On Saturday, September 24, 1988, the body of 19-year-old Anthony Cland was discovered on the

east side of Cleveland, Ohio in Rockefeller Park's Don Creek.

He had been stabbed in the chest three times and his throat was slit on the verge of decapitation.

The ground around him was undisturbed, suggesting that the murder occurred elsewhere.

One of the three men who came to identify the body on Monday, September 26, and thus began

to control the narrative, had arguably the most to gain from doing so.

A convicted rapist and drug dealer named Paul Stoney Lewis, who Anthony Cland had once

identified in another rape.

The two other men supported Stoney's narrative a trial.

During the investigation of fourth man emerged, the victims cuckled Edward Espinoza, who joined

the narrative and received leniency for the part he played in the murder in exchange for

his false eyewitness testimony against his employer Michael Keenan and his co-worker,

Joe Diabrosio.

Now some elements of the story were real and occurred on Thursday, September 22, but had

little to do with the actual night of Anthony Cland's murder, Friday, September 23.

Both Michael Keenan and Joe Diabrosio's were about on Friday night were known, and despite

Espinoza's two separate and contradictory avidavits, and knowing about the discrepancy

between the two knights, a prosecution nevertheless forged ahead, hiding a mountain of exulpatory

evidence, and sending Joe Diabrosio and Michael Keenan straight to death row.

This is Ron for Conviction, with Jason Flamme.

This is an announcement for all passengers flying from London Stunsted Airport this

festive season.

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