On February 17, 2004 Reid president Joseph Buckley appeared at an all day symposium for the American Academy of Forensic Sciences that was called "The Anatomy of a Coerced Murder Confession: Can Post-Conviction Relief Repair the Integrity of the Criminal Justice System?" This panel looked at a case from Texas in which Christopher Ochoa confessed that he and his accomplice had raped and murdered the female manager of a Pizza Hut store. He was convicted and after serving 12 years in prison was exonerated when another person confessed and the DNA from the rape matched the new killer's DNA.