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# Rocky Mountain Innocence Center

Hope for the Innocent

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## Posts

- [News & Innocence Issues](https://rminnocence.org/news-innocence-issues/)
- [Behind the Scenes: How a Case Is Built](https://rminnocence.org/2025/06/27/behind-the-scenes-how-a-case-is-built/) - When a person is wrongfully convicted, the damage is deep, and the path to justice is long. At Rocky Mountain Innocence Center, exoneration is not a single act—it is a meticulous, multiyear process marked by rigorous investigation, collaboration, and legal advocacy. This behind-the-scenes look sheds light on what it truly takes to build a case
- [Beyond Freedom: The Financial Hurdles Exonerees Face After Wrongful Incarceration](https://rminnocence.org/2025/04/29/beyond-freedom-the-financial-hurdles-exonerees-face-after-wrongful-incarceration/) - April is National Financial Literacy Month, a time dedicated to highlighting the importance of financial education and empowerment. Yet for many clients who have been released after wrongful conviction, financial literacy is not just a tool for success; it is a matter of survival. After spending 5, 10, 15, or even 20+ years behind bars
- [Wrongful Conviction Day 2024 – The Collective Pursuit of Truth](https://rminnocence.org/2024/10/02/wrongful-conviction-day-2024-the-collective-pursuit-of-truth/) - Each year on October 2nd, we observe Wrongful Conviction Day, a time to raise awareness about the causes and profound impacts of wrongful convictions. This year’s theme, Pursuit of the Truth, underscores the critical role that truth plays in securing justice, restoring dignity, and rebuilding lives. It serves as a powerful reminder that the responsibility to uphold truth is shared by all of
- [Navigating the Path to Justice – How the Rocky Mountain Innocence Center Champions the Wrongfully Convicted](https://rminnocence.org/2024/08/22/navigating-the-path-to-justice-how-the-rocky-mountain-innocence-center-champions-the-wrongfully-convicted/) - In the shadow of every wrongful conviction lies a story of injustice, one that the Rocky Mountain Innocence Center (RMIC) is committed to uncovering and correcting. Each month, RMIC receives between 15 and 25 new requests for assistance from individuals who maintain their innocence, seeking the Center’s expertise to right the grievous wrongs they have
- [Your Support Changed Lives!](https://rminnocence.org/2023/09/07/wrongful-conviction-day-2023/) - You're invited to... RMIC's Wrongful Conviction Day Homecoming Celebration This year, we celebrate Wrongful Conviction Day in honor and in the presence of RMIC clients who have returned to their homes and families after serving decades in prison. Register Now! This is not just another fundraiser event but a moment in time where we recognize
- [Save The Date](https://rminnocence.org/2023/08/31/save-the-date/) - RMIC Wrongful Conviction Day Homecoming Celebration Registration is coming soon!
- [Hope for the Innocent Breakfast](https://rminnocence.org/2023/03/09/hope-for-the-innocent-breakfast/) - Rocky Mountain Innocence Center is a 501(c)(3) that relies solely on the financial support of our community members and businesses to allow us to continue providing 100% pro bono legal services for our clients in Utah, Nevada, and Wyoming that have been wrongfully convicted and represent mostly indigent clients who are also people of color.
- [Here's Your RMIC 2022 Recap!](https://rminnocence.org/2022/12/22/heres-your-rmic-2022-recap/) - Since 2000, the Rocky Mountain Innocence Center has been working hard in pursuit of our mission to prevent and correct wrongful convictions in the states of Utah, Nevada, and Wyoming. This mission has guided our work through this last year, and we have remained steadfast through 2022 with that in mind. I am happy to share with you some of the changes and accomplishments from this year!
- [Rocky Mountain Innocence Center, Professor Jensie L. Anderson, and Parr Brown Gee &  Loveless Attorneys Obtain Exoneration and Compensation](https://rminnocence.org/2022/09/06/rocky-mountain-innocence-center-professor-jensie-l-anderson-and-parr-brown-gee-loveless-attorneys-obtain-exoneration-and-compensation/) - FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Kristy Columbia, Executive Director, Rocky Mountain Innocence Center Phone: (801) 355-1888 Email: kcolumbia@rminnocence.org Rocky Mountain Innocence Center, Professor Jensie L. Anderson, and Parr Brown Gee & Loveless Attorneys Obtain Exoneration and Compensation SEPTEMBER 06, 2022, SALT LAKE CITY - On May 16, 2008, Michael W. Thompson was sentenced to two concurrent
- [The Beehive State Must Not Risk the Execution of the Innocent By Allowing the Death Penalty](https://rminnocence.org/2021/12/29/the-beehive-state-must-not-risk-the-execution-of-the-innocent-by-allowing-the-death-penalty/) - #post_excerptPeople think that DNA is the answer to all crimes; however, it is only available in fewer than 10 percent of all cases.
