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Federal jury awards nearly $25M to Kentucky man wrongfully convicted in 1992 'satanic ritual' murder
Attorneys call it one of "the largest" civil rights verdicts in the state of Kentucky.
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House Bill 206, sponsored by Rep. Jason Nemes, R-Louisville, aimed to compensate exonerees for their time spent incarcerated and on parole.
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On Wednesday, a proposed bill which would compensate Kentuckians wrongfully convicted of a crime, took its next step in the legislative process.
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William Virgil insisted he was innocent for decades of the 1987 murder of a Veterans Administration nurse in Newport.
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Twelve years after Percy Phillips was charged with murder, the case has yet to go to trial. And on July 22, he was released from prison after serving out a 20-year sentence in an unrelated assault conviction.
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Locked up since he was 17 for a murder and robbery he claims he had nothing to do with, Mikel Crumes is not scheduled to be released from prison until 2041.