CONVICTED BY BAD SCIENCE
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CONVICTED BY BAD SCIENCE
A fire. A family. A conviction built on bad science. David Gavitt spent nearly 27 years in prison after a tragic house fire took his wife and daughters—until modern arson science proved the evidence used against him was wrong. But not everyone has been exonerated. As forensic science evolves, the justice system doesn’t always keep up. So ...
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