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Joseph F. Dick

ST. JOE REMODELING, LLC

Joseph Dick
Director

MURRAY AMERICAN LEGION POST NO. 73, INC

Joseph W Dick
Director

DFD X-RAY SERVICE INC

2323 S Voss Rd STE 380, Houston, TX 77057
16505 Ln Cantera #327, San Antonio, TX 78256

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'Norfolk 4,' wrongly convicted of rape and murder, pardoned by Gov. McAuliffe

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r, who were convicted and imprisoned in the death of 18-year-old Michelle Moore-Bosko even as another man confessed and matched the DNA at the crime scene. Danial Williams, Derek Tice and Joseph Dick were all convicted of rape and murder, and a fourth sailor, Eric Wilson, was convicted of rape. Wil

Date

Mar 21, 2017

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U.S.

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Virginia governor pardons 'Norfolk 4' sailors in 1997 rape and killing of Michelle Moore-Bosko

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Three of the men Danial Williams, Joseph Dick and Derek Tice were granted conditional pardons in 2009 by then-Gov. Tim Kaine and released from prison because of doubts about their guilt, but their convictions remained on the books. The fourth man, Eric Wilson, who was convicted only of rape, had

Date

Mar 21, 2017

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U.S.

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'Norfolk Four' to Ask Va. Governor to Declare Them Innocent

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Gibney Jr. on Monday overturned the convictions of Danial Williams and Joseph Dick two of the so-called Norfolk Four, ex-sailors who claimed they were coerced into confessing to the 1997 rape and murder of Michelle Moore-Bosko. The four men, who were stationed at the Navy base in Norfolk, Virgini

Date

Nov 01, 2016

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U.S.

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Judge throws out rape, murder convictions of 2 'Norfolk Four' ex-sailors

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Danial Williams and Joseph Dick are two of the "Norfolk Four," ex-sailors who have long claimed that police coerced them into falsely confessing. They're no longer in prison, but faced certain restrictions because they were on parole and had to register as sex offenders.

Date

Oct 31, 2016

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U.S.

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