Voices from Beyond
Advanced AI Model Grok 4 on a New Hampshire Wrongful Conviction
A reflection by Los Angeles researcher Claire Best on a wrongful conviction in New Hampshire and a potential RICO claim spawned an in-depth analysis by AI Grok 4.
Justice and a Priest’s Right of Defense in the Diocese of Manchester
A right of defense for accused priests is supported on paper in the Diocese of Manchester, but in one case it has been suppressed and obstructed at every turn.
Travesty of Justice: The Ordeal of Father Gordon MacRae
God gives us all a cross to bear, but some are heavier than others. Few can match the weight of the one that Fr Gordon J MacRae has been carrying for two decades.
Untying the Knots of Sin in Prison by Marie Meaney
Beyond These Stone Walls is a global blog. These two brief posts were published in France by Marie Meany at Cheminons aves Marie qui défait les nɶuds. What follows is an English translation.
Judge Arthur Brennan Sentenced Father Gordon MacRae to Die in Prison
In 2011, former N.H. Judge Arthur Brennan was arrested at an "Occupy Movement" protest at the U.S. Capitol. In 1994, he sentenced Fr Gordon MacRae to die in prison.
Could Fr. Gordon MacRae Finally Go Free?
There is new evidence that the detective, whose investigative report led to the priest’s conviction, had submitted false reports in an earlier case, and likely in the MacRae case as well.
The Ordeal of Father Gordon MacRae
Noted sociologist Dr. Bill Donohue, President of the Catholic League for Religious and Civil Rights, investigated the unjust imprisonment of Father Gordon MacRae.
Police Investigative Misconduct Railroaded an Innocent Catholic Priest
Keene, NH sex crimes Detective James F. McLaughlin brought forward more than 1000 cases. One of them was an innocent Catholic priest sent to life in prison.