Category: Case Updates
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A Louisiana True Crime Case With No DNA, No Eyewitness and No Physical Evidence
By Mrs. Eileen Hunter — about the author. Posted August 11, 2026. How does someone get convicted of a triple murder with no DNA, no fingerprints, and no eyewitness? It happens more often than most people think — and the trial record of State v. Hunter, out of Monroe, Louisiana, shows exactly how. On November…
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The Case File Is Now Public: Twelve Primary Documents, Transcribed
By Mrs. Eileen Hunter — about the author. As of this month, the primary record of State v. Hunter is readable by anyone: the Documents section now holds twelve transcribed sources — the sworn expert declaration of Professor Robert M. Bloom, four affidavits, the certified 2026 Glen Nelson interview, and the current filings through the…
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What ProPublica Found About Post-Conviction Review in Louisiana
By Mrs. Eileen Hunter — about the author. Originally published on the first version of this site; republished August 2026. ProPublica reported that for years, judges of Louisiana’s Fifth Circuit Court of Appeal routed prisoners’ pro se post-conviction petitions to a single staffer who stamped them for denial without judicial review — a practice acknowledged…
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Evidence of Tony Hunter’s Actual Innocence
By Mrs. Eileen Hunter — about the author. Originally published February 2021 on the first version of this site; republished and re-sourced August 2026. Tony Lavelle Hunter was convicted in 2004 of a triple homicide and attempted armed robbery. No eyewitness identified him. No fingerprints, DNA, blood, hair or fibers connected him to 221 Greenwood…