evidence exonerated Avery, to the dismay and embarrassment of the Manitowoc County Sherriff’s Department.

Once freed, Avery became something of a local celebrity, and drew the attention of then Governor Jim Doyle, state congressmen, and the Wisconsin Innocence Project. In search of restitution for being wrongfully denied of his liberty for 18 years of his life, Avery filed a civil lawsuit in the amount of US$36 million against Manitowoc County.

However, in 2005, shortly after his lawyers took depositions from several high-ranking police officers involved in his 1985 case, Avery once again found himself in the crosshairs of the Sherriff’s Department.

Teresa Halbach, a local photographer for Auto Trader magazine, went missing on October 31, 2005, just days after the policemen were deposed. The Avery family owned the local auto salvageVia various tweets: At tonight's NWA Pro show, in a match we are assuming (hoping) was taped for an upcoming airing of "NWA Championship Wrestling from Hollywood," Colt "Boom Boom" Cabana finally scaled to the top of the mountain, defeating "Scrap Iron" Adam Pearce and winning his first NWA World Heavyweight championship.

Pearce's reign, his third, ended almost a year after he won a three-way against then-champ Blue Demon Jr. and Phil Shatter back on March 14th, 2010.

I have never not been entertained by Cabana - even when during his cup of coffee with the WWE as Mr. Dot Com Scotty Goldman - and feel he'll be a fine standard bearer for the NWA for however long he reigns. Place your bets now as to whether or not he'll