Results That Speak Louder Than Allegations

Murder case resolved. Client cleared of charges.

A simple exchange of auto insurance involving a minor traffic accident evolved into a killing and charges of murder against my client. Analysis of the 911 emergency call coupled with interviews of eye witnesses cleared my 21 year old client of wrong doing. Christopher has regained his freedom. He has resumed life with his family and the woman he loves.

Justice was served.

An 11 minute journey into hell and a 7 month ordeal out of it.

April 6, 2023 a minor traffic accident morphed from a peaceful exchange of insurance information into a deadly encounter resulting in my client being charged with murder. After submitting our findings to the Grand Jury the case was NO BILLED.

In 2018 grandma was accused of molesting her grandchild. Facing 25 years to life. Super Aggravated Sexual Assault. Granny stood firm that it was a false allegation linked to a custody battle for the kids.On the day of trial August 2022, the State dismissed the case. Over the four years she was terminated from her job; her husband passed away Christmas 2021 and she was forbidden to be with the children. She lost everything. Photo provided by family of her first reunion with the kids. Granny is slowly regaining her life… free and clear of the most disturbing allegations that were made against her.

Why was an Uber driver wrongly charged with rape? His attorney says police missed obvious clues.

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Life Sentence for Suspected Texas Serial Rapist

September 13: Defendant Billy Joe Harris enters the Jackson County courtroom in handcuffs and leg shackles in Edna, Texas. (AP/The Victoria Advocate, Todd Krainin)

EDNA, Texas – A former Texas prison employee suspected of a being a serial rapist who targeted older women was sentenced Friday to life in prison for sexually assaulting a disabled woman.

Jurors who deliberated Billy Joe Harris’ sentence for less than 10 minutes also fined him $10,000, The Victoria Advocate reported.

The jury also took less than 10 minutes last week to convict the former state prison worker of sexually assaulting a 59-year-old disabled woman in Edna, about 100 miles southwest of Houston.

Harris, 54, claimed he had been having an affair with the woman and pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity. But jurors rejected claims that he suffered from multiple personality disorder.

Authorities say DNA samples also link Harris to five other assaults or attempted assaults involving women 65 to 91 years old over two years in central and Southeast Texas.

Investigators believe Harris is “The Twilight Rapist,” so named because most of the attacks happened just before dawn. The attacks rattled so many women that older volunteers at a Yoakum library in Southeast Texas began locking the doors during business hours and organizers at one community meeting gave away pepper spray as door prizes.

Authorities found evidence of careful planning at the many crime scenes, including cut phone lines outside homes.

During the trial, Harris’ body often trembled and twitched and he sat in the courtroom with paper stuffed in his ears. His attorney said Harris plugged his ears to “keep the voices from speaking to him.”

Harris wore handcuffs and chains in the courtroom, as well as a belt that could shock him because of a history of disruptive behavior.

Testifying in his defense, Harris told jurors he had been sexually abused as a child, has three other personalities inside of him and has been visited by aliens several times.

But prosecutors told jurors Harris’ assertions of mental illness were a con.

Harris had worked in several prisons around the state, mostly in food service. Background checks before his hiring revealed no prior criminal history, according to the Texas Department of Criminal Justice.

https://www.houstonpress.com/news/the-murderers-defender-6568108

https://www.chron.com/news/houston-texas/article/Woman-sentenced-to-60-years-for-attack-2004718.php