He Is Not Fighting Alone

Alexander Loya

U.S. Army Chaplain (Ret.) — Subject of the Case

Alexander Loya served the United States Army as a chaplain, dedicating his career to the spiritual and emotional welfare of soldiers and their families. Wrongfully convicted based on coerced testimony, he spent more than a decade in prison while maintaining his innocence. He is now free and is the central figure in the ongoing exoneration effort. His determination, faith, and refusal to accept a false narrative are the foundation of everything this team is working toward.

Legal Advocacy Team

Legal Counsel & Case Review

Alexander's legal team is conducting a comprehensive review of the trial record, identifying inconsistencies in the original testimony, and building the documentation necessary to support a formal exoneration effort. Their work is methodical, evidence-based, and focused on the long game — ensuring that when the case is re-examined, the record is complete and compelling.

Advocacy & Outreach Team

Public Awareness & Supporter Engagement

The advocacy team is responsible for ensuring Alexander's story reaches the people who need to hear it — journalists, legal reform advocates, veterans' organizations, and members of the public who care about justice. This site is one product of their work. Their goal is to build the kind of public awareness that supports and accelerates the legal effort.

Research & Documentation Team

Case Documentation & Evidence Review

The research team is compiling the full documentary record of the case — trial transcripts, evidence logs, expert analyses, and the growing body of literature on coerced child testimony and wrongful convictions. Their work provides the factual foundation for every claim made on this site and in the legal effort.