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Chicago, Illinois. john.conroy@macarthurjustice.org (312) 503-3049. Areas of Focus. Wrongful Convictions Accountability for Misconduct. John Conroy joined the MacArthur Justice Center in November 2015 after working as Director of Investigations of the DePaul Legal Clinic and teaching Fact Investigation at the DePaul University College of Law.
11 de may. de 2015 · Reporter who exposed Chicago police torture 25 years ago reflects on historic reparations deal. Former investigative journalist John Conroy —that’s how he describes himself these days—spent the better part of two decades writing about police brutality in Chicago.
27 de oct. de 2021 · ‘House of Screams’ revisited. The reporting is an icon of the paper’s journalism, but John Conroy wonders what it actually accomplished. by Michael Miner October 27, 2021. Credit: Photo...
13 de oct. de 2011 · John Conroy Credit: Sarah Lawhead. John Conroy “did more than anyone else in all of journalism to expose police torture in Chicago,” Don Terry wrote last year in the Columbia Journalism...
1 de may. de 2012 · John Conroy’s investigative work for the Reader adapted for the stage My Kind of Town distills the drama unearthed by the most persistent of journalists by Michael Miner May 1, 2012 August...
10 de ene. de 2010 · Jan. 10, 2010. CHICAGO John Conroy spent 15 years writing investigative news articles about one of the darkest chapters of this city’s Police Department, the allegations that some officers on...
Today, the Burge torture is regarded as one of the most appalling instances of police misconduct in American history. Despite a handful of media reports, Burge’s reign of terror was mostly hidden from public view until Chicago Reader journalist John Conroy exposed the truth in his 1990 feature story “House of Screams.”
