Ed Graf arson trial: Jeremy Stahl reads “The Trials of Ed Graf.”

In 1988, Ed Graf Was Convicted of Arson. Could New Science Set Him Free? (Audio)

In 1988, Ed Graf Was Convicted of Arson. Could New Science Set Him Free? (Audio)

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Aug. 18 2015 6:24 PM
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Slate Voice: “The Trials of Ed Graf”

Listen to Slate’s Jeremy Stahl read his story on how Ed Graf’s new trial pitted modern forensics against old-fashioned Texas justice.

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This podcast is part of a special Slate Plus package on Jeremy Stahl’s “The Trials of Ed Graf.”   Be sure to check out the other Slate Plus exclusives related to this story, including a look at how Texas executed Cameron Todd Willingham based on faulty evidence and tried to cover it up, and a profile of Willingham’s family and their campaign to have him exonerated

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