Va. bill to help wrongly accused heads to gov.
The Virginia Senate passed 37-2 the bill Friday that will allow a person who’s wrongfully convicted to bring up new evidence to prove their innocence.
The Virginia Senate passed 37-2 the bill Friday that will allow a person who’s wrongfully convicted to bring up new evidence to prove their innocence.
Thomas Haynesworth, the man who pent 27 years behind bars for crimes he did not commit and then had to wait months for a court to declare his innocence, is celebrating an important milestone.
During Tuesday’s forum he shared words of encouragement with dozens of ex-offenders in the crowd.
Haynesworth sat down with CBS 6 News Friday to talk about both cases making headlines this week.
A man who spent 27 years in prison for a crime he did not commit is about to get paid by the state.
On the one year anniversary of his release, CBS 6 reporter Shelby Brown spoke to Haynesworth about his first year of freedom.
Virginia currently uses a formula based on 20 years of imprisonment to determine the amount of money a wrongfully-imprisoned person should receive.
RICHMOND, VA (WTVR) – In March 2011, Thomas Haynesworth, 46, was released from a Virginia prison after he spent 27…
The day is finally here and Thomas Haynesworth can finally breathe a sigh of relief. The wait for a full exoneration is over.