Korey Wise Innocence Project

We came together in Denver to celebrate a year of work at KWIP, but the heart of the evening was Stephen Martinez. Getting to recognize his exoneration in a room filled with the people who helped make it happen meant a lot to all of us.

We also shared important progress in two active cases and celebrated the passage of the test kit bill. Thank you to for hosting and to everyone who continues to support this work.

We came together in Denver to celebrate a year of work at KWIP, but the heart of the evening was Stephen Martinez. Getting to recognize his exoneration in a room filled with the people who helped make it happen meant a lot to all of us.

We also shared important progress in two active cases and celebrated the passage of the test kit bill. Thank you to Stinson LLP for hosting and to everyone who continues to support this work.

8 Facts About James Genrich’s Case You Need to Know - Innocence Project James Genrich spent 34 years in prison wrongfully convicted of multiple homicides that occurred in Grand Junction, Colorado, as a result of a series of pipe bombings. Decades later, he was granted a retrial because those convictions had been based on since-discredited junk science. In April 2026, th...