The Nees' autopsy report and other forensic evidence.

Assorted reports from the FBI's crime scene investigation.

Interviews conducted with various individuals during the initial investigation.

Barry's signed confession following the January 7, 1983 interrogation in Louisiana.

Transcript of Barry's statement of innocence as recorded by Private Investigator, Craig Christie.

Transcript of the conversation between detectives Via and Malum after Barry's interrogation.

Photograph of the crime scene showing Kim Nees truck and law enforcement of the opposite bank with the deceased body of Kim Nees floating in the river below.

Photograph of the bloody palm print left on the passenger side of Kim Nee's truck. This palm print neither matches Barry Beach or Kim Nees.

Photographs of the crime scene, taken by law enforcement, showing footprints. None of these footprints match Barry Beach's feet.

Original trial testimony from Alfred Calhoun.

Original trial testimony from Alfred Lizotte.

Original trial testimony from Barry Beach.

Original trial testimony from Calib Gourneau.

Original trial testimony from Dean Mahlum.

Original trial testimony from Dr. John Pfaff.

Original trial testimony from Errol Wilson.

Original trial testimony from Francis McCarvel.

Original trial testimony from Greg Norgaard.

Original trial testimony from Jay Via (Part 1).

Original trial testimony from Jay Via (Part 2).

Original trial testimony from Joanne Jackson.

Original trial testimony from Joe Cummings.

Original trial testimony from Joel Sparvier.

Original trial testimony from Maybelle Sparvier.

Original trial testimony from Pam Nees.

Original trial testimony from Richard Medaries.

Original trial testimony from Roberta Clincher.

Original trial testimony from Robert Murray.

Original trial testimony from Shannon O'Brien.

Original trial testimony from Steve Lambert.

Original trial testimony from Steven Shagunn.

Original trial testimony from Ted Nees.

Original trial testimony from Tim Beach.

Original opening arguments from the State from the trial.

Original opening arguments from the defense from the trial.

Original closing arguments from the State from the trial.

Original closing arguments from the defense from the trial.

Original rebuttal from the State from the trial.

Missing pages from the trial transcripts.

1985 appeal filed with the District Court of the 15th Judicial District

Assorted letters written by Barry to his attorney and others.

A collection of documents regarding the case.

Day one of the Board of Pardons and Parole hearing. (85.6MB)

Day two of the Board of Pardons and Parole hearing. (125.3MB)

Day three of the Board of Pardons and Parole hearing. (52.9MB)

Brief to Governor Schweitzer stating why Barry Beach should be released.

Closing arguments made to the Montana Board of Pardon & Parole by Centurion Ministry in June of 2007.

Closing remarks to the Montana Board of Pardon & Parole by the Attorney General of the State of Montana in June of 2007

Closing arguments made to the Montana Board of Pardon & Parole by Centurion Ministry in August of 2007.

Closing remarks to the Montana Board of Pardon & Parole by the Attorney General of the State of Montana in August of 2007.

Decision of the Montana Board of Pardon & Parole denying any relief to Barry Beach.

Centurion Ministry's respone to the Montana Board of Pardon & Parole after their denial of relief.

Barry Beach, on the verge of tears, gives an emotional testimony to the Montana Board of Pardon and Parole, stating that he did not kill Kim Nees in 1979.

After a very long wait, the answer from the Montana Supreme Court is in and their opinion supports Barry Beach! Please read the attached document for more details.

CM explains to the Montana Supreme Court how the Attorney General's office failed to refute Barry Beach's appeal from the Judge Cybulski decision in March in which Barry was denied a new trial despite the introduction of new evidence showing his innocence.

This brief to the Montana Supreme Court was filed by the Attorney General's office rebutting the claims made in Barry Beach's brief to the Court.

This brief to the Montana Supreme Court was filed by Barry's attorney's in an effort to get the case remanded back to the District Court which denied Barry's motion for post-conviction relief. In summary, the brief concludes that the District Court did not properly consider Montana statutes and existing case law when it denied Barry's motion. The brief provides clear statutory and case law as basis to show that Barry Beach is not time or procedurally barred from filing and that the evidence needs to be examined by a jury at a new trial. The Attorney General's office has 30 days to respond to this brief.

Montanans For Justice is trying to collect as many signatures as possible in support of freeing Barry Beach. Please print this petition and fill it with as many names as possible. Please mail them back to MFJ when finished at PO Box 5043, Helena, MT 59604 by October 15, 2008.

Article about Barry Beach in the Missoula Independent newspaper.

This document is the latest effort in obtaining freedom for Barry Beach. It is a petition to the court stating that there is sufficient evidence to grant Barry Beach a new trial. This motion has not been heard as of yet.

This document is the response from the Attorney General's office to Centurion Ministry's Memo In Support of Petition For Retrial. The State of Montana claims that Barry Beach is procedurally and time-barred from presenting new evidence in this case.

This is the denial by Judge Cybulski of Barry Beach's Petition for Post-conviction relief.

These photographs show Barry at various points in his life, from childhood to the present. (Note: Persons photographed with Barry have been disguised to protect their identity until such time as they authorize use of their photograph.

Photograph of the crime scene showing Kim Nees truck and law enforcement of the opposite bank with the deceased body of Kim Nees floating in the river below.

Photograph of the bloody palm print left on the passenger side of Kim Nee's truck. This palm print neither matches Barry Beach or Kim Nees.

Photographs of the crime scene, taken by law enforcement, showing footprints. None of these footprints match Barry Beach's feet.

Barry Beach, on the verge of tears, gives an emotional testimony to the Montana Board of Pardon and Parole, stating that he did not kill Kim Nees in 1979.

If you are convinced that Barry Beach is an innocent man and deserves to be released from prison, please take the time to print this poster and display it where appropriate. Thank you for your support.

Montanans For Justice is trying to collect as many signatures as possible in support of freeing Barry Beach. Please print this petition and fill it with as many names as possible. Please mail them back to MFJ when finished at PO Box 5043, Helena, MT 59604 by October 15, 2008.

The Attorney General's office interview of Sissy Atkinson.

The Attorney General's office interview of Rose Failing Atkinson.

The Attorney General's office interview of Jordis Ferguson.

The Attorney General's office interview of Carl Four Star.

The Attorney General's office interview of Caleb Gourneau.

The Attorney General's office interview of Maude Gray Hawk Kirn.

The Attorney General's office interview of Joanne Jackson.

The Attorney General's office interview of Kara Red Dog.

The Attorney General's office interview of Calvin Lester.

The Attorney General's office interview of Lawrence Red Eagle.

The Attorney General's office interview of Roberta Jackson.

The Attorney General's office interview of Rhea Red Dog.