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December 28, 2011
Walker Railey: Convicted by Everybody Except a Jury of His Peers
Former Dallas Morning News star reporter Olive Talley has a piece in the paper today saying Walker Railey killed his wife and got away with it. Not in so many words. Forgive me if you're under 100 years old and this is all Greek to you. Railey was a certain local archetype -- the very promin ... More >>
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December 27, 2011
Twenty-Four Years After She Was Left to Die, Peggy Railey, Wife of Walker, Is Gone
In 1989, two years after the attack that left her in a vegetative state, People described Peggy Railey's existence as "death-in-life." Our Mark Graham documented as much years later when he visited her in the Tyler nursing home where she has spent the last two decades; today, he told me, spending ... More >>
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June 25, 2011
A Belated Farewell to The Thin Blue Line's Randall Dale Adams, "The First Innocent Man"
Via.Randall Dale Adams's mugshot for the crime he did not commit"It's an Everyman's story. It's the story of someone slipping through the cracks -- if you like, a nonfiction Twilight Zone episode." That was filmmaker Errol Morris talking, in 1988, about his documentary The Thin Blue Line -- other ... More >>
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January 13, 2011
A Dallas woman romances elderly men, digs deep into their pockets and calls it love. The police have a different name for it: Sweetheart Swindle
Via.Randall Dale Adams's mugshot for the crime he did not commit"It's an Everyman's story. It's the story of someone slipping through the cracks -- if you like, a nonfiction Twilight Zone episode." That was filmmaker Errol Morris talking, in 1988, about his documentary The Thin Blue Line -- other ... More >>
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September 27, 2007
A Devil's Deal in Dallas Court
A terrible crime plus skaky evidence tempts prosecutors to play a secret game of "let's make a deal"
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August 2, 2007
Chains of Evidence
How did Dallas convict so many innocents? With faulty eyewitnesses, sloppy police work and overzealous prosecutors.
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July 18, 2006
Heir Jordan?
How did Dallas convict so many innocents? With faulty eyewitnesses, sloppy police work and overzealous prosecutors.
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December 23, 1999
Good time Charlie
The don of Dallas criminal lawyers, Charles Tessmer reshaped justice through decades of hard-fought cases and hard drink
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May 6, 1999
The Cult of Darlie
A cast of Fellini-esque characters claiming they possess new evidence keep the Routier murder case in the national spotlight
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October 15, 1998
The Race Not Run
Republican Bill Hill is running against Democrat Rick Reed for district attorney. Don't think you have a choice.
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August 6, 1998
Defending Darlie
Wealthy Waco businessman Brian Pardo spends his time and money helping death-row inmates he believes are innocent. His efforts on behalf of Darlie Routier have raised suspicions about her husband--and about Pardo's motives.
News
November 27, 1997
Courthouse coup
How County Commissioner Jim Jackson and his right-wing Republican cronies have Dallas' judges running scared
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October 16, 1997
Letters
How County Commissioner Jim Jackson and his right-wing Republican cronies have Dallas' judges running scared
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April 3, 1997
Feeling the Burn
Unpaid Taxes, missing money, and a bitter business divorce threaten the empire of fitness guru Larry North
News
October 3, 1996
The haunting
To the grief of his children and his wife's family, Walker Railey is resurrecting his story

Blogs

Walker Railey: Convicted by Everybody Except a Jury of His Peers

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Twenty-Four Years After She Was Left to Die, Peggy Railey, Wife of Walker, Is Gone

Blogs

A Belated Farewell to The Thin Blue Line's Randall Dale Adams, "The First Innocent Man"

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A Dallas woman romances elderly men, digs deep into their pockets and calls it love. The police have a different name for it: Sweetheart Swindle

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A Devil's Deal in Dallas Court

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Chains of Evidence

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Heir Jordan?

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Good time Charlie

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The Cult of Darlie

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The Race Not Run

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Defending Darlie

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Courthouse coup

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Letters

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Feeling the Burn

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The haunting

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