Donald’s case was taken up by the Medill Innocence Project, which then dropped it after facing problems of its own.
Tag: Medill Innocence Project
Deaf kids tear it up in The Tribe, plus more new reviews and notable screenings
New reviews and notable screenings in this week’s issue
Did Cook County prosecutors overlook evidence and help send an innocent man to prison?
In 1999, a grand jury heard ample testimony implicating Anthony Porter in a double homicide. A month later, a different grand jury heard a sliver of evidence suggesting that Alstory Simon committed the same crime. So why was Simon indicted?
The innocence crowd and the guilt crowd argue over David Protess’s old cases
Debating innocence and guilt in Chicago and Paris, Illinois
What really happened in Paris, Illinois?
With a pardon at stake, two wrongful convictions in a double murder case get the reverse spin.
A Medill student who tried to exonerate him writes about the death of Anthony McKinney
A former Medill student writes about the death of a prisoner he tried to free.
Anthony McKinney dies in prison
Anthony McKinney, whose innocence petition led to David Protess’s ouster from Medill, dies in prison.
A response to Michael Miner from the director of the Medill Innocence Project
A response to Michael Miner’s column from the director of the Medill Innocence Project
The age of innocence is over
Did Willie Donald do it? The Medill Innocence Project no longer cares.
The Medill Innocence Project posts a dissenting view
The Medill Innocence Project finds someone who says the convicted prisoner is actually guilty.
Quotegate, and the Eric Ferkenhoff mystery
On Medill, David Protess, Mary Nesbitt, and Eric Ferkenhoff
Post-Protess era begins at the Medill Innocence Project
The Medill Innocence Project publishes findings in the murder case of prisoner Donald Watkins
David Protess Calls for an “Independent Review”
David Protess calls for “independent review”
Northwestern Accuses Protess of of Rank Deceptions
Northwestern accuses David Protess of serious deceptions