Kevin Bailey
- Year
- 1989
- Where
- Illinois
- Source
- Innocence Project
- Evidence
- 1
Kevin Bailey was 19 years old when Chicago police used physically coercive techniques to get him to falsely confess to a 1989 murder.
One-line description from the Innocence Project. Records change. The source is the authority.
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Podcast episodes
- Show #606 - Kyle Chisholm, Phil Nicoletti, Justin Bogle, Weege with Dave Ginolfi and Kevin Bailey In-StudioThe PulpMX.com Show · 2024
- Design, AI, and the Future: Unpacking Trends with Design1st’s Kevin BaileyResilient Supply Chain — How Leaders Keep Business Moving · 2023
- Kevin Bailey - President / Product Development Expert - Design 1stFull Stack Leader · 2022
- Kevin BaileyRacers in Rental Cars · 2023
- Kevin Bailey – Race Winning BrandsBigMx Radio · 2025
In the Internet Archive
- Ten O'Clock News : KICU : December 28, 2013 11:30pm-12:31am PSTVideo · 2013
- Donald Kevin Bailey and Amanda Joy BaileyText
- 10 Climate Matters with Kevin Bailey part 2 1 - 11 - 19Audio · 2019
- Fall 2020 Move-InVideo · 2020
- Public Hearing on Bill 26-771 Tax Sale Equity Amendment Act - September 23, 2026Video · 2026
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