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A Kansas man whose murder and child abuse conviction was overturned after years in prison will receive $614,205 from the state, with an additional $498,077 set aside for attorney’s fees, following approval by…
A Kansan who spent more than nine years in prison after an infant nephew’s death was wrongfully convicted will receive $614,205 from the state, the deputy attorney general told Kansas lawmakers during a State…
After more than nine years in prison, Christopher Dale Lyman will receive $614,205 from the state of Kansas following a wrongful conviction tied to the 2013 death of his infant nephew, the Kansas Reflector…
A Douglas County judge ruled that the only credible explanation for an Eudora infant’s death is natural disease, finding that Carrody Buchhorn—wrongfully convicted of murdering the boy—is innocent.