Dallas man freed by DNA testing after 27 years in prison
By SCHUYLER DIXON
DALLAS — James Lee Woodard could have been out of prison long ago, had he just confessed to a parole board that he was guilty of killing his girlfriend in 1980.
But the convicted Dallas man eventually stopped attending those hearings rather than admit ... (A link to this story will be included in your message)
By SCHUYLER DIXON
DALLAS — James Lee Woodard could have been out of prison long ago, had he just confessed to a parole board that he was guilty of killing his girlfriend in 1980.
But the convicted Dallas man eventually stopped attending those hearings rather than admit ...