NBA star Chris Paul's mother takes the stand in Winston-Salem 5 innocence hearing скачать в хорошем качестве

NBA star Chris Paul's mother takes the stand in Winston-Salem 5 innocence hearing

NBA star Chis Paul's grandfather, 61-year-old Nathaniel Jones, was found beaten to death in the carport of his Winston-Salem home in November 2002 - one day after he'd seen his grandson commit to playing basketball for Wake Forest University. Two years after the killing, brothers Rayshawn Banner and Nathaniel Cauthen were convicted of murder and robbery. In 2005, police arrested three others. All five were teenagers at the time of Jones' death, and all have stood by their innocence. They'd later be known as the 'Winston-Salem 5.' One of the men convicted, Dorrell Brayboy, died in 2019. He was stabbed shortly after he was released from prison. His record could be expunged posthumously, but only if the four other defendants are found innocent. In 2020, an eight-member panel of the North Carolina Innocence Inquiry Commission held a hearing to review the claims. At that hearing, a key witness recanted her testimony, saying she lied in court because she was coerced by law enforcement. The commission found sufficient evidence of innocence to have the case reviewed, and as a result, the exoneration hearings began last week in Winston-Salem. https://www.wfmynews2.com/article/new... SUBSCRIBE | https://bit.ly/2vsX74I Follow us: Facebook | https://bit.ly/3326pAY Twitter | https://bit.ly/2vIPZkT Instagram | https://bit.ly/39Ghs5a Download the WFMY News 2 app: ►Text the word APP to 336-379-5775 ►For iPhone | https://apple.co/3aaH6iM ►For Android | https://bit.ly/3aea9Sv