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Exoneree Ted Bradford

Ted Bradford

Yakima County
Ted, who served his full ten-year sentence, was exonerated in 2010 after DNA evidence proved him innocent.
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Evaristo Junior Salas

Yakima County
Evaristo “Junior” Salas was fully exonerated after 27 years in custody.  Tried as an adult and wrongly convicted of first-degree murder at the age of 15.
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Exoneree Robert Larson

Robert Larson

Spokane County
Robert was exonerated in July 2013 after serving four years of a 20-year sentence for a robbery he didn’t commit.
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Exoneree Brandon Olebar

Brandon Olebar

King County
Brandon was exonerated in December 2013 after serving 10 years in prison for a robbery he didn’t commit.
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Exoneree Jeramie Davis

Jeramie Davis

Spokane County
Jeramie was exonerated in 2013 after serving six years of a life sentence for a murder he didn’t commit.
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Exoneree Tyler Gassman

Tyler Gassman

Spokane County
Tyler was exonerated in July 2013 after serving four years of a 26-year sentence for a robbery he didn’t commit.
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Exoneree Larry Davis

Larry Davis

Clark County
“I lost 17 years of my life at the hands of the State. While I was in prison I lost my health, I lost my father, I lost my future.”
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Exoneree Donovan Allen

Donovan Allen

Cowlitz County
Donovan was exonerated in 2015 after serving 15 years following his wrongful conviction for his mother’s murder.
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Exoneree Alan Northrop

Alan Northrop

Clark County
Alan was exonerated in July 2010 thanks to DNA evidence after serving 17 years in prison for a crime he didn’t commit.
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Exoneree James Anderson

James Anderson

Pierce County
James was exonerated in 2009 after serving four years in prison based on a false witness identification.
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Exoneree Paul Statler

Paul Statler

Spokane County
Paul was exonerated in July 2013 after serving four years of a 41-year sentence for a robbery he didn’t commit.
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Innocent People Suffer a Terrible Burden

Even if they are freed, wrongfully convicted people suffer lasting physical and psychological harm from their imprisonment. They lose their everyday lives and are separated from their families and communities. And, society loses the human potential of innocent people.

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