Page Summary: Faulty jailhouse informant testimonies may lead to more wrongfully convicted men being released For more than 24 years, Monroe, Louisiana resident Tony Hunter has been imprisoned for a triple homicide he did not commit.
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Faulty jailhouse informant testimonies may lead to more wrongfully convicted men being released For more than 24 years, Monroe, Louisiana resident Tony Hunter has been imprisoned for a triple homicide he did not commit. In 2010, a California FBI office received a letter from an inmate inside the Men's Central Jail in Los Angeles.
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- Faulty jailhouse informant testimonies may lead to more wrongfully convicted men being released
- For more than 24 years, Monroe, Louisiana resident Tony Hunter has been imprisoned for a triple homicide he did not commit.
- In 2010, a California FBI office received a letter from an inmate inside the Men's Central Jail in Los Angeles.
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