most...


Executive Director, Kirk Bloodsworth, Speaks to University of Illinois Class
On September first, Kirk Bloodsworth, the Executive Director of Witness to Innocence, spoke virtually to a University of Illinois...


Martin Schoeller's Death Row Exonerees Exhibit Featured in New York Times Article
Martin Schoeller's "moving portraits" of death row exonerees, which is now on exhibition at Fotografiska, is getting a lot of attention,...


Peer Specialist Derrick Jameson Featured on Art of Innocence Discussion Panel
Witness to Innocence member and Peer Specialist, Derrick Jamison, spoke with family members of other exonerees and those on death row...


WTI Member Randal Padgett Tells His Story on Wrongful Convictions Podcast
Tainted DNA evidence was at the core of the case against Randal Padgett. He spent three years on Alabama's death row and another two...


Thank You to Lush Cosmetics for Amplifying Our Mission
Lush has been an amazing ongoing partner of Witness to Innocence. On August 18th they featured WTI on Facebook and Twitter. We took that...


Exoneree Member and Board Secretary Herman Lindsey's Op-ed featured in Sun Sentinel
To end a discriminatory criminal justice system, Floridians must vote for change... READ MORE


Exoneree Member and Board Secretary Herman Lindsey's Op-ed featured in Sun Sentinel
The killings by police of Breonna Taylor in Louisville, George Floyd in Minneapolis, and Rayshard Brooks in Atlanta, within three months...
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