Anthony Charles Graves (born August 29, 1965) is the 138th exonerated death row inmate in America. [1] With no record of violence, [1] he was arrested at 26 years old, wrongfully convicted, and incarcerated for 18 years before finally being exonerated and released. [2]

Graves was exonerated from death row in Texas in 2010 and has become an advocate for criminal justice reform. He created the Anthony Graves Foundation, which has done work on a variety of criminal justice issues.

1994年11月1日 · During questioning, Carter, of Brenham, Texas, admitted he committed the murders and set the house ablaze. Pressed to name an accomplice, Carter pointed to Anthony Graves, 26, a cousin of his wife, Theresa Carter.

2015年6月12日 · HOUSTON -- A former Texas prosecutor has been stripped of his law license after a panel of the State Bar determined he withheld evidence and used false testimony to win a capital murder conviction...

2010年11月19日 · Anthony was 26 when he was arrested for the Somerville murder of Bobbie Davis, her daughter and four grandchildren. It was a gruesome murder in what could typically be described as a small, sleepy Texas town (population 1,704) settled between Houston and Austin.

2015年6月16日 · Former Texas prosecutor Charles Sebesta has been disbarred after the State Bar of Texas found that he withheld evidence and used false testimony to convict now-exonerated Anthony Graves of capital murder in 1994, according to an article in the Courier.

2013年7月23日 · Graves has turned the tragedy of his wrongful conviction into a fight for a smarter criminal justice system. Today Graves works in Texas, and travels around the country and the world enlightening politicians, criminal justice reform organizations, law students, and the general public about the injustices of our system and our need for ...

Anthony Graves spent 18 ½ years incarcerated for a murder he knew nothing about. Twelve of those years were spent in hellish conditions on Texas’ Death Row. He was freed and exonerated on October 27, 2010. Today, Anthony brings optimism and his unique perspective to the challenge of reforming our broken criminal justice system.

Anthony Graves: Wrongfully Convicted. Anthony Graves was accused of murdering six people, four of them children, in Somerville, Texas in 1992. He maintained his innocence since his arrest.

2010年10月28日 · Sixteen years after being convicted and sentenced to death for his involvement in the horrific murders of two women and four children in rural Sommerville, Texas, Anthony Graves was freed from prison yesterday years after evidence of his innocence surfaced.