Top 7 Reactions Of INNOCENT Convicts Set Free (Part 2)

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  • Опубликовано: 20 ноя 2024

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  • @abdinasirnathirmohamed6469
    @abdinasirnathirmohamed6469 Год назад +1623

    "....beside my mother nobody believed me"This hit hard

  • @JonsTunes
    @JonsTunes Год назад +2452

    No amount of money could ever compensate for these people.

    • @brooklynvandyke102
      @brooklynvandyke102 Год назад +32

      That was exactly what I was thinking as well😢

    • @nathanslawnsandgardens
      @nathanslawnsandgardens Год назад +6

      @@brooklynvandyke102 💯👍

    • @anthonyguarino4242
      @anthonyguarino4242 Год назад

      Nope, we cannot change it all back from the past and we cannot undo the past! The Justice systems ripped their freedoms away for a long period of time over someone else’s crimes or for NOTHING!

    • @yolaneggermont5470
      @yolaneggermont5470 Год назад

      yeah and the first one didnt recieve anything yet fucked up system

    • @smooth2879
      @smooth2879 Год назад +67

      No amount of money is equivalent to time wasted but still give them money it’s helps

  • @foshoy7548
    @foshoy7548 Год назад +1362

    How people are sentenced without physical evidence is beyond me. The judicial system is corrupt. I hope all the people who are wrongly convicted get the justice and compensation they deserve.

    • @VIPERGUNNERCHANNEL
      @VIPERGUNNERCHANNEL Год назад +8

      You said it.

    • @robertreid6704
      @robertreid6704 Год назад +82

      When Police and/or Prosecutors .. lie, cheat, mislead, hide evidence - that leads to a conviction .. then later overturned .. they should face years in Prison themselves.

    • @SilverMiraii
      @SilverMiraii Год назад +11

      the ones who are lucky to be found innocent get a candy and a pat on the back

    • @bigmikeolan4154
      @bigmikeolan4154 Год назад +2

      only in ohio

    • @titmusspaultpaul5
      @titmusspaultpaul5 Год назад +6

      Yeah, wouldn't happen in most countries but you find a LOT in America. Also, just a not, America has the most people incarcerated of their population than anyone in the world. More than double actually. There is a correlation I feel.

  • @aloisiosantana1209
    @aloisiosantana1209 Год назад +925

    Imagine losing your baby in such horrific way then you got charged with it! I feel so sorry for her

    • @sandrad.8205
      @sandrad.8205 Год назад +23

      I bet she nevere grieved the loss of her son🙏🏽 my heart goes out to her🩷

    • @azpersonal
      @azpersonal Год назад +63

      That detective that lied should be arrested

    • @QuestionThingsUseLogic
      @QuestionThingsUseLogic Год назад +14

      The same thing happened to Lindy Chamberlain, except a dingo took her baby. Very sad.

    • @battlerudee
      @battlerudee Год назад +15

      @@sandrad.8205 Facts…the person who killer her son in such a tragic way was free…and I can imagine they still are 💔

    • @mysteryyn1595
      @mysteryyn1595 Год назад

      She def did it lol

  • @Bastet__0
    @Bastet__0 Год назад +1085

    43 years, innocent... absolutely disgusting.

  • @loveforeignaccents
    @loveforeignaccents Год назад +548

    Not only do you lose your child, but you get convicted of it, thrown behind bars for over two decades, and sentenced to death?!? How absolutely awful. That detective should have had criminal charges brought against him!!!!!!!!!!

    • @Subangelis
      @Subangelis Год назад +28

      He should serve the rest of the sentence

    • @sassytrini
      @sassytrini Год назад +25

      Plus the abuse she would have received in prison as well. My heart goes out to her😭

    • @hermionegardener3796
      @hermionegardener3796 Год назад +8

      ...and he got to live his life, free and clear, no guilt keeping him up at night...

