By Cash Michaels For The Chronicle “Twenty years I’ve been trying to prove my innocence [of murder] … I didn’t do it. I wasn’t there. I can’t explain why people
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Photo by Tevin Stinson BY TEVIN STINSON THE CHRONICLE In 1984, Darryl Hunt was wrongfully convicted of rape and murder. While maintaining his innocence, Hunt would spend nearly two decades
Me, myself and Darryl Hunt To The Editor: Not many people in this world today can honestly say that they actually know someone who has mentally, spiritually and physically, walked
Photo by Tevin Stinson Rev. Dr. John Mendez speaks during the memorial service for Darryl Hunt at Emmanuel Baptist Church on Saturday, March 19. BY TEVIN STINSON THE CHRONICLE There
The Winston-Salem community is mourning the death of Darryl Hunt, the hometown black man who was accused of murder but
Thank you for covering event about Islamic faith in W-S To the Editor: Thank you Chronicle, especially T. Ramsey, for
Chronicle file photo The late Darryl Hunt, who was wrongly incar-cerated for a murder he didn’t commit for nearly two
Kwanzaa kick-off echoes calls to value black life (pictured above: Zen Sadler (center) helps Don Williams and Patricia Sadler light the
(pictured above: August Dark, Kalvin Michael Smith’s father, speaks to supporters at Lloyd Presbyterian Church.) For Darryl Hunt, Sept. 11
A lot of people are upset this week with the Forsyth County District Attorney’s Office’s decision to give the white
