Murder Case Of Memphis Police Officer Could Be Retried, (conviction was overturned)

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MEMPHIS, Tenn. – After more than a decade in prison, a death row inmate is getting a second chance to defend himself. Timothy McKinney was convicted of killing a Memphis Police officer on Christmas in 1997. Wednesday, that conviction was overturned. Nearly twelve years ago, Don Williams was a respected veteran of the Memphis Police Department and a faith-based, hard working father of three taking an off-duty security job at a Frayser nightclub. His sister-in-law sadly reflected, “It's a sign of the times. He was trying to take care of his family.” Then, at age 23, with a juvenile rap… Original Article: Forum: News/Activism

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Murder Case Of Memphis Police Officer Could Be Retried, (conviction was overturned)

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