  • @ru802000
    @ru802000 Год назад +364

    What bugs me incredibly is that many of these people never received compensation for what can only be described as torture.
    Psychological torture, your identity being smashed, turning the world against you by falsely informing them and then spending years behind bars between the worst that society has to offer.
    How many people in these situations committed suicide and are not in this video.

    • @LiveLoveLifeShare
      @LiveLoveLifeShare Год назад +3

      But that would mean the prisons are not safe and lacking basic human care.

    • @barneyronnie
      @barneyronnie Год назад +8

      ​@@LiveLoveLifeShare Now, look who's living in a fantasy...

    • @ChildOfGod0203
      @ChildOfGod0203 6 месяцев назад +1

      I can tell you first hand that being in prison is know cake walk, and these people went through more trauma due to the fact of being instant then I went through being guilty

    • @90daydifference
      @90daydifference Месяц назад

      I’m assuming by compensation you mean money? Why do tax paying citizens have to pay for the government screwing up? I mean, where that money is coming from

  • @jibson2003
    @jibson2003 Год назад +394

    Should be a million for every year served. Also the ones that made the false allegations should be made to serve the same amount of time the prisoners served.

    • @d.i.a.5392
      @d.i.a.5392 Год назад +14

      Totally agreed.

    • @knockout-hour7606
      @knockout-hour7606 Год назад +18

      yes they should get some type of punishment for false allegations i agree they shouldn’t be allowed to jus get away with it

    • @DelimiterFrameworks
      @DelimiterFrameworks Год назад +3

      At that point, might as well get death sentence

    • @anyexpat
      @anyexpat Год назад +2

      @@knockout-hour7606 You would have to prove intent rather than just error, it is easy to suggest someone might be guilty of something and do so in good conscience but find out they were not guilty. Its impossible to charge people for false allegations unless they are malicious

    • @kristopherwilliams9821
      @kristopherwilliams9821 Год назад +1

      @@anyexpat the intent, was done by the prosecution proving their cases. That’s not error.

  • @ChataOrlando
    @ChataOrlando Год назад +210

    The amount of money these people got is a slap to the face. They deserved so much more

    • @ediesheridan7732
      @ediesheridan7732 Год назад +1

      Yes I agree and no talk of the criminals being pout behind bars!

    • @svin7987
      @svin7987 Год назад +1

      They should get pension.

    • @nothing...867
      @nothing...867 11 месяцев назад

      Add tax and nothing left almost

  • @fikirashenafi584
    @fikirashenafi584 Год назад +295

    The first man I saw broke my heart, being an undocumented immigrant and after arresting him with no evidence for this long they still trying to deport him and not pay him the $720,000 he is owed for wrong convictions! I wanna throw up

    • @sokhnawallofall4901
      @sokhnawallofall4901 Год назад +10

      His country government should help him sue the the state

    • @KeithSudano
      @KeithSudano Год назад +8

      I don't know. He is here illegally. I empathize with being convicted wrongfully big time. But he is HERE ILLEGALLY!

    • @emcanet
      @emcanet Год назад +17

      Trying to save people too. Just terrible he had that happen to him.

    • @lorrasites6962
      @lorrasites6962 Год назад +2

      Florida State law is that someone with past criminal history doesn't qualify for compensation.

    • @Momma_Tomma
      @Momma_Tomma Год назад +5

      @@lorrasites6962 did he have a past criminal history? This video doesn't go into that history.

  • @mass7512
    @mass7512 Год назад +232

    What i hate most is,detective gains his reputation on lying on someone else’s life.

    • @CreoleLadyBug
      @CreoleLadyBug Год назад +18

      And…they need to lock him up.

    • @debbiehill3916
      @debbiehill3916 Год назад +1

      I agree. In this case I believe that person should ha vebeen punished

    • @georgina-a
      @georgina-a Год назад +3

      I think that, in these cases where the detective has clearly been caught lying to the court on multiple occasions, an independent body (it needs to be independent, because his department will sweep it under the rug) should go back and review all the cases he was involved in.
      I wonder how many other innocent people are rotting in jail/prison because he was too lazy to do his job properly? I shudder at the thought...

