[LS]

Highly recommended, along the lines of the "30 for 30" story "Fantasitc Lies" about the Duke Lacrosse Team.

[Buckeye McFrog]

Shoot. Not a Vince Foster documentary?

[facedown]

bttt

[Rastus]

Sounds like the antithesis of Making a Murderer. I’m surprised Showtime would run it.

[pabianice]

"Northwestern let David Protess run amok. They supported him and the work of his students. They backed him until he was caught in a scandal involving another so-called wrongfully convicted man, Anthony McKinney. McKinney was convicted of a brutal murder. Protess and his team tried to get his conviction overturned. In the end Protess left Northwestern under a cloud. McKinney died in prison.

"Chicago's legal community does not want this stain on their reputation. Lawyers on both sides of this case were just as involved as David Protess in perverting justice.

"There is something more at stake. Innocence Projects and the law firm business model built around them. If Protess goes down it would deal a severe blow to this industry. Courts, prosecutors, or even law enforcement may start scrutinizing their methodology. Innocence Projects and the lawyers who feed off of them do not want and cannot afford that kind of scrutiny."

http://www.chicagonow.com/interesting-chicago/2014/11/anthony-porter-and-alstory-simon-do-not-believe-the-narrative/