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THE PERSECUTION OF OFFICER MICHAEL CHAPEL A CORRUPT GEORGIA
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On the morning of April 16, 1993, Emogene Thompson, a 51-year-old grandmother was found dead of gunshot wounds in her automobile in the driveway of the Gwinnco Muffler Shop in Sugar Hill, Georgia. One week later, Officer Michael Chapel, Gwinnett County’s highly decorated; top-cop was arrested for her murder. Chapel was tried, convicted and sentenced to two life terms plus five years for Emogene Thompson’s murder. All else we think we know about this bizarre case is pure fantasy. Officer Chapel was denied bail on continuingly flimsy technicalities,
and, even though the Gwinnett County Police and District Attorney knew at the
time Chapel to be innocent, they determined to convict him. They used the
delay between his arrest and trial to—plant evidence in his patrol car—to
alter photographic evidence of the crime scene—to secure classic hearsay
evidence from the victim’s friends—to manipulate the testimony of honest
witnesses—and to secure the perjured testimony of a number of key police
officers and other state and county officials—and the cooperation of members
of the Gwinnett County legal establishment, including even Chapel’s court
appointed attorney Johnny Moore. When the Georgia Supreme Court denied
his motion for a new trial, the so-called legal professionals deserted
Michael Chapel. An alternate juror at his trial who believed in Chapel’s
innocence contacted him in January of 2000 and together they began to
research his case. The truth about
the trial and the subsequent cover-up slowly began to emerge. As the
conspiracy began to unfold the truth flowed more quickly until it became a
torrent. As more and more of the issues in this case became untangled and
integrated into the whole, the issues and the case itself became crystal
clear as all the pieces fell neatly into place. The heart of the State’s case was the
victim’s DNA found in Chapel’s police cruiser that the State claimed could only
possibly
result from Emogene Thompson’s still missing and
bloody purse
being transferred from her car to his cruiser after her murder. Six months
after the trial, the purse was found buried in he woods behind Thompson’s
trailer home. The Police found no blood or
fingerprints on the purse. See the video clips above and “Purse Luminoled” and “Purse
Recovery” under “FORENSICS” to the
right. FOR
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