  • @rinodivano3565
    @rinodivano3565 Год назад +95

    The false accusers should be given LIFE sentences... Anything less than that is totally unacceptable! The corrupt cops, prosecutors and court officials would be less eager to get convictions without proper investigations.

    • @ChildOfGod0203
      @ChildOfGod0203 6 месяцев назад +1

      I agree, what is sad is the tax payers are subject to pay the money rewarded and those that lied doesn't get in trouble, but thanks be to God, their is a day coming that each person has to give an account for everything they have done on this earth. Then the punishments will be rewarded,

  • @pmparis79
    @pmparis79 Год назад +97

    Imagine serving half your life for a crime you didn’t commit…..WTF!!!

    • @mamab2937
      @mamab2937 15 дней назад

      I know
      So unfair
      Hurts 😢

  • @bibitayobalikisu2032
    @bibitayobalikisu2032 Год назад +84

    So heartbreaking imagine been in jail for 43year spenting ur own life in jail for what u didn’t do

  • @christinayount2898
    @christinayount2898 Год назад +73

    The people that put these innocent people behind bars should lose their jobs and any pensions or retirements they get from their jobs. I'm disgusted. This system is a failure and I would love to change it.

    • @xywa23
      @xywa23 Год назад +6

      PEOPLE THAT PUT THOSE INNOCENT PEOPLE BEHIND BARS SHOULD END UP IN PRISON! don't even mention pensions and retirements. fuck corrupt cops, judges and this entire broken system. btw. I am a victim of this shit system as well. I know exactly how those people feel 😢

    • @QueenSugar72
      @QueenSugar72 Год назад +1

      Agreed!

    • @patricksylvander6551
      @patricksylvander6551 26 дней назад

      @@xywa23amen to that

  • @KeoniKoa
    @KeoniKoa Год назад +40

    God Bless the people who stayed on top of these cases for decades until real justice prevailed.

  • @supernova11711
    @supernova11711 Год назад +41

    Knowing that this could happen to any one of us is absolutely terrifying.

  • @CaptchaNeon
    @CaptchaNeon Год назад +30

    What makes me angry is all of the compulsive liars are not held accountable at all. Yet if I filed a false police report or made a bogus 911 call, I’d be held liable.

  • @christianakalaitzi1645
    @christianakalaitzi1645 Год назад +357

    It amazes me how HARD the prosecution fight to keep INNOCENT people in prison!

    • @southeastdaygo6193
      @southeastdaygo6193 Год назад +29

      It amazes me how long it takes the truth to come out. Like damn it took 2 decades for someone to find the truth 😒 wtf

    • @kukamusa1947
      @kukamusa1947 Год назад +11

      And they go home to sleep....I LOVE YOU HONEY. I have to sleep tomoorow I have a case.

    • @jenniferd264
      @jenniferd264 Год назад +16

      Because they care about winning, not justice. They care about their “record” not if who they’re going after. It shouldn’t be about them.

    • @3lttlbrds
      @3lttlbrds Год назад +6

      It's a numbers game to these heartless people. I'm sure they truly know who's innocent but that doesn't matter, once they get more convictions

    • @jenniferd264
      @jenniferd264 Год назад +1

      @@3lttlbrds I think you’re exactly right! It’s about their winning percentages NOT if a Defendant is guilty or not

  • @TheGloryOfGodRevealed
    @TheGloryOfGodRevealed Год назад +49

    Why they would run him down by jailing him and then deny him compensation that’s sheer greed by the state😢

    • @DariusCathcart-nw6iy
      @DariusCathcart-nw6iy Год назад +2

      Definitely, I'm going through the same thing right now. I'm currently incarcerated, I've been incarcerated for 14 years now.

  • @lawrencepeaveyjr3184
    @lawrencepeaveyjr3184 Год назад +85

    I spent 10 years in prison,for something I did(bank robbery)could not be upset at no one but me,,I can't imagine going to jail for all those years for something I did not do...

