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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
October 19, 2011
Contact Dawn Bremer
per pro
Robert Will
Phone 713-294-3649
Email: dawn.bremer@gmail.com
LIVINGSTON, TX –– On October 19, 2011 a limited evidentiary hearing will take place for Robert Will who has resided on Death Row for 9 years. Robert Will has always maintained his innocence and instead declared another man shot Deputy Hill, the police officer Robert Will was sentenced to die for killing in 2002.
Now a new witness has joined the voices of three others who support Robert
Will’s innocence claim and have provided affidavits to the courts. This witness will give testimony to the courts on October 19th
that they saw the real killer shortly after the shooting with blood on him. The police never investigated the real shooter
because he is the son of a police officer.
Dawn Bremer, the spokesperson for the Robert Will Defense Committee commented
on the importance of the developments in the case, “This hearing can open the
door to letting the truth finally be brought to light and justice being served
not only for Mr. Will, but for Deputy Hill’s family by clearing an innocent man
and putting the focus on the real murder.”
Robert Will’s case is not unique and is in fact very similar to Troy
Davis’, the Death Row prisoner who was murdered by the state of Georgia on the
night of September 21, 2011. Davis also proclaimed his innocence until the very
end and hundreds of thousands of people rallied to his side, here in the United
States and around the world. Seven of the nine original witnesses recanted
their testimony and no actual evidence exits to tie Davis to the murder of the
police officer he was convicted and sentenced to death for killing.
Since 1976 over 130 people have been exonerated from Death Row in the
United States despite strict regulations around petitioning for new factual
evidence to be reviewed by a jury and judge.
The family of Deputy Barry Hill was devastated by the loss of Mr. Hill. Robert
Will’s family, a young son Robert Will hasn't seen since his incarceration in
2000 should not have to suffer that same fate. Someone killed Deputy Hill on
December 4th, 2000. Robert Will is not that guy.
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