Exonerated man reaches $7 million settlement after 48 years in prison. Glynn Simmons became the longest-serving inmate to be found innocent of a crime when he was exonerated of murder last year in ...

The ruling is a big step for Glynn Simmons, who after spending 48 years in Oklahoma prison, is the longest serving wrongfully convicted man in the US. Hotspots ranked Start the day smarter ☀️ ...

The city of Edmond, Oklahoma, agreed to a settlement on Monday of over $7 million for Glynn Ray Simmons, a former death row inmate who was exonerated after spending nearly five decades behind bars.

The man, Glynn Simmons, 71, now drives a food truck called FreeMan’s Food Truck in Oklahoma City, serving grilled salmon, hot dogs and burgers, according to one of his lawyers, John W. Coyle III.

Simmons served 48 years, one month and 18 days, making him the longest imprisoned U.S. inmate to be exonerated, according to data kept by The National Registry of Exonerations.

Oklahoma City in Oklahoma to pay more than $7M to former death row inmate exonerated after nearly 50 years in prison Glynn Ray Simmons, 71, was the longest-serving inmate to be declared innocent ...

The Edmond, Okla., city council agreed to a $7.2 million settlement with Glynn Simmons earlier this week after he filed a civil rights lawsuit against the city and the estate of former Edmond ...

Glynn Ray Simmons, who was exonerated after facing the death penalty and spending five decades in prison, will now receive $7.15 million in compensation. Simmons, 71, will receive the award after ...

The Edmond City Council voted without comment on Monday to settle the lawsuit filed by Glynn Ray Simmons, 71, against the Oklahoma City suburb and a former police detective for $7.15 million.

Glynn Simmons holds a dubious and painful distinction. He served a longer amount of time in prison before being exonerated than anyone else in American history.. The state of Oklahoma kept him ...

T he city of Edmond, Oklahoma, agreed to a settlement on Monday of over $7 million for Glynn Ray Simmons, a former death row inmate who was exonerated after spending nearly five decades behind bars.

The Edmond City Council voted without comment on Monday to settle the lawsuit filed by Glynn Ray Simmons, 71, against the Oklahoma City suburb and a former police detective for $7.15 million.