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The fire killed the girls; Mrs Willingham was at the Salvation Army store shopping for Christmas gifts.

Also worth noting: in 2009, the Texas Forensic Science Commission was looking into the Willingham case.

Right now, Daniel Willingham is doing an excellent job of filtering the research on human learning.

Reminds me of the Cameron Todd Willingham case—an innocent man Texas wrongfully convicted and executed.

Murdering Stacy's partner Willingham and their kids could bring them a step closer.

Daniel Willingham reviews in the submitted post, and the paper is a joint review article on the last decade and a half of research on human intelligence by an all-star group of researchers.

His conviction rested on arson investigators’ findings and the testimony of Johnny Webb, a jailhouse informant who claimed that Willingham had confessed to him.

Daniel Willingham knows a lot about this subject (I took into to cognition with him a couple of years ago).

It doesn't seem at all clear that Willingham was innocent.

On April 3rd Texas denied Willingham a pardon.

Dunlosky J, Rawson KA, Marsh EJ, Nathan MJ, Willingham DT.

Family portraits on wheels Cowboys v Feds Because men are not angels Reprints Related topics Crime Crime and law Willingham insisted on his innocence, refusing to plead guilty even to avoid execution.

Willingham was convicted of "multiple infanticide" for burning his house down with his daughters still inside.

In February, however, lawyers working to get Willingham a posthumous pardon revealed a note discovered in Mr Webb’s file with the Navarro County prosecutor promising a reduced charge “based on coop[eration] in Willingham”.

Willingham's reply, I particularly liked "I’m sure the party has just begun.

See Cameron Todd Willingham's statement: "Yeah.

Please check this excellent book Outsmart Your Brain for learning and teaching by Daniel Willingham, a cognitive psychology professor.

Two days before the commission was scheduled to hear evidence that could have exonerated Willingham, Gov.

Tokenadult -- have you read Willingham's book on this topic (When Can You Trust the Experts?) and would recommend it?