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The original indictment charges were two counts of aggravated rape. Penalty was death at the time of the crime. See how twisted everything became! Introduction TIME LINE MONDAY, MAY 9, 1977 (approx. 9 P.M. – 12 P.M.): Eighteen year-old Keith Laborde is driving around with his minor cousins Sharon and Karen Sanders in his old car. SUNDAY, MAY 22, 1977 (approx. 6 P.M.): Sharon and Karen Sanders report to Sheriff “Potch” Didier, Major Fabius Didier, Captain Floyd Juneau and Deputy Barbara DeCuir at the Avoyelles Parish Sheriff’s Office that a “black man” raped them on May 9, 1977. MONDAY, MAY 23, 1977: (7 A.M.): CaptainRead More →

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A white woman claims that she was raped by a black man. Clyde Charles was serving 17 years at the Louisiana State Penitentiary at Angola wrongfully convicted of this crime. DNA evidence freed him and contributed to his brother Marlo Charles’ conviction. Clyde Charles (now deceased) did not only believe but also did know that his brother Marlo was innocent. He told me in an interview conducted at his house that the victim lied and that she had to keep lying in order to cover up her previous lies, when the state set him up. The following is Marlo Charles’ account. He tells this story,Read More →

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Introduction The initial complaint was theft! When the police of Vivian, Louisiana, arrived at the alleged crime scene, the crime mystically mounted to forcible rape and first degree robbery, also reflected in the Bill of Information of September 6, 1996. On October 3, 1996, the Grand Jury of the Parish of Caddo eventually charged Darrien Brown with aggravated rape and first degree robbery. The trial jury acquitted Brown of the robbery charge. Darrien Brown was charged with and convicted of aggravated rape of a 70-year old woman, although no “weapon or instrument” was used according to the Sexual Assault History. A weapon was not neededRead More →