Alabama governor reduces death sentence amid evidence doubts
The governor of Alabama commuted the death sentence of Toforest Johnson to life in prison without parole after concerns about his conviction and credible alibi witnesses emerged. Johnson, convicted in 1995 for murder, maintains his innocence, and his legal team continues to seek a new trial amid ongoing questions about the evidence and witness testimony. Several former officials and supporters advocate for overturning his conviction, highlighting significant doubts about the case.
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