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William Irvan’s letter to You William Irvan asks you to read his letter (pdf) before you proceed with his case. The only evidence linking Irvan to the then cold capital case of 1987 is the perjured testimony by a federal prisoner with four (4) life sentences, who lied in order to get her daughter’s incarcerated father moved closer to her family. Even family members of the false informant testified that she was not credible. There is no physical evidence that proves Irvan’s guilt and the suspected perpetrator’s DNA was not tested. It is not clear why the jury convicted Irvan, and why they sent himRead More →

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Introduction Murder victim Patricia Jeschke (31) was stabbed and strangled in her apartment (St. Joseph, Missouri) on November 12, 1980. Her mother found her nude body on the bedroom floor the next day with several head wounds. Jeschke was a St. Joseph library secretary. Sandra Hemme says she knew Patricia Jeschke from the library. This seems to be not only a classic case of false confession by the accused. This is the case of a mental patient, who did not really know what happened or where she was at the time of the offense. When Hemme was interrogated by police without a defense attorney presentRead More →