History is rife with the names of great men who, through no fault of their own, were imprisoned at one point or another. And during their incarceration, instead of wasting their time, they produced meaningful works of literature. Sir Walter Raleigh wrote “The History of the World” while imprisoned in the Tower of London. Sir

When we outlined the crimes of 42-year-old Ronald Exantus yesterday, it was very difficult to imagine how the story could possibly become any more disturbing, infuriating, and insulting to our intelligence than it already was. As we reported, Exantus brutally murdered a six-year-old child in Kentucky named Logan Tipton in December of 2015, before violently

Today we’re going to talk about a case that is — without resorting to hyperbole — the worst miscarriage of justice I have ever heard about in my life. We have spent a lot of time on the epidemic of soft-on-crime policies in this country. We’ve talked about how woke DAs and judges and, in