Remembering Christopher Tapp: Beloved Innocence Project Client — the First Person in the World to be Exonerated with Genetic Genealogy
Tapp expected to be exonerated today | Dodge Murder | postregister.com
DNA Testing Identifies Actual Perpetrator in 1996 Idaho Falls Rape and Murder, Confirming Christopher Tapp's Innocence - Innocence Project
Eastern Idaho man may soon be exonerated of 1997 murder
DNA Testing Identifies Actual Perpetrator in 1996 Idaho Falls Rape and Murder, Confirming Christopher Tapp's Innocence - Innocence Project
National Heroes Day - Carol Dodge pushed authorities to reopen the rape and murder case of her 18 year-old daughter, Angie, and fought for the exoneration of Chris Tapp, a man who
Christopher Tapp exonerated - Local News 8
How Genetic Genealogy Helped Christopher Tapp's Wrongful Conviction Case in Idaho | The Marshall Project
Idaho Falls Will Pay $11.7 Million to Exoneree Coerced Into False Confession by Threat of the Death Penalty | Death Penalty Information Center
Idaho Falls settles with Chris Tapp for $11.7 million | Crime & Courts | postregister.com
Christopher Tapp exonerated - Local News 8
Idaho man who didn't match DNA from killing is freed | The Seattle Times
IIP in the news - Page 2 of 5 - Idaho Innocence Project
Idaho should do the right thing for those wrongfully convicted | Idaho Statesman
What happened to Christopher Tapp? Man who faced wrongful conviction in Angie Dodge murder receives $11.7 million settlement
A new beginning': Man convicted of murder in the '90s exonerated thanks to genetic genealogy - ABC News
Christopher Tapp, Idaho man who didn't match DNA from killing, is freed from prison - CBS News
The Untold Story Behind The 1996 Angie Dodge Murder Mystery | by All Things Crime Video/Podcast | Medium
DNA Testing Identifies Actual Perpetrator in 1996 Idaho Falls Rape and Murder, Confirming Christopher Tapp's Innocence - Innocence Project
Chris Tapp exonerated of wrongful conviction in 1996 murder of Angie Dodge - YouTube
Fighting for compensation in a state that offers no relief to the wrongfully convicted
