"Trainum said police falsely told Boes she failed a polygraph test, had gasoline in her bedroom that matched the gas in the gas can and that her then-husband blamed her for the fire. They also told her her fingerprints were on the gas can."

Here's the essay: lawreview.syr.edu/wp-content/u...

Here was our episode: audioboom.com/posts/885871...

“Over the last couple of years, I’ve been able to identify at least 16 pieces of new evidence. Probably the biggest of which is a purported confession by Daniel P. Sampson that we now believe was forged and wasn’t his at all,” says David Steeves, a Toronto-based lawyer.

Here was my blog post earlier this week addressing the issue/recent ruling by the Supreme Court of Maryland: www.evidenceprofblog.com/2026/02/supr...

Here is the full order by the court: www.evidenceprofblog.com/wp-content/u...

Judge Michelle Johnson "wrote that prosecutors had suppressed key evidence in Porter’s trial, including the a witness statement identifying another suspect as the gunman, as well as the names of five witnesses that were never shared with the defense."