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James Kluppelberg Chicago. In may 2013, kluppelberg filed a federal wrongful conviction lawsuit against the city of chicago and the chicago police department. They were all pronounced dead at mercy hospital within hours of the fire. James kluppelberg was released from prison thursday after charges were dropped in connection with 1984 fire that killed a woman,. Living several doors down from the fire, james, along with many other neighbors, had watched as the flames. Junk science, coerced confession, and snitch testimony led to wrongful conviction. After almost 25 years in prison and years of legal advocacy by the exoneration project at the university of chicago school of law,. The settlement will go to james kluppelberg, who claims that burge’s crew beat him into confessing to setting a 1984 fire that. For the first time in 24 years, james kluppelberg is a free man. In the early morning hours of march 24, 1984, a fire erupted.

They were all pronounced dead at mercy hospital within hours of the fire. In may 2013, kluppelberg filed a federal wrongful conviction lawsuit against the city of chicago and the chicago police department. Junk science, coerced confession, and snitch testimony led to wrongful conviction. Living several doors down from the fire, james, along with many other neighbors, had watched as the flames. After almost 25 years in prison and years of legal advocacy by the exoneration project at the university of chicago school of law,. In the early morning hours of march 24, 1984, a fire erupted. The settlement will go to james kluppelberg, who claims that burge’s crew beat him into confessing to setting a 1984 fire that. James kluppelberg was released from prison thursday after charges were dropped in connection with 1984 fire that killed a woman,. For the first time in 24 years, james kluppelberg is a free man.

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James Kluppelberg Chicago In the early morning hours of march 24, 1984, a fire erupted. Junk science, coerced confession, and snitch testimony led to wrongful conviction. Living several doors down from the fire, james, along with many other neighbors, had watched as the flames. In the early morning hours of march 24, 1984, a fire erupted. After almost 25 years in prison and years of legal advocacy by the exoneration project at the university of chicago school of law,. For the first time in 24 years, james kluppelberg is a free man. The settlement will go to james kluppelberg, who claims that burge’s crew beat him into confessing to setting a 1984 fire that. In may 2013, kluppelberg filed a federal wrongful conviction lawsuit against the city of chicago and the chicago police department. James kluppelberg was released from prison thursday after charges were dropped in connection with 1984 fire that killed a woman,. They were all pronounced dead at mercy hospital within hours of the fire.