Category Archives: Ray Krone bitemark case

Death sentences: A trail of dubious contributions to justice: questionable and in some cases, erroneous bitemark opinions.

Posted on May 14, 2014 by csidds

I have reported on this subject before, as the continued acceptance of the bitemark id “pseudoscience” in US courts still allows this prejudicial type of prosecutorial expert opinion to be considered “relevant evidence.” Continuing on this topic, my experience as a defense … Continue reading →

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Ray Krone’s Exoneration from bitemark evidence: THE INSIDE STORY @csidds

Posted on May 1, 2014 by csidds

Photo by: Heidi Huber/AP This picture has Ray Krone ( left) immediately after his release from AZ prison in 2000. Part of his story is below, which develops the persona of the Prosecutor Noel Levy who put Ray on  death … Continue reading →

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