By Mrs. Eileen Hunter — about the author. Posted August 11, 2026.
This site asks for something narrower than belief: an evidentiary hearing on the record. If you have read the case and think that request is reasonable, here is what actually helps.
1. Share the case — accurately
The most useful thing you can do is put the record in front of people who have never heard Tony Hunter’s name. Share the timeline, the informants page, or the case overview — pages with citations, not slogans. When you post, say what the record says: no physical evidence, three jailhouse informants, documented undisclosed benefits, no evidentiary hearing. Accuracy is this case’s strongest asset; please protect it. The site’s social accounts to follow and share: facebook.com/innocentmanconvicted · instagram.com/innocentmanconvicted · x.com/innocentmanconvicted.
2. If you know something about this case
If you saw, heard, or know anything bearing on the March 2001 Greenwood Drive homicides — even something small, even now — contact counsel directly: Longman & Jakuback, APLC, 830 Main Street, Floor 2, Baton Rouge, LA 70802, (225) 629-8035. Not this site — counsel.
3. Journalists, podcasters, researchers
The press and media kit has fact summaries, the timeline, photographs, and interview availability. Serious reporting moved the Hurricane Carter case; it moves cases like this one. If you cover wrongful convictions, jailhouse informants, or Louisiana criminal justice, we will make your research easy.
4. Support informant-reform organizations
The systemic problem this case illustrates — uncorroborated jailhouse informant testimony — has national reform organizations working on it, including the Innocence Project’s informant-policy work. Supporting that work helps every case like this one.
5. Get case updates
New filings, rulings, and records are posted on Case Updates and announced on the social accounts. To get updates by email:
What we do not ask: do not contact witnesses, jurors, officials involved in the case, or their families — publicly or privately. Anything that reads as pressure harms Mr. Hunter’s case and the people involved. Share the record; let counsel and the courts do the rest.