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: StandDown Texas ProjectWillingham Case on Forensic Science Commission Agenda
By Steve Hall
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The Forensic Science Commission's next meeting is September 17, and the Todd Willingham case is on the agenda.In today's Austin American-Statesman, Chuck Lindell reports, "Fire marshal backs arson finding in man's execution." Here's an extended excerpt:The State Fire Marshal's Office stands behind its controversial
conclusion that Cameron Todd Willingham started the house fire that
killed his three children in 1991, contradicting arson experts and
scientists who insist the agency relied on bad science in its
investigation.In a pointed letter to the Texas Forensic Science
Commission , which is nearing the end of a contentious review of the
Willingham arson investigation, Fire Marshal Paul Maldonado defended
his agency's handling of the case that led to Willingham's execution in
2004...continue to full postFull post as published by StandDown Texas Project on September 09, 2010 (boomark / email).
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