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Son of wrongly executed Dallas man finds peace 70 years

Dallas man executed for 1954 murder declared innocent

Dallas County Commissioners passed a resolution on Wednesday declaring Tommy Lee Walker innocent of a 1954 murder, acknowledging that he was wrongfully executed by the state.

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Dallas man exonerated 70 years after execution

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Son of wrongly executed Dallas man finds peace 70 years with father's exoneration

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Posthumous Justice For Tommy Lee Walker: Dallas Declares Black Man Innocent 70 Years After Wrongful Electric Chair Death

Dallas County officials have formally declared Tommy Lee Walker innocent in the 1953 rape and murder of a woman, acknowledging that racial bias and misconduct led to his wrongful execution nearly 70 y...

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Dallas County officials declare a Black man executed in 1956 was wrongfully convicted

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Dallas commissioners exonerate man executed in 1954

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Dallas County exonerates Tommy Lee Walker, an innocent man executed in 1956

In a historic and deeply emotional move, Dallas County officials voted Wednesday to symbolically exonerate a man executed nearly 70 years ago for a crime he could not have committed. Tommy Lee Walker,

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Arrest made in Dallas rapper 'Zeethewizard' homicide case

An arrest has been made in the Zeethewizard homicide case from New Year's Day.

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Rapper Yella Beezy absent from court in Mo3 murder-for-hire case after death of mother

North Texas rapper Yella Beezy, whose legal name is Markies Conway, was scheduled for a pre-trial hearing in Dallas County on Friday, Jan. 16. The appearance comes as he awaits trial for his alleged role in a 2020 murder-for-hire plot that claimed the life of fellow rapper Mo3.

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Dallas County sues Trump administration over clawback of public health funds

Dallas is the second Texas county to sue over public health cuts after a judge ordered the Trump administration to return $20 million to Harris County last summer.