The murder of Byron Case's friend Anastasia WitbolsFeugen almost four years earlier had never been solved. No evidence had been found at the scene, and basic forensics never determined when she died or what type of gun had been used to shoot her. For all their interviews and research, documentation shows authorities never even had a suspect. But when an ex-girlfriend of Byron's claimed to have been an eyewitness to the killing, prosecutors saw their chance to close a case that had long since gone cold.

Under promise of immunity, Byron Case's ex-girlfriend testified that she had watched him pull a gun and shoot his friend in the face. But she would not describe the alleged murder weapon. Nor could she offer any description of the scene. Her story was not only at odds with the sworn statements of other parties called by prosecutors to establish essential facts, it ignored the very laws of physics. In spite of all this and a third party witness whose statement the day after the murder took place vouched for Byron Case's innocence, a jury found him guilty of First Degree Murder. Byron Case is now serving a life sentence with no possibility for parole. Anastasia WitbolsFeugen's killer remains free.

How did this happen? Why has the ruling been allowed to stand? And who really murdered eighteen-year-old Anastasia WitbolsFeugen? These are questions whose answers do not come readily. We — Byron Case's family, friends, and supporters — invite you to look at the facts. We encourage you to spread the word of Byron's wrongful conviction. Hope remains that he will be given back to us. That cannot happen without help from people who believe in justice and doing what is right.