@nbcnews.com investigates the hypnotized witness case of #CharlesFlores. TX banned hypnosis in criminal cases but it was used to send Charles Flores to death row despite his innocence. Watch here: www.nbcnews.com/video/testim...

In July 2025, Brian Boles was exonerated after spending 30 years wrongfully imprisoned. Now, he says the most important part of his day is: “Reminding myself that I am free.” In this deeply personal video, Brian reflects on how he is reclaiming life post-release. #wrongfulconviction bit.ly/4feCmgs

What happens when an innocent person is freed from prison after losing years of their lives? Exonerees Leonard Mack and Ron Jacobsen reflect on their relationships with Innocence Project social workers, and how they helped them navigate their transition to freedom. Watch now: https://bit.ly/3PfNSh8

New Hampshire has a restrictive three-year deadline on requests for new trials. This means that if new evidence is discovered or a confession proves someone’s innocence — they’re out of luck. Help us urge Gov. Kelly Ayotte to pass HB 1422: https://bit.ly/46lIu1c @newenglandinnocence.org

Just In: Great news for #RichardGlossip who was just granted bond after 29 years in prison—including nearly being executed three times—for a crime he did not commit.

Jimmie "Chris" Duncan was freed in November 2025, after being on Louisiana's death row for 27 years. His #wrongfulconviction was based on now discredited bite mark analysis. Chris' conviction was overturned last year but prosecutors are seeking to reinstate his death sentence.https://bit.ly/4noJKYy

Robert Roberson has spent 22 years wrongfully convicted on death row based on the discredited “shaken baby” hypothesis. Watch this “CSI on Trial” documentary which examines how the widely debunked “shaken baby syndrome” hypothesis has led to hundreds of wrongful convictions. https://bit.ly/43arxEM

James “Jimmy” Genrich has been wrongfully incarcerated for 34 years and has always maintained his innocence. His homicide convictions — based on discredited toolmark analysis — were vacated in April, but he remains incarcerated for lesser charges based on the same evidence. https://bit.ly/4tvM2Xm

Calvin Duncan was due to begin his first day Monday as the clerk of the criminal court in New Orleans but the state eliminated the position after he won with a 68% majority. Calvin served 28 years in prison, and was exonerated in 2021 after evidence proved that he was innocent. nyti.ms/3Pn30ZY

When Carmen Mejia was wrongfully convicted of a murder in 2003 — only one person in the courtroom believed in her innocence: Art Guerrero. Art was the court bailiff at her trial and brought her case to the Innocence Project. Last week, they met for the first time. https://bit.ly/4navjYh

SAVE THE DATE: Join us on May 11 for Just Data — a livestream with leading experts, @propublica journalist, and exoneree Huwe Burton about how interpretations of 911 calls can lead to wrongful conviction. RSVP here: https://bit.ly/4dFp7on

Forty years after the historic Supreme Court decision, Batson v. Kentucky, was meant to end racially biased jury selections, potential Black jurors are still struck from juries at a disproportionate rate. Learn more about why diversity in juries matters: https://bit.ly/4mYiIHj

From @michellepitcher.bsky.social in @texasobserver.org on the hypnotized witness case of #CharlesFlores: Texas’ Top Criminal Court Has Stymied the State’s ‘Junk Science’ Law. Will #SCOTUS Intervene? www.texasobserver.org/texas-top-cr...

A new play brings #wrongfulconviction to Broadway. “The Fear of 13” opened this week, and features two-time Oscar winner Adrien Brody and Golden Globe nominee Tessa Thompson, alongside Kim Kardashian as producer. We’re honored to partner with them! Read more: https://bit.ly/4vHzU81

Fascinating piece from @adamliptak.bsky.social in @nytimes.com on hypnotized witness Texas death penalty case of #CharlesFlores at #SCOTUS: Two Magicians Warn the Supreme Court About Junk Science www.nytimes.com/2026/04/16/u...