- [[Video] Wrongful Conviction Day is TODAY](https://rminnocence.org/2021/10/02/wrongful-conviction-day-2021/) - October 2, 2021 is Wrongful Conviction Day to raise awareness about wrongful conviction and the personal, social, & emotional costs for directly impacted people and their families.
- [Join Us to Celebrate Innocence Work!](https://rminnocence.org/2021/09/01/join-us-to-celebrate-innocence-work/) - Please join us for a celebration of the 21st Anniversary of Rocky Mountain Innocence Center!
- [Call For More Utah Counties To Set Up Conviction Integrity Units](https://rminnocence.org/2021/08/31/call-for-more-utah-counties-to-set-up-conviction-integrity-units/) - The Rocky Mountain Innocence Center is calling for more counties in Utah to set up conviction integrity units, which are essentially review boards that work to free people who've been wrongfully convicted.
- [Clark County OKs Share Of $14.5M Payout To Wrongfully Imprisoned DeMarlo Berry](https://rminnocence.org/2021/03/12/wrongfully-imprisoned-demarlo-berry/) - DeMarlo Berry was awarded $14.5M payout last week as a results of his wrongful conviction of which he served over 22 years.
- [How Concealing Officer Misconduct Has Impacted Wrongful Convictions](https://rminnocence.org/2021/02/28/concealing-officer-misconduct/) - Check out our legal director Jensie Anderson as she discusses how concealing officer misconduct has impacted wrongful convictions with KJZZ.
- [Stamps For Monthly Correspondence With Clients](https://rminnocence.org/2021/02/23/stamps-for-monthly-correspondence/) - During the COVID-19 crisis, our mail output has been bigger than ever. Normally we are able to visit our clients, and we make every effort to do so at least once a year. With the health of our clients and other incarcerated individuals on the line, we've chosen to halt all prison visits until it
- [RMIC Attends Criminal Justice Reform Panel Presentation Featuring Van Jones, Mike Farrell, and Kirk Bloodsworth](https://rminnocence.org/2019/02/25/rmic-attends-criminal-justice-reform-panel-presentation-featuring-van-jones-mike-farrell-and-kirk-bloodsworth/) - It is a priority for the Rocky Mountain Innocence Center’s staff and volunteers to engage in community events. On January 7, 2017 we attended a panel presentation titled “Van Jones Talks Criminal Justice Reform: with Mike Farrell and Kirk Bloodsworth.” We were pleasantly surprised when Van Jones asked the audience if they knew who was
- [Rocky Mountain Innocence Center - DeMarlo Berry](https://rminnocence.org/2019/04/09/rocky-mountain-innocence-center-demarlo-berry/)
- [Congratulations to Jensie Anderson, Public Service Award Winner!](https://rminnocence.org/2019/11/19/jensie-anderson-public-service-award-winner/) - We are pleased to announce that RMIC’s Legal Director and Past President, Jensie L. Anderson is one of the Honorees of Utah Philanthropy Day on November 19, 2019. She will be recognized with the Lt. Governor's Public Service Award. Ms. Anderson served as RMIC President from 2001-2011 and is currently our Legal Director. She litigates
- [Celebrating 15 Years](https://rminnocence.org/2019/04/09/celebrating-15-years/)
- [Brady Material Law](https://rminnocence.org/2019/10/17/brady-material-law/) - What is Brady Material Law? Brady Material Law is the requirement for the prosecution to disclose any information that could be helpful for the case of the defense and that could help reduce the sentence of the defendant. In many cases, prosecutors will discover Brady Material, evidence that could help the defense to prove the
- [Parole](https://rminnocence.org/2019/10/17/parole/) - What is parole? Parole is the temporary or permanent release of a prisoner before the completion of their full sentence. Parole is determined by the parole board based on the behavior of the individual seeking parole. It is to be enforced by a parole officer. Innocent Individuals on Parole An important determinant of parole is
- [Evidence Preservation](https://rminnocence.org/2019/10/17/evidence-preservation/) - Problems Affecting Evidence Preservation Many individuals are convicted for crimes they did not commit due to the spoliation of evidence; the alteration of evidence to damage it, suppress it (Brady Material), and contaminate it. Such evidence may be critical for an individual's potential civil action. However, it can be very difficult to pursue cases of
- [DNA Evidence](https://rminnocence.org/2019/10/17/dna-evidence/) - What Is DNA? DNA is deoxyribonucleic acid is a compound consisting of a sugar-phosphate backbone and a nitrogenous base, together this is called a nucleotide. There are 4 nitrogenous bases that make up all human DNA: Thymine, Adenine, Guanine, and Cytosine, but their arrangement and order on DNA is specific to the individual. Nucleotides with
