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Actual Innocence: Glynn Simmons and the people surrounding his case
Glynn Ray Simmons was convicted of first-degree murder in 1975, was in Oklahoma prisons until 2023. Throughout his ordeal, he maintained that he was “actually innocent.” He is believed to be the ...
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Will Smith’s $1.66B Action Franchise Changing Streaming Homes After Dominating The Charts Of Its Previous One
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The man convicted alongside Glynn Simmons still awaits declaration of innocence
Don Roberts, now turning 72, was convicted along with Glynn Simmons of first-degree murder. Unlike Simmons, that conviction is still on his record.