Daniela Sawyer and Brittany Lannen Secure "Not Guilty" in Capital Murder Trial In a legal victory that has defied every industry standard, Lead Investigator Daniela Sawyer  and Defense Attorney Brittany Lannen  have secured a Not Guilty  verdict in a high-stakes capital murder case. The victory comes after a grueling 28-day investigation and a trial that began with a last-minute change in legal counsel. A Race Against the Death Penalty While capital cases typically involve ye

In the criminal justice system, there is a dangerous lure to prioritize a conviction over the truth. For Malachi Wright, that pursuit of a "win" cost him four years of his life, his reputation, and his future. The Charge: Built on Shadows In 2020, Malachi Wright was arrested and indicted for a murder outside a Waco Whataburger. On paper, the State’s case looked formidable. They claimed to have: Eye Witnesses: Individuals who identified Malachi as the shooter. Anonymous Tips:

The digital age has promised more efficient law enforcement, but as the case of Kyle Joseph Nielsen  proves, a single clerical error or a misread "Post-it note" can dismantle a person’s life in an instant. Recently , felony charges were dismissed against Nielsen, a Utah man who spent a year under the shadow of being labeled a school shooter and a sexual predator. While the District Attorney claims the system "worked," the reality paints a much darker picture of investigative

In a significant legal victory for the defense, all felony charges against Nicole Grams, the City of Marlin’s Animal Control Officer, have been officially dismissed. The case, which initially drew intense public scrutiny and centered on allegations of animal abuse at the local shelter, concluded after a rigorous examination of the facts by her legal team. A Lack of Evidence The turning point in the case came when the defense team—led by attorneys Matthew Wright  and David Mor

In the world of criminal defense, we often talk about the "burden of proof." We assume the system has its facts straight before it upends a person’s life. But what happens when the very foundation of a prosecution—the state’s own database—is fundamentally flawed? The story of Anthony Graeber  is a sobering look at how administrative errors can lead to a legal nightmare, and how a relentless defense team can be the only thing standing between a client and a wrongful conviction