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Lab owner gets prison time for faking drug tests that cost parents custody of kids


By Lee Brown


November 20, 2020 | 7:28am | Updated




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Brandy Murrah, 37 Dale County Sheriff's Office




The former owner of an Alabama lab has been sentenced to 15 years in prison after admitting to falsifying drug tests, causing multiple parents to lose custody of their kids, according to a report.
“I know I did wrong,” Brandy Murrah, 37, told her sentencing hearing last Thursday after pleading guilty to a felony charge of perjury as well as 16 misdemeanor counts of forgery, according to the Dothan Eagle.
“I’ve done a lot of things wrong in my life … I’m sorry for anyone I ever hurt. I really did not do this intentionally to ever hurt anyone,” she told Judge William Filmore, while offering no motive for the forgeries.
Some of the parents who lost custody of their children because of the bogus results from Murrah’s A&J Lab Collections in Ozark told the court of the pain Murrah’s lies caused their families.
“I felt like my heart was being ripped out of my chest because I knew I was doing right with this one,” said Grace Locke, whose 3-month-old baby was taken away from her for three weeks in 2017 after her drug test results falsely showed that she was positive for methamphetamine.
“I don’t understand why anybody would ever do that to any family, any children, for no reason,” Locke said, according to the Dothan Eagle.
Jennifer Severs told the court how it took her months to get her kids back after the lab claimed she’d used drugs — even though a doctor never even made a screening, the outlet said.
“This is a daily battle for me on who I can trust,” she reportedly told the court. “This is a daily battle for my children.”

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Lab owner gets prison time for faking drug tests that cost parents custody of kids

Some of the parents who lost custody of their children because of the bogus results from Murrah’s A&J Lab Collections in Ozark told the court of the pain Murrah’s lies caused their …
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This stank bitch actually said:
I really did not do this intentionally to ever hurt anyone,
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UM, no bitch, that EXACTLY what you did; intentionally, and to hurt them. :angry:

Every case she had a hand in should be reversed

She should have to pay back every penny PLUS that her lab charged the court for those services they "rendered"

15 years is not enough

I wonder if there were prosecutors who "knew which lab to use" if they needed a conviction- legit or not :angry:
 
tajshan said:
:eek2::angry: Yep.


Remember that Indian woman that was a forensic lab technician that altered all those DNA samples, Anne Dukan, wasn't it?

I wonder what's going on with her case.
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On November 22, 2013, Dookhan was sentenced to three to five years' imprisonment and two years' probation by Judge Carol S. Ball in Suffolk Superior Court, after pleading guilty to crimes relating to falsifying drug tests.
In January 2015, Benjamin Keehn, a prominent defense attorney with the Committee for Public Counsel Services, said that as many as 40,000 people could have been falsely convicted as a result of Dookhan's actions
Dookhan, Massachusetts Department of Correction inmate F81328, served her sentence at Massachusetts Correctional Institution – Framingham.[15] By April 2016, she had been granted parole and was subsequently released from prison.
On April 18, 2017, Massachusetts dropped more than 21,000 low-level drug criminal charges involving Dookhan. Out of the 15,570 cases in which she was involved, only 117 will be pursued, according to Daniel Conley, the district attorney in Suffolk County, which includes Boston. However the state kept people in jail they already had prosecuted with the false evidence and covered it up for years. So most of the people affected served their full sentence.
 
2missedcalls said:
On November 22, 2013, Dookhan was sentenced to three to five years' imprisonment and two years' probation by Judge Carol S. Ball in Suffolk Superior Court, after pleading guilty to crimes relating to falsifying drug tests.
In January 2015, Benjamin Keehn, a prominent defense attorney with the Committee for Public Counsel Services, said that as many as 40,000 people could have been falsely convicted as a result of Dookhan's actions
Dookhan, Massachusetts Department of Correction inmate F81328, served her sentence at Massachusetts Correctional Institution – Framingham.[15] By April 2016, she had been granted parole and was subsequently released from prison.
On April 18, 2017, Massachusetts dropped more than 21,000 low-level drug criminal charges involving Dookhan. Out of the 15,570 cases in which she was involved, only 117 will be pursued, according to Daniel Conley, the district attorney in Suffolk County, which includes Boston. However the state kept people in jail they already had prosecuted with the false evidence and covered it up for years. So most of the people affected served their full sentence.
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:smh: :smh: :smh: :smh: damn.......



See.....

I feel a rant coming on; What good are our rappers, and pro athlete's if you hospital because of we-know-what? Or you about to lose time off of your life because the forensic lab tech needs to meet a quota?


shit is fucked up...
 
2missedcalls said:
On November 22, 2013, Dookhan was sentenced to three to five years' imprisonment and two years' probation by Judge Carol S. Ball in Suffolk Superior Court, after pleading guilty to crimes relating to falsifying drug tests.
In January 2015, Benjamin Keehn, a prominent defense attorney with the Committee for Public Counsel Services, said that as many as 40,000 people could have been falsely convicted as a result of Dookhan's actions
Dookhan, Massachusetts Department of Correction inmate F81328, served her sentence at Massachusetts Correctional Institution – Framingham.[15] By April 2016, she had been granted parole and was subsequently released from prison.
On April 18, 2017, Massachusetts dropped more than 21,000 low-level drug criminal charges involving Dookhan. Out of the 15,570 cases in which she was involved, only 117 will be pursued, according to Daniel Conley, the district attorney in Suffolk County, which includes Boston. However the state kept people in jail they already had prosecuted with the false evidence and covered it up for years. So most of the people affected served their full sentence.
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This place just deserves to burn for eternity. The level of fucked shit people in this country, sytems, are willing to do to other people is just jaw dropping man
 
vertigo said:
UM, no bitch, that EXACTLY what you did; intentionally, and to hurt them. :angry:

Every case she had a hand in should be reversed

She should have to pay back every penny PLUS that her lab charged the court for those services they "rendered"

15 years is not enough

I wonder if there were prosecutors who "knew which lab to use" if they needed a conviction- legit or not :angry:
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Bitch just before parole...

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2missedcalls said:
On November 22, 2013, Dookhan was sentenced to three to five years' imprisonment and two years' probation by Judge Carol S. Ball in Suffolk Superior Court, after pleading guilty to crimes relating to falsifying drug tests.
In January 2015, Benjamin Keehn, a prominent defense attorney with the Committee for Public Counsel Services, said that as many as 40,000 people could have been falsely convicted as a result of Dookhan's actions
Dookhan, Massachusetts Department of Correction inmate F81328, served her sentence at Massachusetts Correctional Institution – Framingham.[15] By April 2016, she had been granted parole and was subsequently released from prison.
On April 18, 2017, Massachusetts dropped more than 21,000 low-level drug criminal charges involving Dookhan. Out of the 15,570 cases in which she was involved, only 117 will be pursued, according to Daniel Conley, the district attorney in Suffolk County, which includes Boston. However the state kept people in jail they already had prosecuted with the false evidence and covered it up for years. So most of the people affected served their full sentence.
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So fucked up!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I hope the people involved get some sort of compensation for this shit:smh:

They need to execute that bitch!
 

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