Subject: Carolyn Muncey

• Paul House Saga Continues

  June 17, 2008

• Lock Up Your Daughters!

  July 2, 2008

• Dead Wrong

  June 26, 2008

• Free at Last

  Why a federal judge is ready to let Paul House go

  April 10, 2008

• Homeward Bound?

  A death row inmate who is probably innocent reaches the brink of freedom, only to wait a little longer

  March 6, 2008

• Attorney General or House Keeper?

  Tennessee’s top prosecutor makes a last-ditch attempt to keep an ailing and likely innocent man on death row

  January 24, 2008

• Closer to Freedom

  AG changes course, agrees a federal judge should resolve the controversial Paul House case

  July 19, 2007

• Pleading for a Pardon

  State lawmakers and a federal judge urge the governor to free Paul House

  June 28, 2007

• A Vicious Circle

  The controversial Paul House case is now in the hands of the same federal judge who was unimpressed years ago with exonerating DNA evidence

  February 8, 2007

• Be Very Afraid

  December 14, 2006

• Our Critics Picks

  FREE PAUL HOUSE CONCERT, THURSDAY, 14^TH

  December 14, 2006

• Justice Denied

  The U.S. Supreme Court says Paul House shouldn’t be on death row, but Tennessee officials don’t seem to care

  December 7, 2006

• Failing to Execute

  Governor gives Workman another reprieve; is he gun- shy about the death penalty?

  January 15, 2004

• SCOTUS Gets It Right

  June 15, 2006

• Stop Killing, Start Listening

  Scene writers opine on the death penalty and community radio

  April 6, 2006

• To Kill or Not to Kill

  In concept, we think the death penalty is a fair and justifiable punishment.

  March 31, 2005

• Innocent on Death Row?

  Over the last few decades, 117 death row inmates have been exonerated and released nationwide. Tennessee may be housing No. 118.

  March 31, 2005

• DA Drops Charges Against Death Row Inmate Paul House

  MSNBCCharges against Paul House were dropped today after District Attorney Paul Phillips petitioned Judge Jon Kerry Blackwood to put to rest the case against a man who spent 22 years on death row.This some three years after the U.S. Supreme Court declared "no reasonable juror" would convict House of murdering Carolyn Muncey in rural Union County. The rationale was that House raped Muncey then bludgeoned her to death to keep from getting caught. DNA evidence, however, proved he did not rape Munce

  May 12, 2009