[Responsibility2nd]

The article goes on to say she was convicted of violent crimes while in prison.

[nickcarraway]

I don’t see how it says she was innocent. Just that she was held in prison too long?

[Uncle Miltie]

Did she do the original murder?

This many paragraphs into the article, the author ought to have brought the relevant facts to bear already.

Lousy journalism.

[Indy Pendance]

“She’s going to need help,” he said, noting she won’t be eligible for social security because she has been incarcerated for so long.

I hope she sues for a billion dollars.

[adorno]

Now she can go back to living a full life and having children and getting an education and a career.

[Steve Van Doorn]

Attorney General Andrew Bailey is one of the good guys IMO.
I don't know the details of this case. Something is fishy
https://x.com/AGAndrewBailey

[joshua c]

why did it take so long to get the conviction overturned?

[heartwood]

The St. Joseph Police Department, meanwhile, ignored evidence pointing to Michael Holman — a fellow officer, who died in 2015 — and the prosecution wasn’t told about FBI results that could have cleared Hemme, so it was never disclosed before her trials, the judge found.

Evidence presented to Horsman showed that Holman’s pickup truck was seen outside Jeschke’s apartment, that he tried to use her credit card, and that her earrings were found in his home.

Anyone would be hardpressed to spend 43 years in prison without committing violence, and I believe Hemme was mentally ill.

[heartwood]

Here is a link to Michael Holman's criminal history. Breaking and entry, theft, theft by deception. link

A fair number of rape/murders in a woman's home are committed by a burglar who didn't expect someone to be home, but chose to kill rather than leave a witness, and chose to rape because why not? He's already grappling with the intent to kill.

[bort]

She pleaded guilty back in 1984 to the murder and then was allowed to withdraw her plea years s later. She then was convicted by a jury.

[Round Earther]

Let her out and write her a check.

[zeestephen]

Re: "Innocence Project"

Should be re-named.

The: "No Longer Guilty Beyond A Reasonable Doubt Project"

The prosecutors and the investigating police have no choice but to stay silent.

Whatever they say can be used against them in a civil lawsuit.

Or, in a Soros criminal charge.

[ladyjane]

Does anybody read the entire article? A cop had the murder victims earrings, he tried to use her credit card and his truck was at her house when she was killed.

The cops withheld FBI evidence that would have cleared the woman and withheld evidence their their fellow cop did it. And the altercation with the prison guard? The cops wanted her dead so they colluded with the prison guards.

There was a case up in New England last month, same thing. The cops tried to pin a murder on a woman. They were all caught lying.