- [Bite Mark Evidence](https://rminnocence.org/2019/10/17/bite-mark-evidence/) - What is Bite Mark Evidence? If a victim of a crime is bitten, the impressions of a suspect's teeth can be taken and compared to the injuries sustained by the victim. Forensic dentists examine the victim’s bite mark for characteristics and arrangement of the teeth. Criticisms of Bite Mark Evidence Forensic dentistry has been heavily
- [Ineffective Assistance of Counsel](https://rminnocence.org/2019/10/17/ineffective-assistance-of-counsel/) - What is Ineffective Assistance of Counsel? By law, an individual has a right to assistance from a counsel. It is the job of a lawyer to investigate alibis and witnesses, ask experts to analyze evidence, and be present at the trials. When lawyers are ineffective at trials, the innocent individual suffers. Their vulnerability as civilians
- [False Confessions/Testimonies](https://rminnocence.org/2019/10/17/false-confessions-testimonies/) - A person may confess to a crime they did not commit, but that confession is sometimes not an action of self-autonomy. Some factors can influence people to make false confessions or testimonies: Interrogations The Reid Technique is used to interrogate individuals by first asking non-accusatory questions to establish whether that person was involved in
- [Shaken Baby Syndrome](https://rminnocence.org/2019/10/17/shaken-baby-syndrome/) - What is shaken baby syndrome? Shaken baby syndrome (SBS) is a critical brain injury that occurs when an infant or toddler is shaken very roughly by a caregiver. This often occurs as a result of a caregiver’s frustration with the child. Babies and toddlers are at risk for this injury because their neck muscles have
- [Three Strikes Law](https://rminnocence.org/2019/10/17/three-strikes-law/) - What is 3 Strikes Law? In many states, such as Utah, 3 strikes law increases the penalties enforced on an individual for a third time offense in certain cases. Three Strikes Law is meant to deter individuals who have been convicted of a crime from reoffending. Criticisms of 3 Strikes Law There is

## Pages

- [Home](https://rminnocence.org/) - Support our Cause Donate now CLIENT STORIES Every dollar counts RMIC provides all of its services for free. With your help, we can bring innocent people home. Donate Now Spread the word RMIC Social Media: follow us to get the latest news on our activities Get Innocence Info MEET THE STAFF Kristy ColumbiaExecutive Director Jennifer
- [Adrian Gordon](https://rminnocence.org/adrian-gordon/) - In December 2001, twenty-year-old Adrian Gordon was wrongfully convicted of first-degree murder and sentenced to twenty-five years to life in prison. He always maintained his innocence. No physical evidence linked him to the crime. His conviction was based on unreliable testimony provided by a single alleged eyewitness. RMIC began investigating Mr. Gordon’s case in 2004.
- [Client Stories](https://rminnocence.org/client-stories/) - RMIC works to correct & prevent the wrongful conviction of innocent people in Utah, Nevada, and Wyoming by providinginvestigation & litigation services
- [Our Supporters](https://rminnocence.org/our-supporters/) - OUR DONORS The Rocky Mountain Innocence Center is deeply grateful to the many donors whose monetary support and volunteer time make our important work possible. MAJOR FUNDERS LEGAL SUPPORTERS
- [About Us](https://rminnocence.org/about-us/) - Since 2000, the Rocky Mountain Innocence Center (RMIC) is a non-profit organization working to correct and prevent the wrongful conviction of innocent people in Utah, Nevada, and Wyoming. We are the only organization in the region providing innocence investigation and litigation services – and we provide them entirely for free. Our Mission Our History What
- [Meet the Team](https://rminnocence.org/meet-the-team/) - Kristy Columbia Executive Director Kristy is originally from San Antonio, Texas, and she received her Bachelor of Arts in English and History in 1998. She then attended Thomas M. Cooley – Western Michigan University and received her Juris Doctor with a concentration in Litigation in 2001. She moved to Utah in 2020 and joined RMIC
- [RMIC Board](https://rminnocence.org/rmic-board/) - RMIC’s Board of Directors are dedicated members of the community that volunteer their time to free innocent people from prison. Rocky Mountain Innocence Center Board of Directors Board Officers Jonathan Jemming, Founder – The Law Office of Jonathan G. Jemming – President Kurt London, Managing Partner – London Harker – Immediate Past President Anne T.
