Convicted murderer enlists Britain's top psychic detective to help prove innocence.
November 21, 2005 (Press Release) --
A man who won a reprieve from execution in the States has enlisted the help of a psychic detective to help prove his innocence.
John Merritt was sentenced for execution in Miami Florida following his conviction for the slaying of medical researcher Darrell Davis in 1982.
An eleventh hour appeal, based on inadmissible evidence being used at his trial, won him a reprieve and his sentence was commuted to 35 years.
Now, acting on Merritt’s instructions, campaigners for his release have hired Britain’s top psychic detective, Robert Cracknell, to help uncover crucial evidence that will set him free.
Robert Cracknell, famous for his work on the Yorkshire Ripper case as well as dozens of murders and kidnappings, lives on the island of Cyprus. The psychic detective has written to the Florida Department of Corrections for permission to meet Merritt face to face.
Robert Cracknell’s spokesman Kizzi Nkwocha said: “Robert receives hundreds of requests for his services on a daily basis. He has, in the past, turned them all down. All except this one. He has a feeling about the Merritt case and believes he was meant to get involved.”
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John Merritt was sentenced for execution in Miami Florida following his conviction for the slaying of medical researcher Darrell Davis in 1982.
An eleventh hour appeal, based on inadmissible evidence being used at his trial, won him a reprieve and his sentence was commuted to 35 years.
Now, acting on Merritt’s instructions, campaigners for his release have hired Britain’s top psychic detective, Robert Cracknell, to help uncover crucial evidence that will set him free.
Robert Cracknell, famous for his work on the Yorkshire Ripper case as well as dozens of murders and kidnappings, lives on the island of Cyprus. The psychic detective has written to the Florida Department of Corrections for permission to meet Merritt face to face.
Robert Cracknell’s spokesman Kizzi Nkwocha said: “Robert receives hundreds of requests for his services on a daily basis. He has, in the past, turned them all down. All except this one. He has a feeling about the Merritt case and believes he was meant to get involved.”
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Contact: 0871-7201975 / 0871-7201709 / 00357-99762046
prhq@publicist.com
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