The Baldwin County District Attorney Robert Wilters, was the presiding Judge in the Murray Lawrence case. Sheriff Hoss Mack was the lead investigator and David Whetstone was the prosecutor. They all signed a coroners report in relation to the exhumed body of Brandon Hastings. This report was recently found, however during the trial it was never provided to the defense. This was not an inadvertent mistake. Suppressing the report from the defense was willful and deliberate and deprived the defense of valuable information supporting the cause of death as suffocation, NOT gunshot.
Mr Steve Marshall Dear Sir:
I wish to address two complaints that I have submitted to your office:
First is the complaint I filed with your office, Attention Clark Morris, in Sept. 2022 against Alabama Ethics Commissions Executive Director Mr Tom Albrittion. I am aware of the lawsuit your office has filed against him, however Mr. Albritton has remained the executive director of the ethics commission, with a handsome paycheck. This singular hypocritical fact disgraces the ethics commission and erodes any function or ethical standards the commission once had.
Alabama Football Drama: Coach Nick Saban left, and Auburn alums hope for a Tubberville-like era. A new coach is already in place. Judge Wilters, a District Attorney, responded to a petition about withheld information. A Federal Court dismissed a lawsuit related to Coal Ash. A winter storm is canceling schools in Alabama after a sunny Martin Luther King Jr parade.
Murray Lawrence was wrongly convicted and has been in jail for over 20 years. New evidence suggests his innocence, and a legal filing has been submitted to challenge his conviction.
Murray Lawrence was convicted of capital murder based on a co-conspirator’s testimony, despite no physical evidence and a conflicting autopsy report that was withheld from his defense. The case raises questions about potential misconduct within Baldwin County’s legal system. Also, we praise a sleazy documentary
Citizens in Baldwin County have questioned the Sheriff’s office for mishandling criminal cases and deaths, alleging a cover-up by the department and a corrupt judicial system that has wrongly convicted at least one person. New evidence suggests the Sheriff, District Attorney, and a Judge conspired to suppress evidence that exonerates a man incarcerated for 20 years.
The author of a book about the Montrose Hut is proposing to move it, but it’s a real estate deal to benefit the owner and city councilman Boone, who is accused of being part of a political machine. The city is looking for donations to cover the moving cost.
This week covers controversies surrounding free speech online, with Elon Musk removing content and lawsuits targeting media outlets. It also details legal developments in Alabama, including a car seizure and a lawsuit settlement.
