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Known as Baldwin exhibit 76, because it is concurrently under consideration in Jason Baldwin’s hearing for a new trial in Jonesboro, the sworn affidavit reveals shocking details of improper conversations held by the jury foreman, Kent Arnold

The official website in support of releasing the West Memphis Three.

"All the evidence, DNA and eyewitness accounts and everything that have come out in the past few years, all point toward another individual and there's not a shred that points towards the West Memphis Three."

Judge David Burnett ruled Wednesday that two men convicted of killing three West Memphis boys will not receive a new trial. Two parents of the murder victims, Pam Hobbs and Mark Byers, were both not happy with the ruling.

Judge David Burnett told the Jonesboro Sun that a decision on whether to grant new trials for Jason Baldwin and Jessie Misskelley Jr. could come Monday or Tuesday.

The West Memphis 3 case has been a high profile crime case for the past 16 years.  Sitting across the banks of the Mighty Mississippi lays West Memphis, Arkansas. 

On Sunday, Burnett told a reporter that, yes, he was intending to run for the Senate; AND that he was sick and tired of this West Memphis case. An appellant might feel better if the judge did not tell the newspaper he was sick of the case.

There was a time that Pamela Hobbs believed justice had been served for her young son's murder.

DILLIGAF, everyone! Another year has gone by, and what a huge one it was for Social Blend! This compilation is a collection of the best moments from all of our episodes during 2009, including serious shows, but there’s also many laughs as well.

A federal judge has dismissed a defamation lawsuit filed against the Dixie Chicks by the stepfather of one of three 8-year-old boys killed in Arkansas 15 years ago.

The West Memphis Three; Damien Echols, Jason Baldwin, and Jessie Misskelley; were adolescents during the time of their conviction, which was predominantly focused on their musical interests and their clothing, and based upon accusations of Satanism...

Neighbors say they saw Stevie Branch, Christopher Byers and Michael Moore with Branch's stepfather, Terry Hobbs, just before their disappearance. It's a claim Damien Echols believes helps his case for a new trial.

An error-riddled confession and new evidence cause doubt in the convictions for the murders of three Arkansas boys. A news article from the New York Times on the West Memphis Three.

I've seen police lie to children in all manner of ways, telling one child that his dead sister's blood was found in his bedroom and a different boy that his father had awakened from a coma and told police the boy was his assailant.

A retired circuit judge is now weighing an appeal by two men convicted in the 1993 slayings of three West Memphis boys. He says he expects to make a decision by Thanksgiving.

Pam Hobbs, mother of victim Stevie Branch, told Little Rock's KTHV she doesn't think Jason Baldwin, Jessie Misskelley and Damien Echols killed her son and two other 8-year-old boys, Christopher Byers and Michael Moore, in West Memphis in May 1993...

Social Blend 83 is a special HEAVY METAL episode, as we’re joined by Jeremy Rosen, director of new media for Roadrunner Records.

The Arkansas Supreme Court today received the completed appeal from Damien Echols requesting the court overturn the lower court’s decision and grant him a new trial based upon new DNA and forensic evidence, as well as recently uncovered evidence...

In the ongoing case of WM3, it's been discovered that Judge Burnett had not sent sealed affidavits on Damien's appeal to the Supreme Court until ordered to do so. In turn, it's been found that a clerk has been "sealing" records that shouldn't be sealed

We hit into the Social Blend Eighties in a show jam-packed of all kinds of ridiculous and serious stuff.

Judge David Burnett approved a continuance Monday in the case of Jason Baldwin and Jessie Misskelley, who are seeking a new trial under claims that they had ineffectual counsel. The two were convicted along with Damien Echols in 1993

Vicki Hutcheson originally testified in Jesse Misskelley's trial in 1994 that she saw Damien Echols and Misskelley participating in satanic rituals. But the defense Friday submitted a 2004 transcript of her recanting it all under oath.