(1/2) A Texas judge will re-evaluate evidence in the case of #RobertRoberson, who was wrongfully convicted and sentenced to death for his daughter’s accidental death 22 years ago based on the debunked shaken baby theory. bit.ly/3OsVZX1

(1/4) BREAKING: A Colorado judge dismissed all murder charges against James “Jimmy” Genrich. His 1993 murder convictions were based on scientifically unreliable toolmark analysis. Read more about his case: bit.ly/41uzuEe

SAVE THE DATE: Join us on May 11 for Just Data — a livestream with leading experts, @propublica journalist, and exoneree Huwe Burton about how interpretations of 911 calls can lead to wrongful conviction. RSVP here: https://bit.ly/4dFp7on

LAST CALL: Enter for a chance to join us at our annual gala on May 6 to celebrate heroes and partners who fight to free the innocent! You could win a trip to New York City with hotel and travel accommodations covered. Our sweepstakes closes tomorrow at 11:59 p.m. https://bit.ly/41llRas

Exciting news! Our short film, “What I Didn’t Know” has been nominated for the #PeoplesTelly2026, in the social video category. Now, we need your help to win. Voting is open until April 17. Support our work today: https://bit.ly/4e8alqj #TellyAwards #PeoplesTelly

We are grateful to be recognized as a Webby Awards Honoree for Video & Film - Public Service & Activism. Check out the short film that earned us the honor! https://bit.ly/4v7NOQp

According to @exonerationlist.bsky.social, nearly 37 exonerees since 1989 were convicted in cases involving witnesses under hypnosis. Experts say hypnosis can mislead witnesses and create false testimony — leading to wrongful convictions. Learn more: https://bit.ly/4thjqkR

In New Hampshire, law enforcement interrogations aren't legally required to be recorded, making innocent people more vulnerable to wrongful convictions based on unreliable false confessions. Alongside the @@newenglandinnocence.org, help us change that. Support HB 1236 today! https://bit.ly/3ZJvKgZ

We want to send you and a friend to NYC for an exclusive experience to see The Fear of 13, starring two-time Academy Award winner Adrien Brody and Golden Globe and Emmy® Award nominee Tessa Thompson. Enjoy VIP access, a backstage tour, and more. Enter our sweepstakes now! https://bit.ly/416757b

As #womenshistorymonth comes to a close, join the Innocence Project in honoring nine women icons in the legal space who throughout history have broken barriers and paved the way for our work today. Read about their incredible work here: https://bit.ly/3wB1IRp

#CarmenMejia was finally freed earlier this month. Her lawyers Vanessa Potkin and Shabel Castro explain how a tragic incident turned into a horrific injustice — and why this happens to wrongly convicted women in particular. Read more in Katie Couric Media: https://bit.ly/4uLE9Po

The Innocence Project hosts an annual gala to honor our exonerees and celebrate the community whose support makes this work possible. We want you to join us on May 6 to celebrate in New York City! Enter our sweepstakes now for your chance to win a trip to our annual gala: https://bit.ly/41qh6vY

KYTX: Exonerated duo warn of 'junk science' in Shaken Baby Syndrome cases through new podcast: "At the center of the podcast is the case of #RobertRoberson … convicted on the same type of charge Burns and Roark once faced." www.cbs19.tv/article/news...

Charles Flores, TX Death Penalty Innocence Case: Law360: The Hypnosis That Helped Send A Man To Death Row www.law360.com/articles/244...

“Never lose hope,” exoneree Michelle Murphy tells others facing wrongful convictions. After her own 20-year wrongful conviction, Michelle now sits on our Exoneree Advisory Council and has dedicated her life to fighting for the innocent. Read her op-ed: https://bit.ly/4bLyJLK #womenshistorymonth

New Ted Radio Hour with Dr. John Wixted on contaminated memory leading to wrongful convictions including in the TX death penalty case of #CharlesFlores. Listen here starting at 13:12: www.npr.org/2026/03/20/n...

Listen here to Joshua Burns and Andrew Roark of Unshaken Truth discuss their wrongful “Shaken Baby Syndrome” convictions and advocacy for #RobertRoberson on the Wrongful Conviction with @maggiefreleng.bsky.social podcast: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/5...

