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October 23, 2023

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The narrative of the wrongful conviction of Murray Lawrence Jr., A Verbal Lynching in Alabama, has been recorded for a podcast.

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Advocates discover autopsy never included in Baldwin man’s murder trial

Advocates discover autopsy never included in Baldwin man’s murder trial

Criminal rights advocates have unearthed a second autopsy of a 2003 murder that was never revealed during the trial of Murray “Bubba” Lawrence Jr., who was convicted and sentenced to

7432 DAYS IN JAIL

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DEAF EARS
Mr Steve Marshall Dear Sir: I wish to address two complaints that I have submitted to your office: First is the complaint I filed with your office, Attention Clark Morris, in Sept. 2022 against Alabama Ethics Commissions Executive Director Mr Tom Albrittion. I am aware of the lawsuit your office has filed against him, however Mr. Albritton has remained the executive director of the ethics commission, with a handsome paycheck. This singular hypocritical fact disgraces the ethics commission and erodes any function or ethical standards the commission once had.
RULE 32
Murray Lawrence was wrongly convicted and has been in jail for over 20 years. New evidence suggests his innocence, and a legal filing has been submitted to challenge his conviction.
Baldwin County Judicial Corruption
Citizens in Baldwin County have questioned the Sheriff’s office for mishandling criminal cases and deaths, alleging a cover-up by the department and a corrupt judicial system that has wrongly convicted at least one person. New evidence suggests the Sheriff, District Attorney, and a Judge conspired to suppress evidence that exonerates a man incarcerated for 20 years.
SHERIFF HUEY “BOSS” MACK - SECRET POLICE
The allegations, deaths and incarceration of an innocent man, combined with the ultimate power of the Sheriff, should be the concern of every citizen in Baldwin County. This is not bashing police. This is pointing out serious existing and reoccurring situations that are resulting in major lawsuits where the taxpayer will be the loser.
7432 DAYS IN JAIL
That’s how long Murray Bubba Lawrence has been in jail for a crime he did not commit. Baldwin County Sheriff Hoss Mack, the Prosecutor, David Whetstone and the Judge, currently the District Attorney, Robert Wilters are responsible. There is every reason to believe that they conspired to withhold vital information from the defense that resulted in an innocent man spending 7432 days, so far, in jail. Please read and share this post.
BALDWIN COUNTY WRONGFUL CONVICTION
The following is an audio podcast, narrative, about the wrongful conviction of Murray “Bubba” Lawrence and the corrupt Baldwin County judicial system.
RAILROADED BY THE LAW
For years the Ripp Report has been exposing the corruption in Baldwin County and a Sheriff’s Department, that investigates themselves. I hope you have the time to get a Lagniappe and read the whole article as it is behind a paywall currently. Free Lagniappe papers are in most news stands in Baldwin and Mobile county. This is a prime example how the Sheriff, District Attorney, Presiding Judge, and prosecutor, all three, colluded to withhold a coroners report from the Defense.
Advocates discover autopsy never included in Baldwin man’s murder trial
Criminal rights advocates have unearthed a second autopsy of a 2003 murder that was never revealed during the trial of Murray “Bubba” Lawrence Jr., who was convicted and sentenced to life in prison without parole. Get the entire article at local newsstand, Lagniappe is free.
INNOCENT
This is the case of Murray “Bubba” Lawrence who was convicted of capital murder in Baldwin County Alabama, May 13, 2005. He was arrested and incarcerated for 11 months 10 days, prior to conviction. Early attempts of appeal failed when attorneys dropped the ball. The Prosecutor was District Attorney David Whetstone, since retired. The lead investigator was Lt. Hoss Mack, currently Sheriff of Baldwin County. The Defense Attorney was Willy Huntley, who is still practicing law.

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