
James Gibson
James Gibson is a man who was wrongfully convicted and tortured by the Chicago police in the 1990s, and his story has gained renewed attention through a recent podcast that explores decades of systemic police violence in Chicago.
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The dangers of driving after too much coffeeJames Gibson was wrongfully imprisoned for nearly 30 years after being tortured by police into confessing to a crime he did not commit.
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‘Tortured Justice’: Uncovering a story of decades-old police violence























