The case prosecuting the tragic deaths of six Kansas City firefighters was always shaky . . . Today one of the worst parts of that media-fueled prosecution was addressed.
Checkit . . .
Fox4: Judge decides man convicted in 1988 explosion that killed 6 KC firefighters will go free
Deets:
"Bryan Sheppard, the man convicted in the deaths of six firefighters in one of the worst explosions ever to rock Kansas City learned on Friday that he will get out of prison. On Friday, the judge decided Sheppard should be resentenced to 'time-served'."
There might be reaction and rage over this one . . . But even a cursory look at the facts and EXCEPTIONAL REPORTING on this case should reveal that it's one of the worst miscarriages of justice in Kansas City history and actually disgraced the memory of brave first responders killed in the line of duty.
Developing . . .
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