Justice for Jason:
Harold “Jason” Craig was wrongly convicted of theft based on perjured testimony, prosecutorial misconduct, and a lack of investigation. Help get Justice for Jason today!
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Important Updates
Letter to Ohio Representative Jim Jordan
Jason’s latest motion denied by the Sixth District Court of Appeals. Read more here.
A Case of Prosecutorial Misconduct? Lead prosecutor in Craig’s case named in NPR investigation
The Ohio Innocence Project has taken up Jason’s case!
Welcome
The purpose of this website is to provide undisputable facts on the corrupt conviction of Harold Jason Craig.
The evidence you are about to see would make any reasonable person angry about how easy the system can victimize anyone it wishes.
The Wood County Ohio prosecutor never received a complaint of theft. The “victim” did not participate in the investigation and never made a single accusation. This began as complaints to the Ohio Attorney General and became a “political case” as described it testimony by the AG investigator. The case is based on perjured testimony, prosecutorial misconduct, and a lack of investigation by those involved. Jason has paid the price for their failure.
Upon his arrest Jason and his companion Alexandria had their lives turned upside down. They moved from their comfortable lives in Lakewood Ohio where Jason was a professional driver and Alexandria was attending Arizona State University and worked at Starbucks. The simple life was a happy life.
Since his conviction Jason has lost everything important. He lost his mother with a diagnosis of cancer and a short time to live. He was never able to talk to her between his incarceration and her death. He lost friendships and now has a strained relationship with his daughters due to his depression and he has a broken heart due to his loss of his best friend Alexandria. His life will never be the same. While Jason wishes he never had to suffer this tragedy, he would never wish it to go away. The people that he loves have had children including his own two grandchildren that would not be here if he had not gone to prison. He is also happy that his own children’s mother has been able to progress in her life.
What is a wrongful conviction?
A wrongful criminal conviction occurs when an individual is found guilty of a crime they did not commit. This can happen due to various factors from inadequate legal representation to prosecutorial misconduct.
How common are wrongful criminal convictions?
Wrongful criminal convictions are more common than people may think. Studies have shown that a significant number of individuals have been wrongfully convicted.
What are the consequences of a wrongful criminal conviction?
The consequences of a wrongful criminal conviction can be devastating. Innocent individuals may spend years or even decades in prison, facing the loss of their freedom, loss of friends and family, and other collateral damages.
How can wrongful criminal convictions be prevented?
Preventing wrongful criminal convictions requires improvements in the criminal justice system. Nothing will change if people are ignorant of the facts or apathetic about getting involved.
What can I do to support individuals who have been wrongly convicted?
There are several ways to support individuals who have been wrongfully convicted. You can raise awareness about such cases, advocate for reform, and donate to your state’s innocence project.
How can I contact you for more information?
If you have any questions or need assistance regarding wrongful criminal convictions, please don’t hesitate to contact us.
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