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Convicted of Second-Degree murder of his Mother

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Story of Gregory Parsons as written by innocence canada

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Story of Gregory Parsons as written by innocence canada

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In this article a more detailed account of the history of Gregory Parsons and the events that lead up to his conviction are outlined, as well as the details of his trial and appeals.
http://www.innocencecanada.com/exonerations/gregory-parsons/

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Youtube Video of the Wrongful Conviction of Gregory Parsons

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Youtube Video of the Wrongful Conviction of Gregory Parsons

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A brief breakdown of the case.

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Wrongfully Convicted due to Tunnel Vision

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Wrongfully Convicted due to Tunnel Vision

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Tunnel Vision, where police investigators do not proceed with an open mind, was the  biggest factor contributing to the wrongful conviction of Gregory Parsons. Albeit DNA evidence was ultimately the reason of Gregory's exoneration, the way the police, crown attorney and judge viewed this case was extremely closed minded.

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This video clip is an example of how tunnel vision plays out in a case, it shows how the police jumped to conclusion on  a case publicly and they continued to use weak evidence to build their case, which eventually convicted another innocent man of murder. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UpC7g-cQLjk

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Nancy Cooper left to go jogging and never returned. Within hours after she left home, her friend Jessica called 911 and made unfounded accusations against Nancy's husband, Brad Cooper. Nancy was found dead in an undeveloped subdivision 3 days later. Did Jessica know what happened to her and decide to point the finger at Brad?

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Gregory Parsons was awarded $650000 for his wrongful conviction

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Gregory Parsons was awarded $650000 for his wrongful conviction

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In this article there is a breakdown of the money that was awarded to Gregory Parsons after his exoneration.
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/national/wrongly-convicted-man-wins-650000-redress/article25292739/

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This article names Brian Doyle as the true killer in the murder of Catherine Carroll, Gregory Parsons mother. The article also outlines the apology from the Justice Minister of Newfoundland Chris Decker. It also goes into full detail about the exoneration proceedings.
http://injusticebusters.org/index.htm/GregParsons.htm

Chris Decker

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In this video Barry Scheck explains what the Innocence Project is all about, DNA testing being their most effective way in exonerating the wrongfully convicted. DNA evidence produced in Gregory Parsons case is what eventually lead to his exoneration.

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Fighting Wrongful Conviction: The Innocence Project