Kristine Bunch, exoneree and Vice President of INIP, and Fran Watson, President, are presenting at Terre Haute’s Human Rights Day. Event Details:Date: Wednesday, March 18, 2025Time: 10 am – 12 pmWhere: Sycamore Banquet Center Session 1 I 10:00-10:50 AM The presentation will include a focus on the case of Kristine Bunch v. State of Indiana. Kristine
Human Rights Day 2025 Read More »
An Indiana mother spent 17 years in prison after being wrongfully convicted of a fire that killed her 3-year-old son. Now the state of Indiana is set to financially compensate Kristine Bunch. Kristine and attorney Fran Watson joined us this morning to share her story. https://www.youtube.com/watch?app=desktop&v=yfvkL8T4-QY
The state of Indiana is compensating a mom for being wrongfully convicted Read More »
HAMMOND, Ind. (AP) — Roosevelt Glenn wants to ensure no one again has to endure the experiences he’s lived through as an innocent man who served nearly two decades behind bars for a crime he didn’t commit. Read More
Wrongfully convicted Indiana man seeking justice reform Read More »
Kristine Bunch was only 22 in 1996 when she was charged with the murder of her 3-year-old son, Anthony, who died in a house fire in Decatur County, Indiana. She was exonerated in 2012 after serving 17 years of a 60-year sentence. Read More
Kristine Bunch: Life After A Wrongful Conviction Read More »
Produced by Judy Rybak [This story first aired on Feb. 4. It was updated on Dec. 9.] HAMMOND, Ind. — For nearly two decades, Sally Glenn went to prison every other weekend to visit her son, Roosevelt. “It would hurt me. And when we’d leave there I would cry,” she told “48 Hours” correspondent Maureen
48 Hours: Guilty until Proven Innocent Read More »
Locked away for killing her 3-year-old son, a crime she says she didn’t commit, Kristine Bunch spent 16 years in prison fighting to prove her innocence. In 2012, the gavel finally fell in her favor. But true justice has yet to arrive. Read More
When Will Kristine Bunch Be Free? Read More »
Charges have been dismissed against a woman who served 16 years in prison after she was convicted of setting a fire that killed her 3-year-old son, the woman’s attorneys said Tuesday.