And it couldn’t have happened to a nicer murderer. Meet Wilford M. Galloway, who was convicted of 1st degree murder in Kansas, but will be eligible for parole this summer. Guess what the “M” stands for. (HINT: It’s not “murderer.”)
It’s finally happened, people. Twitter has hit the criminal justice system. A tech-savvy (and kind of sadistic) judge in Mississippi is making news for his unusual decision to force a paroled convict to tweet every ten minutes as a way of updating his parole officer of his whereabouts. It’s tough to know who’s being punished more - the convict or whoever’s following him. View Image ›
