New to This Case? Read It in This Order

By Mrs. Eileen Hunter — about the author.

Thirty-eight pages is a lot. Here is the fifteen-minute path. 1. Start with the case overview — what happened, what convicted him. 2. Then the forensic record — five minutes to understand what the State’s own testing found. 3. Then the informants — the whole case, measured against the record. 4. Then the timeline — every date, 2000 to the writ pending now.

Going deeper: the individual evidence files on each informant, the expert’s analysis, and the primary documents themselves — twelve transcribed, provenance on every one. For the legal frame: exculpatory evidence, Brady, and prosecutorial misconduct, each explained before it is applied.

And if, at the end, you think an evidentiary hearing is a reasonable request — here is how to help without hurting. Every page carries its citations and every claim carries its rulings. We ask for an hour with the record, not for belief.