Exhibit 500
This was arguably one of the most sought after documents about the case. Though it might not serve as the final answer
about Echol's guilt or innocence, it goes a long way towards disproving the notion that he was only 'guilty of being different' or considered a suspect merely because he wore black or listened to heavy metal music.
Another interesting facet is that a different picture of Crittenden County Juvenile Officer Steve Jones emerges. Though Jones was painted as part of a huge conspiracy to frame Echols, the reality in these documents is that Jones was the person primarily responsible for trying to get Echols much needed help.
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