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: StandDown Texas ProjectA Profile of Craig Watkins
By Steve Hall
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The Guardian carries, "Dallas chief prosecutor Craig Watkins fights injustice and racism." It's written by Chris McGreal and datelined Dallas.Chris Scott spent a dozen years pleading his innocence from one jail
cell after another. Through a bizarre coincidence he even discovered who
had committed the murder for which he was serving a life sentence in
Texas. But the Dallas prosecutors who locked him away were not
interested in Scott's appeals for justice. He was told the best he could
hope for was parole when he was an old man. "There were no
fingerprints, no murder weapon, no blood to convict me. There was just
an eyewitness who the police set up to pick me out. I guess they didn't
care about who they destroyed, they just wanted a conviction," said
Scott, 40...continue to full postFull post as published by StandDown Texas Project on April 21, 2010 (boomark / email).
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