- [Request Assistance](https://rminnocence.org/request-assistance/) - Request Help Because RMIC has limited resources and relies mostly on volunteers, we can consider only a very small number of cases. In order for us to consider a case: The prisoner must have been convicted of a serious felony in Nevada, Utah, or Wyoming The prisoner must have more than seven years left on his/her prison sentence The prisoner’s
- [Financials](https://rminnocence.org/financials/) - Rocky Mountain Innocence Center (RMIC) 2022 990
- [Ashley Bennett](https://rminnocence.org/ashley-bennett/) - In February 2002, Ashley Bennett was wrongfully convicted of first-degree murder with a gun enhancement and sentenced to life without the possibility of parole. Ashley’s conviction was based on the false testimony of two witnesses who implicated him as the perpetrator of the crime after being coerced into lying by law enforcement. One of these
- [What We Do](https://rminnocence.org/what-we-do/) - Rocky Mountain Innocence Center (RMIC) works to correct and prevent the wrongful conviction of innocent people in Utah, Nevada, and Wyoming. RMIC is the Innocence Network affiliate covering Utah, Nevada, and Wyoming and is the only nonprofit organization in this region providing pro bono post-conviction innocence investigation and litigation services to those who have been
- [Legislative Accomplishments](https://rminnocence.org/past-legislative-accomplishments/) - ROCKY MOUNTAIN INNOCENCE CENTER’S POLICY ADVOCACY Although RMIC’s primary mission is to bring the innocent home from prison, we are also deeply involved in educating policymakers on criminal justice reform. Our goals are three-fold: First, to provide mechanisms for our clients to get back into court to tell their stories of innocence; second, to promote
- [Bruce Dallas Goodman](https://rminnocence.org/bruce_dallas_goodman/) - Bruce Dallas Goodman spent 18 years in prison for a murder he did not commit. He was convicted in 1986 of murdering his girlfriend, Sherry Ann Williams, who was found raped, sodomized, beaten to death, and bound near an interstate exit north of Beaver, Utah. At his trial, prosecutors maintained that Mr. Goodman was the
- [Christopher Wickham](https://rminnocence.org/christopher_wickham/) - Christopher Wickham was wrongfully convicted in 1997 of two counts of aggravated sexual assault in Salt Lake City. He spent approximately 15 years in prison and was placed on the sex offender registry. Rocky Mountain Innocence Center began investigating Mr. Wickham’s claim of innocence five years ago, and in 2018, attorneys from the Salt Lake
- [Andrew Johnson](https://rminnocence.org/andrew_johnson/) - Andrew Johnson served 24 years in prison for a sexual assault and aggravated burglary he did not commit. On September 27, 1989, a jury convicted Mr. Johnson of sexual assault and aggravated burglary after the victim testified that she knew Mr. Johnson and that he was the perpetrator. Mr. Johnson maintained his innocence throughout his
- [Harry Miller](https://rminnocence.org/harry_miller/) - Harry Miller spent four years in prison for a robbery he did not commit. He was convicted in 2003 of an aggravated robbery at a convenience store. In December 2000, a woman was robbed at knifepoint in a store in Salt Lake City, Utah. The woman told police the robber was between 18 and 21 years
- [Deb Brown](https://rminnocence.org/deb_brown/) - Deb Brown spent 17 years in prison for a murder she did not commit. She was convicted in 1995 of murdering her friend and employer, Lael Brown, who was found shot to death in his home in Logan, Utah. On November 7, 1993, Deb Brown went to her employer’s home to check on him because he
- [Herbert Landry](https://rminnocence.org/herbert_landry/) - http://www.krcl.org/blog/radioactive-january-18-2017/ http://www.sltrib.com/home/4836151-155/katrina-evacuee-who-was-granted-new Herbert Landry spent over seven years in prison for aggravated arson – a crime he did not commit. In February of 2006, Mr. Landry, a Hurricane Katrina refugee, was in the process of vacating his Provo apartment as agreed upon with his landlord. Mr. Landry was able to find other accommodations at a
- [DeMarlo Berry](https://rminnocence.org/demarlo_berry/) - DeMarlo Berry was wrongfully convicted in 1995 at the age of 19 for the 1994 Las Vegas murder of Charles Burkes. Mr. Berry always maintained his innocence. Although there was no physical evidence linking Mr. Berry to the crime – no gun, no fingerprints, and no DNA – he was convicted and sentenced to life.
