Donald E. McInnis, defense attorney in the Stephanie Crowe murder investigation, has moved from true crime to legal thrillers In…
Why do people confess to serious crimes they did not commit? Such an act appears totally against human nature. And yet, we have the case of the Central Park Five where five teenage boys didnt just say I did it.
The California Supreme Court on February 17, 2021, upheld a California law that prohibits a child 15 from being tried as an adult.
A. J. Hawke — Attorney at Law The young attorney defends a confessed killer in a seemingly unwinnable case, exposing…
Americans struggle to understand why police resort so quickly to deadly force when dealing with minorities, in particular the youth of our nation.
The San Diego Union-Tribune featured Donald McInnis, author of She’s So Cold: The Stephanie Crowe Murder Case — A Defense…
In case similar to the Stephanie Crowe murder, a 16-yr-old Black youth was accused of killing his mother, and he confessed after long hours of relentless interrogation by police. He spent 20 years in prison.
In Shes So Cold, Donald McInnis reveals how police coerced false confessions from innocent teenage boys, and lays out proposals for criminal justice system
Escondido, California, reeled from the breaking news that not only had three teenage boys been charged with the murder of 12-year-old Stephanie Crowe, but one of the boys was her 14-year-old brother, Michael.