The Justice Journal
Robert JusticeWriting Wrongful Convictions
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What's Denver's Dating Profile?
“What’s Denver’s dating profile?”
When the prolific novelist, Rachel Howzell Hall, asked me that question in a podcast interview, I was stumped.
“Is she sultry or what?” Rachel continued. “I want to know more about the city. Who is Denver...
Thirty-Thousand Years Are Real
Wrongful convictions can happen anywhere.
I’ve set my novels about systemic injustice leading to wrongful convictions in my hometown of Denver because I must not assume that what happens in other places is not also happening in my own bac...
Smith Road—The Shame of a City
Denver is a beautiful place to live. As a Denver native and one who has only ever lived in the Mile High City, I love the city I call home. However, part of my aim in setting my Wrongful Conviction Novels in Denver is to shine a light on th...
Denver's Burglars in Blue Were Real!
In A DREAM IN THE DARK I draw upon a dark time in the history of the Denver Police Department.
In the early 1960s, over fifty Denver police officers were arrested and sentenced to prison for participating in a large-scale burglary ring...
Killdozer Was Real
On June 4, 2004, Marvin Heemeyer locked himself inside a homemade tank and set out on a mission of destruction in the small town of Granby, Colorado. Secure in the yellow bulldozer covered in gray plates of steel reinforced with concrete, h...
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Author/Wrongful Conviction Novels ~ Host/Crime Writers of Color podcast ~ Finalist/2025Colorado Book Awards
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