Chris Nell was wrongfully convicted of murder in 2008, for which, he is serving a life sentence. I have been HIV+ for many years. I did not kill Karen Taylor.
"My name is Chris Nell and I grew up in Laguna Beach, California. After graduating from High School in 1975, I traveled extensively overseas in Europe and Asia. I lived in Thailand for 11 years and am fluent in their language. In June 2005, a close friend and former girlfriend of mine, Karen Taylor, took her own life by intentional overdose on medication that was prescribed to her for a terminal t
02/06/2017
Men who grew up in prison find the strength to be vulnerable At California's San Quentin prison, men who committed crimes when they were teenagers and are currently serving long or life sentences give their Brief But Spectacular takes on their crimes, the early traumas that affected their actions and how they're changing their lives now.
Innocent people don't plea guilty, right? Wrong. This is exactly what has happened to my brother, Chris Nell.
These are under-funded volunteer organizations who are horribly overloaded If you can't afford a fancy-pants attorney, these good people are your only hope for justice...
01/12/2016
How much is a year of your life worth? Most people wrongfully convicted receive nothing in compensation for time lost in prison unless they bring suit!
The Major Problem With Wrongful Convictions Will Absolutely Astound You The hit Netflix documentary series Making a Murderer made its viewers skeptical of America's criminal justice system and concerned about men and women wrongfully convicted of felony offenses. The show's main subject, 53-year-old Steven Avery, was accused of a violent sexual assault in 1985 and was
11/16/2015
Forced Confession is more prevalent than you know!
We are currently in the process of getting my brother's forced confession audio recordings and lab work from the Orange County Public Defender's Office.
Please wish us luck and keep this effort in your prayers!
ColorOfChange: Stop forced confessions and wrongful convictions ColorOfChange members joined Executive Director Rashad Robinson to deliver more than 66,000 petition signatures calling on justice for the Cook County 10 and...
09/01/2015
The notion of making a profit off of people who are incarcerated makes my blood boil! Do you know that in the state of California, they allow exactly 73 CENTS per inmate, per meal, for instance??!!
These 7 Household Names Make a Killing Off of the Prison-Industrial Complex You won't believe who's on this list.
09/01/2015