DNA testing has helped overturn 560 convictions since 2000. People with innocence claims should be allowed to have the DNA evidence in their cases tested before it’s too late. Read more: https://bit.ly/4lCJ6WP

“The lack of focus on women exonerees’ issues perpetuates a cycle of injustice,” said exoneree Kristine Bunch in her op-ed. She shared how her wrongful conviction made having another child nearly impossible. Learn about women exonerees' distinct challenges: https://bit.ly/47FCssT #womenshistorymonth

Did you know that women are the fastest-growing group of incarcerated people? Yet conversations about mass incarceration often overlook women. This #womenshistorymonth, advocate for gender equity in the criminal legal system by learning these eight important facts: https://bit.ly/47DBMEn

Kentucky is one of only 10 states without a compensation law for exonerees. This leaves innocent people who lose years — often decades — of their freedom, waiting for justice. Along with the Kentucky Innocence Project help us change that. Support S.B. 131. Take action: https://bit.ly/4uxTcMI

#CarmenMejia waited 22 years to be reunited with her loved ones. She was exonerated on March 9, but wasn’t immediately freed due to an immigration hold that would never have existed without her wrongful conviction. ICE lifted the detainer and she walked free. Read more: https://bit.ly/46N7LSm

BREAKING: #CarmenMejia walked free after 22 years of wrongful incarceration in Texas. She was exonerated on Monday, but was not immediately released due to an immigration hold stemming from her wrongful conviction. ICE lifted the detainer and she walked out. https://bit.ly/46N7LSm

Hoy, Carmen Mejia fue exonerada después de que el juez P. David Wahlberg, del Tribunal de Distrito del Condado de Travis, la declaró inocente de la muerte de un bebé de 10 meses bajo su cuidado quien —según afirma ahora el estado— murió en un trágico accidente. https://bit.ly/46N7LSm #CarmenMejia

BREAKING: Today, Carmen Mejia was exonerated after Travis County District Court Judge P. David Wahlberg declared her innocent of the death of a 10-month-old infant in her care who — the state now affirms — died in a tragic accident. Read her full story: https://bit.ly/46N7LSm #CarmenMejia.

Today, a Travis County District Court Judge is expected to dismiss the 2003 murder charge against #CarmenMejia — a Texas mother who spent 22 years in prison for a crime that never happened. Watch the hearing live. https://bit.ly/3OV9kHK

🎉Innocence Project staff attorney Yosha Gunasekera's debut novel, The Midnight Taxi, has made it onto @nytimes.com's best new mysteries of the month.Released last month, the book traces the story of Siriwathi Perera, who must clear her name in a potential wrongful conviction.

📺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: https://bit.ly/3LVoOKA

Innocence Project attorney Yosha Gunasekera’s debut mystery, “The Midnight Taxi”, is an ode to the innocent people she represents in court. Read her interview with @@people.com: https://bit.ly/3MLOQjU

Four people wrongfully accused of the 1991 Austin yogurt shop murders have been declared innocent using DNA evidence — including Innocence Project of Texas clients Maurice Pierce and Forrest Welborn. Congratulations to them on this hard-fought victory. Read more: https://bit.ly/4b5rA9L

Watch, learn and listen more this #BlackHistoryMonth. As we wrap up Black History Month, here’s a list of books, documentaries and podcasts that will give you a deep insight into the history of racism in the U.S., and how it affects the criminal legal system. https://bit.ly/4c9Ekxh

New Hampshire has a restrictive three-year deadline on requests for new trials. This means that if new evidence is discovered, or a confession proves someone’s innocence — they’re out of luck. Take action to change that today. Help pass HB 1422: https://bit.ly/46lIu1c @newenglandinnocence.org

Remembering Albert Woodfox today on what would have been his birthday — and the anniversary of his release after more than 44 years in solitary confinement for a crime he did not commit. A Black Panther and enduring symbol of courage, his legacy lives on. https://bit.ly/46ASe8O

When no one would listen, this exoneree spoke through hip hop. Huwe Burton was wrongfully convicted and served 19 years for a crime that he did not commit. Take a look at his story of resilience, creativity, and a zeal to leave his mark in the history of hip hop music. https://bit.ly/3KZy0wJ

Rev. Jesse Jackson believed that justice must be more than a promise — it must be practiced. From the Civil Rights Movement to the fight against the death penalty, he stood with those demanding that our legal system reflect the dignity and worth of every person.