Podcast Episodes
- Suspect Convictions Episode 1: Frantic 911 Calls Reveal Father's Grief
- Suspect Convictions Episode 2: Window Reveals Web Of Evidence
- Suspect Convictions Episode 3: Does Modern Forensics Undercut Sex Assault Motive?
- Suspect Convictions Episode 4: True-Crime Experts Give Case Fresh Look
- Suspect Convictions Episode 5: How Did Misook Become A Killer?
- Suspect Convictions Episode 6: Shades of 'Serial' In McNeil Case
- Suspect Convictions Episode 7: An Unusual Crime, But Enough To Exonerate?
- Suspect Convictions Episode 8: Tough Questions For Bart
- Suspect Convictions Episode 9: New Look At DNA Evidence
- Suspect Convictions Episode 10: A Letter From Misook
- Suspect Convictions Episode 11: Fighting For Their Cousin
- Suspect Convictions Episode 12: A Curious Bed Purchase
- Suspect Convictions Episode 13: Bart Before Prison
- Suspect Convictions Episode 14: Season Finale and What's Next
Other Barton McNeil Coverage
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An appeals court has denied Barton McNeil’s request to reconsider evidence and grant him a new trial in a 1998 Bloomington murder.
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The two Bloomington men convicted of unrelated murders have maintained their innocence for decades. Both were denied new trials in circuit courts as part of their post-conviction appeals.
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Lawyers working on behalf of Barton McNeil have filed an appeal in the Fourth District Appellate Court seeking to reverse a trial court ruling that denied McNeil's request for a new trial.
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Freelance journalist Matthew Bremner said a similar experience in his own life — the accidental injury of infant son — caused him to revisit the story about a father accused of killing his 3-year-old daughter, Christina McNeil.
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New evidence in the murder case that sent Barton McNeil to prison for life in the death of his 3-year-old daughter would likely be inadmissible at a second trial, a McLean County judge has ruled.
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The woman accused by Barton McNeil of killing his 3-year-daughter, a crime that sent him to prison for 99 years, denied during a dramatic post-conviction hearing on Tuesday that she was responsible for the girl’s death.
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A judge has set a Nov. 21 hearing to allow lawyers for Barton McNeil to present new potential evidence to challenge his 1998 murder conviction.
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Child welfare records related to child abuse committed by Misook Nowlin can be used by Barton McNeil in his challenge to his 1998 murder conviction in his daughter's death, a judge ruled Tuesday at a hearing in McLean County court.