Jacksonville Sheriff's Office: Man with HIV did not tell sex partners

Firstcoastnews.com
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - A Jacksonville man is behind bars after allegedly infecting his sexual partners with the HIV/AIDS virus.
This man could be defended successfully, as 49-plus others have been over the past two and a half years. The Office of Medical and Scientific Justice's "HIV Innocence Group" provides expert witnesses to defense teams -- and how it wins might surprise you. Here's OMSJ's latest victory, also in Florida: http://www.omsj.org/authors/ynandrews. For more information on how OMSJ does it, check out the HIV Innocence Group's page at . Who knows, someone you know could be targeted next. written by EE.
According to a Jacksonville Sheriff's Office police report, Taveres Newsome, 35, was diagnosed with HIV/AIDS in 2008. Officers said Newsome did not tell women he was having sex with about his diagnosis.

OMSJ Appeals USAF HIV Case

30 Apr-WICHITA – Three months after USAF officials convicted Technical Sergeant David Gutierrez to eight years at Fort Leavenworth Federal Penitentiary, OMSJ’s  HIV Innocence Group has filed motions for a new hearing.

OMSJ has uncovered disturbing evidence that implicates USAF Maj. James Dorman and Capt. Aaron Maness with the deliberate suppression of favorable evidence that Gutierrez was neither HIV-positive and that his treating physician, Donna Sweet MD, failed to diagnose Gutierrez  and voluntarily testified against him at his trial.  Although prosecutors made no attempt to prove that Gutierrez was infected with HIV, Dorman, Maness and the hearing officers never raised any question about his alleged infection (see affidavit).

Air Force officials have thirty days to respond to the charges.  NBC affiliate KSN is covering the story.