Metro Times

Temujin Kensu has spent 35+ years behind bars for a murder he says he did not commit. His supporters are asking Gov. Whitmer for a pardon.

Temujin Kensu, now 59, was convicted for murder at age 23. He maintains his innocence to this day. Credit: Michigan Department of Corrections His pleasant greeting and upbeat energy during an ...
The Michigan Daily

‘Why is it so essential that I die in here?’

Have you ever been to prison? Temujin Kensu has. In fact, he’s been in prison for nearly twice my lifetime: 37 years. Kensu is currently serving a life sentence he received after being convicted of ...
Metro Times

Temujin Kensu’s exoneration quest wins support from Khaliah Ali

Decades have passed since Temujin Kensu last sat with his granddad, Carl, enjoying Wide World of Sports. The popular ABC broadcast that first aired in the 1960s often featured a young, brash boxer ...
MLive

Temujin Kensu received ‘fair and just review’ from Nessel’s CIU, prosecutor says

ST. CLAIR COUNTY, MI – The prosecuting attorney in St. Clair County has spoken out after Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel opted not to challenge the conviction of a man serving life in prison for ...