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With so little time until #MarcellusWilliams is set to be executed tomorrow, Sept. 24th at 6 p.m., our best tool is our voice. We must make as much noise as possible in these final hours, as public pressure can make all the difference in the moments leading up to an execution. Please, email, tweet or call Gov. Parson (@GovParsonMO) RIGHT NOW at 417-373-3400 and URGE him to step in and prevent Marcellus’ execution.

With so little time until #MarcellusWilliams is set to be executed tomorrow, Sept. 24th at 6 p.m., our best tool is our voice. We must make as much noise as possible in these final hours, as public pressure can make all the difference in the moments leading up to an execution. Please, email, tweet or call Gov. Parson (@GovParsonMO) RIGHT NOW at 417-373-3400 and URGE him to step in and prevent Marcellus’ execution.

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Welcoming Brian Boles to the freed and exonerated community at the 2026 Innocence Project annual gala. Brian was exonerated in July of 2025, nearly 30 years after his #wrongfulconviction.

Welcoming Brian Boles to the freed and exonerated community at the 2026 Innocence Project annual gala. Brian was exonerated in July of 2025, nearly 30 years after his #wrongfulconviction.

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“Tonight, Missouri will execute an innocent man, Marcellus “Khaliifah” Williams. More than one million concerned citizens and faith leaders implored Governor Parson to commute Marcellus’s death sentence. Missouri will kill him anyway,” said Tricia Rojo Bushnell, his lawyer.

“Tonight, Missouri will execute an innocent man, Marcellus “Khaliifah” Williams. More than one million concerned citizens and faith leaders implored Governor Parson to commute Marcellus’s death sentence. Missouri will kill him anyway,” said Tricia Rojo Bushnell, his lawyer.

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#RobertRoberson tragically lost his daughter in 2002, and shortly after, his freedom. He is set to be executed on Oct. 17 for a crime that NEVER occurred. Contact Gov. Abbott 361-264-9653 & urge him to stop Texas from making an irreversible mistake:

#RobertRoberson tragically lost his daughter in 2002, and shortly after, his freedom. He is set to be executed on Oct. 17 for a crime that NEVER occurred. Contact Gov. Abbott 361-264-9653 & urge him to stop Texas from making an irreversible mistake:

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BREAKING: #CarmenMejia just walked free after 22 years of wrongful conviction in Texas. While she was exonerated on Monday, she was not immediately released due to an immigration hold. ICE announced that in light of the exoneration they would lift the detainer so that she could be released from local custody. "I never lost faith and hope — I never lost it in 22 years," she said. Read more:

BREAKING: #CarmenMejia just walked free after 22 years of wrongful conviction in Texas. While she was exonerated on Monday, she was not immediately released due to an immigration hold. ICE announced that in light of the exoneration they would lift the detainer so that she could be released from local custody. "I never lost faith and hope — I never lost it in 22 years," she said. Read more:

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📺WATCH: Tommy Lee Walker was 21, innocent, and executed anyway. 70 years after he was executed for a crime that he never committed, Mr. Walker finally received justice in Dallas last month. He was executed in the electric chair in 1956. #BlackHistoryMonth Read more:

📺WATCH: Tommy Lee Walker was 21, innocent, and executed anyway. 70 years after he was executed for a crime that he never committed, Mr. Walker finally received justice in Dallas last month. He was executed in the electric chair in 1956. #BlackHistoryMonth Read more:

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James Giles spent 10 years in prison for a crime he didn’t commit. He is the 640th person exonerated on the Natl. Registry of Exonerations—one of 3,796 since 1989. Thank you, James, for your courage, and Natl. Registry of Exonerations for being the source of truth. #innocenceconference

James Giles spent 10 years in prison for a crime he didn’t commit. He is the 640th person exonerated on the Natl. Registry of Exonerations—one of 3,796 since 1989. Thank you, James, for your courage, and Natl. Registry of Exonerations for being the source of truth. #innocenceconference

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WATCH: Innocence Project presents its new short film “What I Didn’t Know.” Three exonerees speak about the inner strength that carried them through years of wrongful incarceration, and how they navigate their newfound freedom. Watch the complete film:

WATCH: Innocence Project presents its new short film “What I Didn’t Know.” Three exonerees speak about the inner strength that carried them through years of wrongful incarceration, and how they navigate their newfound freedom. Watch the complete film:

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“My attorneys discovered decades down the line that there was evidence that the prosecutor withheld from my trial that could have got me exonerated right there in the courtroom,” said exoneree Renay Lynch. Take action:

“My attorneys discovered decades down the line that there was evidence that the prosecutor withheld from my trial that could have got me exonerated right there in the courtroom,” said exoneree Renay Lynch. Take action:

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#RobertRoberson is facing execution in TWO DAYS for a crime that medical experts agree never happened. Contact Gov. Abbott today at and urge him to stop this injustice before it’s too late. We can’t let Texas execute an innocent man.

