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Mark Craighead, who was exonerated after spending more than seven years in prison for a murder he didn’t commit, filed a complaint Wednesday with the Michigan Attorney General’s Office over the illegal destruction of files in the Wayne County Prosecutor’s Office.

Craighead, who has become a leading advocate for the wrongfully convicted, is urging Dana Nessel’s office to investigate allegations that Mayor Mike Duggan destroyed the records while he served as prosecutor from 2001 to 2004.

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Exonerated man pushes for AG probe into Duggan’s role in destroyed evidence The Detroit mayor is accused of illegally destroying defendants’ files when he was a prosecutor

Gerard is innocent and incarcerated for a crime he did not commit. Gerard suffers from severe Crohn’s disease and other health complications. His request to see a doctor took over 60 days as his condition worsened. It was only after the intervention of Rashida Tlaib’s office and the Ombudsman of Prison Medical Services in Lansing that Gerard was finally seen by a doctor. He lay in bed in extreme pain, unable to eat, suffering from diarrhea, and losing 25 pounds.

Gerard is being punished twice while being innocent. Join us in advocating for Gerard by sharing his story with as many people as possible. We seek for the Wayne County Integrity Unit to review the evidence of this case that was not submitted during the trial, which will exonerate Gerard from this injustice and allow him to receive appropriate health care.

#FREEGERARD The Family and Friends of Gerard Haycraft advocating for Justice and Exoneration for Gerard, who is wrongfully incarcerated for a crime he did not commit.

Gerard Haycraft is wrongfully incarcerated for a crime he did not commit. He wasn't even in the area of the crime at the time, and has witnesses to back that claim up. Read more about his story here and consider signing the petition. This is why we fight

Sign the Petition JUSTICE for GERARD HAYCRAFT

Devastated... Furious...

"I think it was a travesty of Justice what happened to Mr. Williams. Anytime you execute an innocent person without any full-blown evidence, it's nothing short of murder" - Mark Craighead, Founder #32 Freedom Ain’t Free

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#32 Freedom Ain't Free #32 Freedom Ain’t Free fights wrongful imprisonment and advocates for justice. Learn about exonerations, racial disparities, and how you can help. Join us!

Its time that these injustices are righted!

Protesters call for Wayne County prosecutor to investigate cases handled by retired DPD detective One case involved Mark Craighead, who served seven years in prison and was exonerated in 2003, 13 years after he was released on parole in 2009.

By the way, if you haven’t checked lately, our new website launched yesterday right before the protest. It’s still a work in progress, but we’ll be adding new content regularly. If you haven’t done so yet, head over to it and sign up for our newsletter!

#32 Freedom Ain't Free Discover a world where every innocent person receives the justice they deserve. #32 Freedom Ain't Free is dedicated to advocating for the wrongfully incarcerated and creating a future where freedom is upheld for all.

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Protesters call for Wayne County prosecutor to investigate cases handled by retired DPD detective One case involved Mark Craighead, who served seven years in prison and was exonerated in 2003, 13 years after he was released on parole in 2009.

“There are a lot of innocent people still in prison because of Barbara Simon. They deserve to be heard.” - Mark Craighead

1 wrongly incarcerated person is too many. How do you feel about 10? 100? 1000? 10’s of thousands? They may not ALL be there because of Barbara Simon, but the tactics she used to extract false confessions are well known.

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Families demand justice as Wayne County prosecutor refuses to reexamine cases Even the Detroit police are offering to help, but Prosecutor Worthy has balked at reviewing the cases

We are ramping up operations and getting out in front of the community. Won’t you consider giving a small (or large) donation and join the fight against injustice?

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Imagine being wrongfully convicted and spending 20 years in prison for a crime you didn’t commit. The struggle doesn’t end upon release—where do you go? What do you do next?

At #32 Freedom Ain’t Free, we don’t just fight for exoneration. Our dedicated team provides essential counseling and support services to help the wrongfully convicted rebuild their lives.

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Activists call for a review of all cases tied to a Detroit detective who terrorized young men to get false confessions The Closer: Part II