Brothers Seeking Presidential Pardon for Wrongful Conviction
Two brothers seek presidential pardon after spending decades in prison for a murder they say they did not commit. The case involves allegations of suppressed evidence, coerced testimony, and investigative errors.
Key Points
- Brothers were convicted as teenagers for a murder they did not commit
- Allegations of suppressed evidence, coerced testimony, and investigative errors
- Seeking pardon to restore rights and reputation
Pros
- Opportunity to restore rights and reputation
- Highlighting the need for justice reform and addressing wrongful convictions
Cons
- Limitations in career prospects due to felony records
- Emotional toll of wrongful conviction and years spent in custody