Josh Dubin

And what happens in that intervening month, I think people can draw their own obvious conclusions about what happens. But suffice to say, it's my opinion and my belief that they did a number on this guy. So he goes on to testify at all four of their trials individually. During which time the lead prosecutor gets a correspondence from the U.S.

And what happens in that intervening month, I think people can draw their own obvious conclusions about what happens. But suffice to say, it's my opinion and my belief that they did a number on this guy. So he goes on to testify at all four of their trials individually. During which time the lead prosecutor gets a correspondence from the U.S.

Secret Service saying that we know you use this man, William Avery Jr., as an informant. We have been using him as a paid informant in some food stamp sting, and we just caught him.

Secret Service saying that we know you use this man, William Avery Jr., as an informant. We have been using him as a paid informant in some food stamp sting, and we just caught him.

Secret Service saying that we know you use this man, William Avery Jr., as an informant. We have been using him as a paid informant in some food stamp sting, and we just caught him.

in a lie and he's compromising our investigations because he is accepting reward money and making things up and we're ceasing to use him as an informant and we are investigating him for crimes and giving us false information and accepting reward money for it. So the prosecutor you would think at that point would say, all right, it's over. Obviously it's over.

in a lie and he's compromising our investigations because he is accepting reward money and making things up and we're ceasing to use him as an informant and we are investigating him for crimes and giving us false information and accepting reward money for it. So the prosecutor you would think at that point would say, all right, it's over. Obviously it's over.

in a lie and he's compromising our investigations because he is accepting reward money and making things up and we're ceasing to use him as an informant and we are investigating him for crimes and giving us false information and accepting reward money for it. So the prosecutor you would think at that point would say, all right, it's over. Obviously it's over.

So these guys all get sentenced and convicted to, I believe it was 25 years to life. That's right. And I became involved in the case about two years ago, a year and a half ago, and dissected the record, and I was blown away by what I had seen, and I've seen it all. I found out that William Avery Jr., Walked into the FBI in 2004, and the FBI documents it, and he says, look, I was a drug addict.

So these guys all get sentenced and convicted to, I believe it was 25 years to life. That's right. And I became involved in the case about two years ago, a year and a half ago, and dissected the record, and I was blown away by what I had seen, and I've seen it all. I found out that William Avery Jr., Walked into the FBI in 2004, and the FBI documents it, and he says, look, I was a drug addict.

So these guys all get sentenced and convicted to, I believe it was 25 years to life. That's right. And I became involved in the case about two years ago, a year and a half ago, and dissected the record, and I was blown away by what I had seen, and I've seen it all. I found out that William Avery Jr., Walked into the FBI in 2004, and the FBI documents it, and he says, look, I was a drug addict.

My father had threatened me. He was a drug addict, and he made me go in there and tell a lie about these men and falsely implicate them in a murder that they didn't commit. I'm now off drugs, and I want to clear my conscience. So the FBI documents it and sends the report to the Lorain County prosecutors.

My father had threatened me. He was a drug addict, and he made me go in there and tell a lie about these men and falsely implicate them in a murder that they didn't commit. I'm now off drugs, and I want to clear my conscience. So the FBI documents it and sends the report to the Lorain County prosecutors.

My father had threatened me. He was a drug addict, and he made me go in there and tell a lie about these men and falsely implicate them in a murder that they didn't commit. I'm now off drugs, and I want to clear my conscience. So the FBI documents it and sends the report to the Lorain County prosecutors.

In 2006, Al Cleveland has an investigator searching for this man, William Avery Jr., for years. They couldn't find him. They finally find him. And they get an affidavit explaining, William Avery Jr. explains how he made the whole thing up. He recounts what he told the FBI. And post-conviction proceedings get scheduled.

In 2006, Al Cleveland has an investigator searching for this man, William Avery Jr., for years. They couldn't find him. They finally find him. And they get an affidavit explaining, William Avery Jr. explains how he made the whole thing up. He recounts what he told the FBI. And post-conviction proceedings get scheduled.

In 2006, Al Cleveland has an investigator searching for this man, William Avery Jr., for years. They couldn't find him. They finally find him. And they get an affidavit explaining, William Avery Jr. explains how he made the whole thing up. He recounts what he told the FBI. And post-conviction proceedings get scheduled.

And post-conviction proceedings is we're going to have a hearing as to whether Al Cleveland is innocent. So the hearing is before a judge named Judge Rothgary in Lorain County. And what happens in essence is that William Avery Jr. shows up to testify. And the judge tells him, before you testify, you should know your rights in words or substance. And he tells him that if you testify here.

And post-conviction proceedings is we're going to have a hearing as to whether Al Cleveland is innocent. So the hearing is before a judge named Judge Rothgary in Lorain County. And what happens in essence is that William Avery Jr. shows up to testify. And the judge tells him, before you testify, you should know your rights in words or substance. And he tells him that if you testify here.

And post-conviction proceedings is we're going to have a hearing as to whether Al Cleveland is innocent. So the hearing is before a judge named Judge Rothgary in Lorain County. And what happens in essence is that William Avery Jr. shows up to testify. And the judge tells him, before you testify, you should know your rights in words or substance. And he tells him that if you testify here.