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About Walter McMillian: American prisoner (1941 - 2013) | Biography, Facts, Career, Life
Walter McMillian
What Happened To The Real Walter From Just Mercy?
Meet the Alabama sheriff who kept hundreds of thousands in inmate food funds for personal use
An Alabama Sheriff, a Mystery Check and a Blogger Who Cried Foul - The New York Times
Just Mercy' trivia: real-life sheriff Thomas Tate, who inspired the film's character by the same name, retired in 2018-- the same year it came out he had pocketed over $100k in funds
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Just Mercy': Were Police Reprimanded After Walter McMillian Release? | True Crime Buzz
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New sheriff in town: Alabama has 20 of them, actually - al.com
Commandant of Cadets/Dean of Students - New Mexico Military Institute
Walter McMillian
New sheriff in town: Alabama has 20 of them, actually - al.com
In the Hate of Dixie — THE BITTER SOUTHERNER
Lawman Keeps $750K In Inmate Food Funds, Buys Beach Home, Blames Media | Talking Points Memo
New sheriff in town: Alabama has 20 of them, actually - al.com
Just Mercy vs. the True Story of Walter McMillian and Bryan Stevenson
Just Mercy' trivia: real-life sheriff Thomas Tate, who inspired the film's character by the same name, retired in 2018-- the same year it came out he had pocketed over $100k in funds
Thomas Tate, Ed.D. - University of Alabama - Opelika, Alabama, United States | LinkedIn
Just Mercy vs. the True Story of Walter McMillian and Bryan Stevenson
Just Mercy accuracy: Fact vs. fiction in the Michael B. Jordan movie about the death penalty.
An Alabama Sheriff, a Mystery Check and a Blogger Who Cried Foul - The New York Times
Just Mercy': Were Police Reprimanded After Walter McMillian Release? | True Crime Buzz
Innocent Black people more likely to be exonerated from death row | Montana Innocence Project
An Alabama Sheriff, a Mystery Check and a Blogger Who Cried Foul - The New York Times
Just Mercy: Guilty Until Proven Innocent?
Just Mercy accuracy: Fact vs. fiction in the Michael B. Jordan movie about the death penalty.