What About Josh?

This is Josh.

 

He has been incarcerated since he was 17 years old.

 

He is serving seventy five years for a crime, that has been proven, he did not commit.

 

Here is what we know after seven years of being involved with this case:

 

Elected officials still had the power back then to indirectly use unduly oppressive factors to obtain pre-election media coverage at some poor person’s expense.

 

It has become apparent to us that seeking

“the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth” is no longer a requirement on several judges’ job description.

 

Want to know more?

 

There are over 40 pages on this website, including court transcripts, criminal evidence reports, and other documents .

 

Please take a few minutes to see how a severely impaired judicial court system can convict an innocent man.

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         This case went before the 10th Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals in Denver, CO., where a Certificate of Appealability (COA) was granted and issued in May of 2006.

 

         This left the District Attorney with the choice of retrying the case, exonerating Joshua, or getting the State Attorney General to file a motion to reconsider the granting of the COA.

 

         The State Attorney filed the motion. Additionally, 2 more judges originating from Oklahoma, and 23 months later, the COA was denied and dismissed for being out of time in April of 2008.