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Jun 10, 2002 · Walter Lomax became a suspect when he went to the police station voluntarily on December 12, 1967 because he had heard there was a warrant for him and wanted to find out why. There was no warrant for Walter, but later that day police picked up his brother Michael on a warrant for non-payment of child support.
Oct 13, 2022 · It’s a reality not many people know first hand like Walter Lomax. He’s the namesake of a law enacted last year aimed at compensating exonerated individuals like himself and Adnan Syed. Lomax, without a doubt, can fully identify with the vindication we saw unfold on cameras as Syed walked as a free man after spending more than 2 decades in ...
- Kendall Green
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In 2003, Dr. Lomax and his wife Beverly founded the Lomax Family Foundation. With all of his professional and business success, it is his family legacy that brought Dr. Lomax the most joy. Walter and Beverley were married for over 55 years and with six children, and 17 grandchildren. As part of the Founders Day 2022 for WURD Radio, LLC, the ...
Jan 18, 2023 · Hogan, a Republican, issued the pardon order Friday proclaiming Walter Lomax innocent, more than a year and a half after Hogan signed legislation bearing Lomax’s name. The 75-year-old spent ...
Jan 14, 2023 · On December 12, 1967, 20-year-old Walter Lomax, who had a record for car theft, assault and robbery, came to the police station because he believed there was a warrant out for his arrest. He was mistaken—the warrant was for his brother for non-payment of child support. Nonetheless, Lomax was put into several lineups and ultimately charged ...
Walter P. Lomax Jr. (July 31, 1932 – October 10, 2013) was an American physician, health administrator, and philanthropist from Philadelphia. Between the 1960s and 2000s, Lomax established a network of neighborhood clinics and correctional healthcare services and acquired WURD , then the only Black-owned and operated radio station in ...
Dec 24, 2020 · When the state takes away an innocent person’s liberty, it has a responsibility to make things right. The legislature and governor should finally fix exoneree compensation this session. — WALTER LOMAX. The writer spent 39 years in prison for a murder in Baltimore he did not commit. He was exonerated in 2014.
