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Greene: Clarence Moses-EL’s innocence ordeal nears its end
Finally.
Finally, Clarence Moses-EL gets some measure of closure.
Finally, Colorado’s justice system ends 32 years of elected officials seeing to it that whatever could go...
Greene: Copout
Friday’s deadline came and went for Beth McCann to make things right in one of Colorado’s longest and most twisted injustices. In choosing to...
Greene: Beth McCann, Colorado’s newest innocence denier
Beth McCann won her seat as Denver District Attorney on a promise to restore public confidence in an office notorious for defending law enforcement...
GREENE: There’s nothing sweeter than an exoneration. And also nothing sadder.
Twenty-nine years, two months, and 28 days.
That's how long it took Clarence Moses-EL to disentangle himself from a rape he didn’t commit, a 48-year...
GREENE: Jury finds Clarence Moses-EL not guilty
Update to "update": Susan Greene is working on a post-mortem of the Moses-EL case.
Update: Nearly three decades after going to prison for a rape...
Editor’s view: BAD FAITH
The retrial of Clarence Moses-EL for a 1987 sex assault starts Nov. 7th in Denver District Court.
Moses-EL, 60, served 28 years in prison before...
Denver DA to retry case against Clarence Moses-EL, despite another man’s...
Colorado’s Supreme Court has denied an emergency petition asking for a special prosecutor to replace the Denver District Attorney’s office in the case of...
Moses-EL case set for new trial with key evidence missing
The Denver District Attorney’s office is moving forward re-prosecuting Clarence Moses-EL for an attack to which another man has confessed.
Mitch Morrissey’s chief deputy convinced...
Denver DA’s office argues it should stay on Moses-EL case
Denver’s District Attorney Mitch Morrissey’s office is fighting an attempt to disqualify it from an innocence case in which it has been accused of...
‘Bringing what was done in the dark into the light’
DENVER-- A Colorado man who has spent more than a quarter-century in prison for a rape in which the victim claimed her attacker’s identity came to her “in a dream” is appealing his conviction based on new evidence.