Blank, Daniel Confession to six murders in a twelve-hour interrogation room in Texas
He confessed to six murders in a twelve-hour interrogation room in Texas, with no lawyer present and no physical evidence ever found to place him at any of the crime scenes, and yet Daniel Blank has spent over two decades on death row in Louisiana while the DNA on the murder weapons, beneath a dead man's fingernails, and on cigarette butts left at the scene continue to point to someone the system has never named. This is the story of a confession that became a conviction, a conviction that became a death sentence, and a death sentence that science may yet be forced to answer for.Become a…
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