Is an imprisoned Blue Springs man innocent in his wife's death? A law program took a closer look

Дата публикации: 10-06-2026 09:00:00

For more than 35 years, Cliff Middleton has been fighting to free his father from a Missouri prison for a crime they say he didn’t commit. In 1991, Ken Middleton was convicted of murdering his wife in their Blue Springs home, but the Georgetown University Law Center program “Making an Exoneree” reinvestigated and noted glaring discrepancies with his case.

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