Everet Baily Malloy

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Charge:	Murder
Sentence:	15 years
Years Imprisoned:	1
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Year Convicted:	1984
Year Cleared:	1985
U.S. State or Country of Crime:	Texas
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Result:	Judicially Exonerated Released
Summary of Case:	Everet Baily Malloy was wrongly convicted in 1984 of murder based on eyewitness error by four people. After his imprisonment a woman was discovered who witnessed the murder and her information led to the filing of charges against the actual killer and the release of Malloy in 1985.
Conviction Caused By:	Eyewitness error by four people.
Innocence Proved By:	Eyewitness to the murder discovered after Malloy's conviction provided information that led to the actual killer.
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Was Perpetrator Identified?	Yes
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Sex:	Male
Skin/Ethnicity:	White
Information Source 1:	"“Miscarriages of Justice in Potentially Capital Cases,” Hugo Adam Bedau & Michael L. Radelet, Stanford Law Review, November, 1987, Vol. 40, p. 143."
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Everet Baily Malloy

Charge:

Murder

Sentence:

15 years

Years Imprisoned:

1

Year Crime:

Year Convicted:

1984

Year Cleared:

1985

U.S. State or Country of Crime:

Texas

County or Region of Crime:

City of Crime:

Result:

Judicially Exonerated Released

Summary of Case:

Everet Baily Malloy was wrongly convicted in 1984 of murder based on eyewitness error by four people. After his imprisonment a woman was discovered who witnessed the murder and her information led to the filing of charges against the actual killer and the release of Malloy in 1985.

Conviction Caused By:

Eyewitness error by four people.

Innocence Proved By:

Eyewitness to the murder discovered after Malloy's conviction provided information that led to the actual killer.

Defendant Aided By:

Compensation Awarded:

Was Perpetrator Identified?

Yes

Age When Imprisoned:

Age When Released:

Sex:

Male

Skin/Ethnicity:

White

Information Source 1:

"“Miscarriages of Justice in Potentially Capital Cases,” Hugo Adam Bedau & Michael L. Radelet, Stanford Law Review, November, 1987, Vol. 40, p. 143."

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In Spite of Innocence

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