- [RMIC Virtual Fundraiser 2021](https://rminnocence.org/rmic-virtual-fundraiser-2021/) - Rocky Mountain Innocence Center is a non-profit organization working to correct and prevent wrongful conviction of innocent people in Utah, Nevada, and Wyoming
- [Contact Us](https://rminnocence.org/contact-us/) - Please contact RMIC if you are a prisoner in need of assistance, a law enforcement official, crime victim, or policymaker concerned about wrongful convictions, or a community member who would like to get involved in or support our work. Email: contact@rminnocence.org Phone Number: (801) 355-1888 Mailing address: Rocky Mountain Innocence Center 358 South 700 East,
- [Volunteer](https://rminnocence.org/volunteer/) - Volunteers make the world go ’round. If you’d like to make a difference by donating your time and talents to RMIC, please fill out the form below. Please enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Name *FirstLastEmail *Phone NumberAddressCommentSubmit
- [Post Conviction](https://rminnocence.org/post-conviction/)
- [Mishandling of Evidence](https://rminnocence.org/mishandling-of-evidence/)
- [Terms of Use](https://rminnocence.org/terms-of-use/) - Donation Refund Policy We are grateful for your donation and support of our organization. If you have made an error in making your donation or change your mind about contributing to our organization please contact us. Refunds are returned using the original method of payment. If you made your donation by credit card, your refund
- [Privacy Policy](https://rminnocence.org/privacy-policy/) - What Information Do We Collect? When you visit our website you may provide us with two types of information: personal information you knowingly choose to disclose that is collected on an individual basis and website use information collected on an aggregate basis as you and others browse our website. Personal Information You Choose to Provide
- [Education & Outreach](https://rminnocence.org/education-outreach/) - An RMIC Education In addition to assisting innocent people in prison, RMIC educates law enforcement, prosecutors, defense attorneys, judges and the general public about the causes and consequences of wrongful convictions. RMIC provides extensive educational opportunities in all three states we serve: University of Utah Brigham Young University Utah Judicial Council Las Vegas Metro Police
- [Resources](https://rminnocence.org/resources/) - Innocence Project (National) Innocence Network (National)
- [Our Mission](https://rminnocence.org/our-mission/) - RMIC works to correct and prevent the wrongful conviction of innocent people in Utah, Wyoming, and Nevada. We advocate for systemic reforms to improve our justice system and to create meaningful opportunities for the wrongfully convicted to prove their innocence and to receive compensation for their time spent behind bars. Innocence Work Our country
- [Our History](https://rminnocence.org/our-history/) - Founded in 2000, RMIC is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that works to correct and prevent the conviction of innocent people in Utah, Nevada, and Wyoming. RMIC examines both DNA and non-DNA cases and, in 2004, achieved the DNA exoneration of Bruce Dallas Goodman, who served 18 years in prison for a rape and murder he
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## Testimonials

- [DeMarlo Berry](https://rminnocence.org/testimonial/demarlo-berry/) - DeMarlo Berry was wrongfully convicted in 1995 at the age of 19 for the 1994 Las Vegas murder of Charles Burkes. Mr. Berry always maintained his innocence. Although there was no physical evidence linking Mr. Berry to the crime – no gun, no fingerprints, and no DNA – he was convicted and sentenced to life.

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- [Shaken Baby Syndrome](https://rminnocence.org/category/causes-of-wrongful-convictions/shaken-baby-syndrome/)
- [Three Strikes Law](https://rminnocence.org/category/causes-of-wrongful-convictions/three-strikes-law/)
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