Doris Deal McCannon
Published: 1995
Total Pages: 424
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In 1991, Doris McCannon met Harold "Pete" Guyette, a man released in 1972 on a Writ of Habeas Corpus. Three years later, their travels led to the discovery of new & suppressed evidence showing how he was convicted for a crime in Nevada he did not commit. This book tells the story of Pete's early childhood to the day he was delivered, a convicted man, to the gates of the Nevada State Prison at the age of nineteen. It was April 1, 1966, April Fool's Day, in Elkhart, Indiana when Pete was arrested on a year old traffic warrant, & taken to jail, only to be questioned about a double murder that had occurred on March 12, 1966 in Fallon, Nevada. Pete thought it was a joke! This is the first of three books detailing what the Nevada & Indiana officials did to fabricate evidence, because there was no evidence linking him to the crime scene. Presently, a lawsuit is pending in the Reno Federal Court, documenting the contents of the book. Order from "A Last Chance Publisher", P.O. Box 279, Pleasant Garden, NC 27313, Tel. 800-990-9502.