Oregon Confidential
Phil StanfordFrom Big Jim Elkins to the Francke case and beyond...
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More questions for the Prince of Darkness
The Prince of Darkness – which is how he identified himself with a sign over his office in Utah after he was was forced out of his job as lawyer for the Oregon prison system one week before the murder of Michael Francke – is of course Scott...
They knew he had an alibi – and they railroaded him anyway
This is a reprint of the second Substack that I think significantly advances what we know about the corrupt state police investigation in the Francke murder case. Like the previous post (“It’s going to blow the top off everything”) it’s the...
"It's going to blow the top off everything"
For newcomers and anyone else who might have missed it first time around, here’s what I consider one of the two most important Substack chapters I’ve written on the Francke case.
The house at 942 Park Avenue
Six years ago when Judge John Acosta announced his decision exonerating Frank Gable and ordering his release after thirty years in prison, one of my favorite reporters at the Oregonian (she apparently still believes Gable did it) dialed up ...
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