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Wrongful Conviction

Murray Bubba Lawrence Jr.

Murray Bubba Lawrence Jr.
  • AIS# 00241380
  • William C Holman
  • Correction Facility
  • 1206 Ross Rd
  • Atmore, AL 36502

Ask yourself—

How can someone be convicted of murder, based entirely on testimony of a single person who is bargaining on a reduced sentence?

No blood, no DNA, no witnesses?

5 alibi witnesses, no fingerprints, no fiber, no weapon, no ballistics— no justice.

This case is destined to be a feature documentary exposing an inept and corrupt judicial system.

No timeline, two medical examiner reports that dispute state's cause of death.

Mission Statement

The release of wrongfully convicted Murray "Bubba" Lawrence Jr.

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