Gov. Glenn Youngkin says he’ll withhold state funds from Richmond unless the city pays $5.8 million to a wrongfully convicted ...

After a Richmond man spent over 40 years in prison for the abduction, rape and murder of a 3-year-old in 1975, crimes which ...

In November 1975, a 3-year-old Richmond boy went missing and was later found dead in the James River. Soon after the incident, Marvin Grimm was identified as a suspect and arrested.

Marvin Grimm expressed his enthusiasm about joining Stream Companies, saying, "I am honored to be a part of Stream Companies, a company widely known to be at the forefront of innovation in ...

Grimm was convicted of first-degree murder, abduction and sodomy and sentenced to life in prison on March 15, 1976. He served 44 years in prison and was released on parole in 2019.

Marvin Grimm Jr. will be paid $5.8 million by the state of Virginia for decades he spent wrongfully incarcerated, according to a recently signed bill. Screengrab from The Innocence Project Ten ...

Marvin Grimm Jr. will be paid $5.8 million by the state of Virginia for decades he spent wrongfully incarcerated, according to a recently signed bill. Screengrab from The Innocence Project ...

Marvin Grimm Jr. will be paid $5.8 million by the state of Virginia for decades he spent wrongfully incarcerated, according to a recently signed bill.

Through the Institute for Actual Innocence Clinic at the University of Richmond, Richmond law faculty and students were part of the legal team that secured a life-altering victory for Marvin Grimm.