John Fitzgerald Hanson complained in a lawsuit about his clemency hearing before the Oklahoma Pardon and Parole Board.

Rather than search through a burning house, firefighters from several area fire departments had to dive into 30 feet of water to a 19th-century cargo ship in Lake Michigan to rescue a victim — in this ...

Malloy said the Lake Michigan training is unique in comparison with other dive drills, in that divers need to carve out time in their rescues to equalize water pressure.

They claim board member Sean Malloy was biased because he worked for the Tulsa County District Attorney’s Office when Hanson was being prosecuted.

They claim board member Sean Malloy was biased because he worked for the Tulsa County District Attorney’s Office when Hanson was being prosecuted. Malloy has said he never worked on Hanson's case at ...

They claim board member Sean Malloy was biased because he worked for the Tulsa County District Attorney’s Office when Hanson was being prosecuted.

Malloy has said he never worked on Hanson's case at the time and was unfamiliar with it before the clemency hearing. Malloy was one of three members who voted 3-2 to deny Hanson a clemency ...

They claim one of the members of the board, Sean Malloy, was biased because he worked for the Tulsa County District Attorney’s Office at the same time Hanson was being prosecuted.