Apr 7, 2023 23 min

Ian Simmers

Today's episode covers the wrongful conviction of Ian Simmers. We also discuss the Reid technique and its controversial application to juvenile interrogations. ----------------- Sources: Judge won’t dismiss lawsuit from WA man imprisoned for 23 years in murder he didn’t commit Washington state man exonerated of murder files lawsuit Ian Simmers - National Registry of Exonerations Exonerated after 23 years in prison, man sues Bothell, Bothell police, King County and sheriff’s deputies Civil complaint (lawsuit) Kent man sues Bothell Police, King County for setting him up on murder charge | Kent Reporter A second chance, a brighter outlook State v. Simmers Framed for Murder at Age 16, Man Sues Police Who Set Him Up - Loevy & Loevy ------------------ https://linktr.ee/truecrimecatlawyer

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Today's episode covers the wrongful conviction of Ian Simmers. We also discuss the Reid technique and its controversial application to juvenile interrogations.

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