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10. Teng Xingshan
In 1989, Teng Xingshan was taken as guilty of
raped, robbed and murdered a woman, Shi
Xiaorong. She was a local woman who
eventually disappeared and a man found her
dismembered body. Police confirmed her as
Shi Xiaorong, and accused Teng Xingshan of
the crime. He had been executed on 28
January 1989 by Huaihua Intermediate
People’s court. But in 1993, Shi Xiaorong
returned back to the village claimed Shandong
kidnapped her.
raped, robbed and murdered a woman, Shi
Xiaorong. She was a local woman who
eventually disappeared and a man found her
dismembered body. Police confirmed her as
Shi Xiaorong, and accused Teng Xingshan of
the crime. He had been executed on 28
January 1989 by Huaihua Intermediate
People’s court. But in 1993, Shi Xiaorong
returned back to the village claimed Shandong
kidnapped her.
9. Perry Family
In 1660, William Harrison disappeared from
his
village Charingworth, in Gloucestershire.
Police
found his clothes teared and in blood on the
side of the local road. When policed asked,
William’s servant, John Perry, he suspected his
mother and brother may have killed Willaim for
money. Without further investigation, Perry,
with his mother and brother, executed for the
crime. Two years later, William came back
claimed he had been kidnapped and sold into
the slavery in the Ottoman Empire. Reference.
8. Derek Bentley
Derek was an English man who was mentally
challenged. On November 2, 1952, police tried
to bust him with his sixteen-year-old friend,
Christopher Craig, while attempting to burgle
the warehouse of the Barlow & Parker
confectionery. Christopher had a gun which he
used to fire at a policeman and killed him
despite of Bentley surrenders request. Derek
Bentley had been executed for killing a
policeman, but not Christopher, since he was a
minor at that time.
challenged. On November 2, 1952, police tried
to bust him with his sixteen-year-old friend,
Christopher Craig, while attempting to burgle
the warehouse of the Barlow & Parker
confectionery. Christopher had a gun which he
used to fire at a policeman and killed him
despite of Bentley surrenders request. Derek
Bentley had been executed for killing a
policeman, but not Christopher, since he was a
minor at that time.
7. Colin Campbell Ross
On 30th December 1921, a twelve-year-old girl,
Alma, went to a butcher’s shop to collect a
package of meat but never returned. After
search, police found her body naked in Gun
Alley. Media hype this incident too much which
pressurized police to make an arrest. Police
suspect a wine-bar owner, Colin Campbell
Ross, who later interrogated in detail by police.
Though, Colin nominated several witness who
can confirm that he had not left his premises
on murder’s afternoon, but police ignored
everything and arrested him on 12 January
1922. After trial, Ross was executed on 24th
April 1922. Later old evidences re-examined
with modern forensic techniques, and Ross
found innocent.
Alma, went to a butcher’s shop to collect a
package of meat but never returned. After
search, police found her body naked in Gun
Alley. Media hype this incident too much which
pressurized police to make an arrest. Police
suspect a wine-bar owner, Colin Campbell
Ross, who later interrogated in detail by police.
Though, Colin nominated several witness who
can confirm that he had not left his premises
on murder’s afternoon, but police ignored
everything and arrested him on 12 January
1922. After trial, Ross was executed on 24th
April 1922. Later old evidences re-examined
with modern forensic techniques, and Ross
found innocent.
6. Timothy Cole
In 1985, Timothy Cole was sentenced for 25
years in prison for the rape of Texas Tech
student Michele Mallin. She mistakenly
identified Timothy as her rapist. Though
Michele told police that her rapist smoked
during rape, police ignored this statement
despite of knowing that Timothy never
smoked
because he had severe asthma. In 1995, the
real culprit Jerry Wayne confessed to the rape.
After DNA test, Timothy exonerated on
February 6, 2009, however he had already died
on December 2, 1999 in prison from an
asthma
attack.
years in prison for the rape of Texas Tech
student Michele Mallin. She mistakenly
identified Timothy as her rapist. Though
Michele told police that her rapist smoked
during rape, police ignored this statement
despite of knowing that Timothy never
smoked
because he had severe asthma. In 1995, the
real culprit Jerry Wayne confessed to the rape.
After DNA test, Timothy exonerated on
February 6, 2009, however he had already died
on December 2, 1999 in prison from an
asthma
attack.
