After 27 Years In Prison For Murder He Did Not Commit, American Freed At Last
A Minnesota man wrongly convicted of murder who spent nearly three decades in prison after being falsely implicated by a woman who has since confessed to the crime, has been released. State District Court judge Marta Chou had vacated Bryan Hooper Sr’s first-degree murder conviction the day before. He was released yesterday morning from Stillwater Correctional Facility, a Great North Innocence Project spokesperson said. “Today, the courts have affirmed what Bryan Hooper, his family, his loved ones, and his advocates have always known: Mr Hooper is an innocent man,” Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty said in a statement. “It is…