#RobertRoberson is facing execution in TWO DAYS for a crime that medical experts agree never happened. Contact Gov. Abbott today at and urge him to stop this injustice before it’s too late. We can’t let Texas execute an innocent man.

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#RobertRoberson is an innocent father with autism who has spent over 20 years on death row in Texas for a crime that never occurred. Even the former lead detective in his case is speaking out in support of his innocence. Find out how you can help:

#RobertRoberson is an innocent father with autism who has spent over 20 years on death row in Texas for a crime that never occurred. Even the former lead detective in his case is speaking out in support of his innocence. Find out how you can help:

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Don't let Texas execute #RobertRoberson — an innocent man — on Oct. 16. Call Gov. Abbott right now at 737-277-6778. Find a call script here:

Don't let Texas execute #RobertRoberson — an innocent man — on Oct. 16. Call Gov. Abbott right now at 737-277-6778. Find a call script here:

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BREAKING: Rosa Jimenez was just exonerated after 18 years of wrongful conviction in Texas. Her charges were dismissed after medical experts affirmed the death of the 21-month-old child at the center of her case was a tragic accident, not murder.

BREAKING: Rosa Jimenez was just exonerated after 18 years of wrongful conviction in Texas. Her charges were dismissed after medical experts affirmed the death of the 21-month-old child at the center of her case was a tragic accident, not murder.

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URGENT: President Donald J. Trump must act now to commute all federal death sentences before leaving office. The federal death penalty risks innocent lives, deepens racial injustice, and perpetuates a broken system. #CommuteTheRow Sign the petition now:

URGENT: President Donald J. Trump must act now to commute all federal death sentences before leaving office. The federal death penalty risks innocent lives, deepens racial injustice, and perpetuates a broken system. #CommuteTheRow Sign the petition now:

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Back in 2002, Brian Wharton led the charge against Robert Roberson. Now, he's fighting for Robert's freedom and urging Gov. Abbott to stop his execution before it's too late.

Back in 2002, Brian Wharton led the charge against Robert Roberson. Now, he's fighting for Robert's freedom and urging Gov. Abbott to stop his execution before it's too late.

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In honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, today we’re sharing Leonard Mack’s story, who, on the day of his exoneration, evoked King’s historic phrase: “Free at last, thank God Almighty, I’m free at last.” Watch the full video:

In honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, today we’re sharing Leonard Mack’s story, who, on the day of his exoneration, evoked King’s historic phrase: “Free at last, thank God Almighty, I’m free at last.” Watch the full video:

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During his incarceration, exoneree Perry Lott leaned heavily on his faith and art to get through his toughest times. In this emotional interview, he recalls the trauma he experienced and how he has chosen to, as he puts it, “rise above it.” Watch the full interview series:

During his incarceration, exoneree Perry Lott leaned heavily on his faith and art to get through his toughest times. In this emotional interview, he recalls the trauma he experienced and how he has chosen to, as he puts it, “rise above it.” Watch the full interview series:

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Termaine Hicks, exonerated after 19 years of wrongful incarceration, ran the NYC Marathon earlier this month. During his time in prison, running became a way to stay grounded and hopeful. Now, he runs as a free man, sharing his story of resilience and justice.

Termaine Hicks, exonerated after 19 years of wrongful incarceration, ran the NYC Marathon earlier this month. During his time in prison, running became a way to stay grounded and hopeful. Now, he runs as a free man, sharing his story of resilience and justice.

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At a Manhattan courthouse in November, Jabar Walker was finally exonerated after serving two decades in prison for a double homicide he didn't commit. If not for his persistence and the efforts of lawyers, he would have served his term until 2046.

At a Manhattan courthouse in November, Jabar Walker was finally exonerated after serving two decades in prison for a double homicide he didn't commit. If not for his persistence and the efforts of lawyers, he would have served his term until 2046.

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