5. Gary Graham(a.k.a. Shaka Sankofa)
In 1981, Shaka Sankofa, who was only 18 at
the time of crime, was charged of robbery and
murder of fifty-three-year-old Bobby Grant
Lambert. He was convicted based on one
witness who saw him for few seconds from a
distance, whereas, police ignored others
witnesses who saw the murderer in close and
said Shaka is not that man. He was executed
on June 22, 2000. From his arrest to the day of
his execution, he kept saying that he was
innocent.
the time of crime, was charged of robbery and
murder of fifty-three-year-old Bobby Grant
Lambert. He was convicted based on one
witness who saw him for few seconds from a
distance, whereas, police ignored others
witnesses who saw the murderer in close and
said Shaka is not that man. He was executed
on June 22, 2000. From his arrest to the day of
his execution, he kept saying that he was
innocent.
4. Timothy John Evans
Timothy was charged for the murder of his
wife
and daughter at their home in Notting Hill,
London. Timothy was convicted on weak
evidences while he continuously said that the
real culprit is his neighbor, John Christie. After
Evans execution, Christie was found to be a
serial killer who murdered several women
including Timothy’s wife and his own wife.
wife
and daughter at their home in Notting Hill,
London. Timothy was convicted on weak
evidences while he continuously said that the
real culprit is his neighbor, John Christie. After
Evans execution, Christie was found to be a
serial killer who murdered several women
including Timothy’s wife and his own wife.
3. Mahmood Hussein Mattan
On 6 March 1952, a 42-year-old woman, Lily
Volpert, brutally murdered outside her shop by
cutting her throat with a razor. After
investigation, police arrested Mattan as a
suspect who was a Somali merchant seaman.
For the prosecution, police forward Harold
Cover as the main witness in the case.
However, police ignored other witnesses who
confirmed that the man at the scene of crime
was not Mattan and never took them to the
court. He was executed by hanging on 3
September 1952.
Volpert, brutally murdered outside her shop by
cutting her throat with a razor. After
investigation, police arrested Mattan as a
suspect who was a Somali merchant seaman.
For the prosecution, police forward Harold
Cover as the main witness in the case.
However, police ignored other witnesses who
confirmed that the man at the scene of crime
was not Mattan and never took them to the
court. He was executed by hanging on 3
September 1952.
2. Joe Arridy
Joe Arridy was arrested and executed for the
rape and murder of a schoolgirl in his
hometown of Pueblo, Colorado. Sheriff in
charge, George Carroll, caught him by way of a
train claimed that he accepted his crime. Joe
had intellectual disabilities with an IQ score in
the 40s. Police had no hard evidence against
him, however, he had been executed primarily
on his own confession. Three state
psychiatrists agreed that Joe was “incapable
of
distinguish between right and wrong, and
therefore, would be unable to perform any
action with a criminal intent.” According to
prison Warden, Roy Best, Joe Arridy was the
happiest person on death row as he didn’t
realized the meaning of execution.
rape and murder of a schoolgirl in his
hometown of Pueblo, Colorado. Sheriff in
charge, George Carroll, caught him by way of a
train claimed that he accepted his crime. Joe
had intellectual disabilities with an IQ score in
the 40s. Police had no hard evidence against
him, however, he had been executed primarily
on his own confession. Three state
psychiatrists agreed that Joe was “incapable
of
distinguish between right and wrong, and
therefore, would be unable to perform any
action with a criminal intent.” According to
prison Warden, Roy Best, Joe Arridy was the
happiest person on death row as he didn’t
realized the meaning of execution.
1. David Spence
In 1982, David was charged of murdering three
teenagers. It was presumed that David had
been hired by a store owner, Muneer Deeb(the
actual culprit), who then raped and murdered
two 17-year-old girls and one 18-year-old boy
in
Waco, Texas. He had been executed by lethal
injection on April 14, 1997. The police
lieutenant, Marvin Horton, and homicide
detective, Ramon Salinas, later accept that the
witnesses was faked. There was no evidence
against David Spence. He was innocent.
teenagers. It was presumed that David had
been hired by a store owner, Muneer Deeb(the
actual culprit), who then raped and murdered
two 17-year-old girls and one 18-year-old boy
in
Waco, Texas. He had been executed by lethal
injection on April 14, 1997. The police
lieutenant, Marvin Horton, and homicide
detective, Ramon Salinas, later accept that the
witnesses was faked. There was no evidence
against David Spence. He was innocent.
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