Chris Tapp expected to be exonerated in two weeks - East Idaho News
Christopher Tapp exonerated - Local News 8
Chris Tapp speaks out on wrongful conviction compensation bill
Where Is Chris Tapp Now? He Was Exonerated from the Angie Dodge Murder
Chris Tapp reflects on conviction of another in Angie Dodge murder case - Good Morning America
Angie Dodge case: How a discarded cigarette led to an arrest in Idaho Falls teen's cold case murder - CBS News
Idaho Falls settles with Chris Tapp for $11.7 million | Crime & Courts | postregister.com
Idaho Falls Will Pay $11.7 Million to Exoneree Coerced Into False Confession by Threat of the Death Penalty | Death Penalty Information Center
A new beginning': Man convicted of murder in the '90s exonerated thanks to genetic genealogy - ABC News
He was wrongfully convicted in Idaho Falls. Now the city will pay millions for its mistake | The Spokesman-Review
DNA Testing Identifies Actual Perpetrator in 1996 Idaho Falls Rape and Murder, Confirming Christopher Tapp's Innocence - Innocence Project
Chris Tapp | Vintage Guitar® magazine
Chris Tapp Speaks - How DNA Testing Set Him Free | M-Vac Systems, Inc
Police still searching for Dodge killer | Dodge Murder | postregister.com
Idaho Falls man arrested for domestic violence months after release in murder case | ktvb.com
20 years after murder conviction, Idaho man set to be freed | Idaho Statesman
Idaho officials pay $2.6M for wrongful convictions of 2 men | AP News
Hearing scheduled for Chris Tapp, Idaho Innocence Project calls for full exoneration - East Idaho News
Christopher Tapp, who spent 2 decades in prison after being wrongfully convicted of killing Idaho teen Angie Dodge, gets $11.7 million settlement - CBS News
Fighting for compensation in a state that offers no relief to the wrongfully convicted
DNA Testing Identifies Actual Perpetrator in 1996 Idaho Falls Rape and Murder, Confirming Christopher Tapp's Innocence - Innocence Project
Fighting for compensation in a state that offers no relief to the wrongfully convicted
An Innocent Man Went to Prison for Murder. Now, It's the Real Killer's Turn. - The New York Times
