Convicted Killers Released By Forged Documents
The audit, so far, has found "serious questions" in the sentences of 349 individuals either already released from prison or scheduled for release, corrections officials said.
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This may be how some terrorist shooters got out early by mistake
2 Convicted Killers Mistakenly Released in Florida
ORLANDO, Fla. October 17, 2013 (AP)By MIKE SCHNEIDER and BRENDAN FARRINGTON Associated Press
Two convicted killers serving life in a Florida prison were mistakenly freed recently after forged court documents reduced their sentences, authorities said.
Joseph Jenkins and Charles Walker were released separately from a prison in the Panhandle in late September and early October, the Orange County Sheriff's Office said
Killer of Colorado Prisons chief was also let go early because of clerical error:
Error Led to Colorado Prison Chief Shooting Suspect Evan Ebel's ...
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Apr 01, 2013 · Evan Ebel, the prime suspect in the shooting death of Colorado prisonchief Tom Clements, was released from prison four years early because of a …
Colorado corrections alerting judges of hundreds of sentencing ...
May 14, 2013 · Corrections officials are alerting judges throughout Colorado that errorsappear to have resulted in early, improper release dates from prison for hundreds .
errors appear to have resulted in early, improper release dates from prison for hundreds of prisoners they sentenced....These are the early results of an audit still underway by the Colorado Department of Corrections. Gov. John Hickenlooperordered the department to conduct the audit after it was disclosed that a parolee believed to have murdered corrections chief Tom Clements was released from prison early because of a clerical error. The audit, so far, has found "serious questions" in the sentences of 349 individuals either already released from prison or scheduled for release, corrections officials said. Of those, judges have amended sentences in 56 cases.
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BBC News - Death crash footballer Courtney Meppen-Walter freed …
BBC News - Death crash footballer Courtney Meppen-Walter freed …
Jul 01, 2013 · An ex-Manchester City footballer jailed after killing two people in a car crash was released from prison early by mistake, the Prison Service say
An ex-Manchester City footballer jailed for killing two people in a car crash was released from prison early by mistake, the Prison Service said. Courtney Meppen-Walter, 18, was jailed for 16 months for causing the deaths of brother and sister Kulwant Singh and Ravel Kaur in September
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Officers looking for man released early from jail in error | CTV ...
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Oct 18, 2011 · Manitoba Justice officials confirmed Tuesday that a man wanted by police had been released from jail in error. Walter (Wally) Joseph Sanderson, 28, is ..
Suspect in murder was released from prison early
one of three suspects charged with the murder of a Lafayette man should have been in prison.. Journal & Courier reports (http://bit.ly/nQBrpM ) that the Indiana Department of Correction released Antonio O.J. Williams from prison 17 months early due to a clerical error. .. one of three people charged in the July 6 death of Jeremy K. Gibson, who was fatally beaten with a pickax or shovel in rural Tippecanoe County
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Sunday, September 04, 2011 DOC Error Allowed Inmate Out Early To Commit Murder A man accused of brutally beating to death a Lafayette man last month should have been in prison. An error by the Department of Corrections in calculating his sentence for previous crimes he committed allowed Antonio Williams to kill 26-year-old Jememy Gibson after he was released 17 months earlier than he should have been released in March. The Lafayette Journal-Courier's Sophia Voravong has the story: The gruesome details surrounding Jeremy K. Gibson's abduction and beating death with a pickax or shovel on July 6 in rural Tippecanoe County was difficult enough for the Lafayette man's family
July 23, 2011
More On State Correction Officials Admit Police Shooter Slipped Through The Cracks It only takes one really bad case to reveal flaws in our state correction systems and the case of police shooter Thomas Hardy is proving to be that case for the administration of Gov. Mitch Daniels. The Star's Carrie Ritchie has more on the admission of Department of Correction officials that two key mistakes made by Thomas Hardy allowed a man with a criminal record a mile long to be freed after he had been arrested and jailed in November for theft despite 11 prior convictions: Mistake one: Indiana Department of Correction spokesman Doug Garrison said the department failed to enter the parole status of Thomas X. Hardy, 60, into a law enforcement database.
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May 26, 2011 · Reporting from Sacramento -- Computer errors prompted California prisonofficials to mistakenly release an estimated 450 inmates with "a high risk for ..
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Clerical error cited in jail release: An inmate was released early ...
Aug 02, 2006 · Clerical error cited in jail release: An inmate was released early inerror when court documents apparently were misinterpreted. Tulsa World (Tulsa, OK)
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BBC News - Death crash footballer Courtney Meppen-Walter freed …
Jul 01, 2013 · An ex-Manchester City footballer jailed after killing two people in a car crash was released from prison early by mistake, the Prison Service say
An ex-Manchester City footballer jailed for killing two people in a car crash was released from prison early by mistake, the Prison Service said. Courtney Meppen-Walter, 18, was jailed for 16 months for causing the deaths of brother and sister Kulwant Singh and Ravel Kaur in September
.Evan Spencer Ebel
Ebel's 2008 written plea agreement in the assault was supposed to impose a consecutive sentence of up to four years -- in other words, it was supposed to add four years to his existing eight-year prison sentence. Because that written stipulation was part of the plea deal, the court statement says, the judge never said expressly that it was a consecutive sentence. Therefore the court never recorded that key fact on a document called the "mittimus," a sentencing order given to the Department of Corrections. The Department of Corrections is required to assume a sentence is concurrent -- or served simultaneously -- unless it is otherwise noted in the paperwork they are given.
Ebel Evil’: Suspected killer of Colorado prisons chief ...
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Mar 28, 2013 · ‘Ebel Evil’: Suspected killer of Colorado prisons chief terrorized guards while locked up, records show Evan Spencer Ebel, 28, racked up 28 different ...
Error led to early release for suspected killer of Colorado prison ...
Suspected killer of Colorado prison chief mistakenly let out of ...
A Colorado court apologizes for the clerical error that saw a white supremacist suspected of killing Colorado’s prisons chief released from jail four years early.
Inmate released early by mistake, apologizes to victim
Oct 12, 2013 · Two-and-a-half months after being freed because of a clerical error, Willie Joe McAdams was arrested Thursday and is expected to be booked into prison to
Someone getting out of prison because of a clerical error is a rare occurrence, Lyons said. When it does happen, the situation is that an inmate is requested to come to another jurisdiction for other crimes, but TDCJ doesn't get the correct paperwork. ``We let out hundreds of inmates a day,'' Lyons said. ``It usually goes off without a hitch." Lyons said the agency was made aware of the mistake Wednesday. TDCJ Inspector General John Moriarty said his office — an internal affairs division — is investigating how McAdams was released.
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