Nothing But The Truth

Continuation of James Coopers story in Greenville Mississippi in May 2023. We will continue to fight for Justice that James Cooper deserved from the start.

Podcast Intro: The Case of James Cooper

In our upcoming series, we delve into the heartbreaking and troubling case of James Cooper, whose death has left his family and community desperate for answers and justice. From the very start, the investigation into James's death has been plagued by roadblocks and evasive tactics from the Mississippi authorities, including the Washington County Sheriff’s Department, the coroner's office, and even the DA's office. Despite repeated requests for transparency, officials have refused to release crucial documents, citing an 'open investigation,' and have pressured the family to make decisions, like rushing a cremation, that could compromise any hope of uncovering the truth.

We’ll walk you through the timeline of events and the relentless pursuit of justice by James's family. We'll discuss the stalling techniques used by the authorities and how they seem designed to obstruct rather than aid this investigation. But we won’t stop there. Our team is committed to bringing the truth to light, no matter how long it takes. We’re working closely with legal experts, forensic specialists, and advocacy groups to challenge the secrecy and demand accountability. This is not just a fight for James Cooper—it’s a stand against a system that allows critical questions to go unanswered.

The family of James Cooper expresses their need for Justice in James Coopers case. The Washington County Sheriff's Department, the DA, and the crime lab, are all refusing Nadine Cooper any rights to her son's documents and refusing to investigate.

The case against Daryl Morris is far from clear-cut. The presence of unreliable eyewitness testimonies, a lack of concrete forensic evidence, implausible motives, and potential alternate suspects raise significant doubts about his guilt. The jury’s rapid verdict, questionable jury selection, and potential biases further highlight the need for a comprehensive review of this case. In the pursuit of justice, it is essential to ensure that all available evidence is thoroughly examined, and the truth prevails.

Lawton, OK 2003, Michael Gaines arrested and sentenced to life without parole for just standing in a doorway and running away while a robbery and murder took place. Bree and Kaelee discuss the issues with Michael Gaines case.

Michael D Gaines- Lawton Oklahoma Serving LWOP since 2003. Coerced by defense attorney, threatened with the death penalty, pled guilty to murder, in which he thought he was pleading guilty to robbery told to him by his defense attorney. Michael D. Gaines stood in the doorway, heard shots, and ran. He never held a gun, never went inside the apartment, never took anything from the apartment. Yet, he was coerced from the Lawton police detectives against his own will.

In 1997, Jermane Scott found himself at the center of a contentious legal battle in Springfield, Ohio. Convicted under circumstances that have since raised significant doubts, Scott’s case exemplifies the complexities of the justice system and the potential for miscarriages of justice. As the years unfolded, scrutiny of the evidence and the procedures surrounding his conviction began to mount, prompting Jermane Scott to demand a deeper investigation.

Laying out the beginning story of Michael D. Gaines life without parole conviction for a crime he did not do. Michael's case is one of not only convicting an innocent man of murder, placing him at the scene with a gun, and shooting it-but also violating his 6th Amendment Right.