The Recorder, July 23, by Petra Pasternak
http://www.law.com/jsp/ca/PubArticleCA.jsp?id=1184956608774 (requires registration)
Ty Alper…said that Alabama courts are “very hostile to people convicted of horrible crimes,” and that it’s very rare to help a man walk out of prison free. This was a first in Alper’s legal career, he said.
KCBS (740 AM), July 22 podcast
http://www.kcbs.com/pages/704231.php
“We started looking into his case and it wasn’t until then that we realized not only was this guy innocent, but there was outrageous misconduct…”
San Francisco Daily Journal, July 20, by Tim Hay
http://www.dailyjournal.com (requires registration)
“His own lawyers didn’t do him any favors…They didn’t investigate his case. But (Rhone) was smart enough to know he needed lawyers, and desperate enough to trust a stranger…”