    • @bettydadzie9957
      @bettydadzie9957 Год назад +1

      Sorry about that ok

    • @gusmonster59
      @gusmonster59 Год назад +6

      And here you are taking responsibility for your actions. That is more than a lot of people do.

    • @PandaHead602
      @PandaHead602 2 месяца назад

      Wow at least you know you did it . and admit your right even criminal or not doing something u didn’t and go away for all that time so way longer then 10

  • @The_Jonstigator
    @The_Jonstigator Год назад +96

    I can understand the joy these people feel when they are set free. I will never understand how they can say thank you for the treatment they received and the torture they endured during their trials. I have no idea what it must be like, so I just don't understand.
    The payouts are a freaking joke! Payouts should be painful to explain to the taxpayer. Immunity for the crooked investigators and prosecutors is an outrage! The juries that convicted these people should be brought back in to face their victim and be forced to hear what their victim has to say about them.

    • @sadev101
      @sadev101 Год назад +14

      they say thank you to the new judge who unike the one who convicted them sees the conviction was wrongfully done. and that new judge set them free and clear their name. the person isnt saying thanks to the police or court that got himm in jail on false evidence but to the judge that clears their name

    • @lewiserwin2686
      @lewiserwin2686 Год назад +1

      Because if they are bitter, it would have taken the FAITH, being bitter will eat up your insides like cancer

    • @max_moss
      @max_moss Год назад

      I agree. Payouts in these cases are a joke.

    • @lewiserwin2686
      @lewiserwin2686 Год назад

      I believe that if they carried out bitterness and hate ,it would eat them up like cancer, letting go, and PRAYER is what gets them through.

  • @emersonv
    @emersonv Год назад +139

    How can you have a "SOLID ALIBIE" and still be convicted WTF

  • @Off-with-a-bang
    @Off-with-a-bang Год назад +72

    It sickens me that some of these wrongfully convicted were sent to prison or death row,because of crooked cops,jury or judges. That didn't want to do their job accordingly or were so bias. That they just wanted to pin the blame on some unlucky individuals

    • @mikealvord55
      @mikealvord55 Год назад

      I don’t think it’s necessarily crooked, just incompetence or tunnel vision. It’s still wrong but I don’t think the majority of the cases are due to crookedness!

  • @storytimewithunclebill1998
    @storytimewithunclebill1998 Год назад +37

    That is horrible. As someone who did 5 years in federal prison for weed, I feel terrible for each and everyone who is falsely accused and locked up. No place for a human, much less an innocent one. Glad they got their freedom back. Was fun to watch. Great video

    • @anyexpat
      @anyexpat Год назад +6

      Thats insane. I am from the UK and as a teenager the police caught me and my pals with half an ounce,, they just told us not to smoke in public and left. We were basically in a bar area and there were bushes so we were smoking between beers. The fact the USA jails people for weed is horrendous. Land of the free?

    • @Zythus07
      @Zythus07 Год назад +5

      @@anyexpat Weed has been legalized in recent years. But yeah, land of the free is just propaganda at this point. At one time I was almost arrested for simply going to school one freezing morning with apparently the wrong clothes, and a "bulging backpack".

  • @glyngasson8450
    @glyngasson8450 Год назад +66

    How on earth these people were found guilty in the first place is beyond me

    • @KB-ke3fi
      @KB-ke3fi Год назад +3

      A lot of this was before DNA testing was invented.

    • @gusmarokity6482
      @gusmarokity6482 Год назад +6

      Simple explanation. Prosecutors and defense attorneys make deals deciding fate of accused even before they hit the courts, or even !!! before they are accused.

    • @ThomasDiesch
      @ThomasDiesch 7 месяцев назад

      @@gusmarokity6482 not everyone is pribeable, but a bit thing is the Money. Laywers arent cheap and you dont get a laywer from the country by the state like here in Germany when it comes to court. So maybe you need to get a laywer that you could just afford and hes bad.

    • @gusmarokity6482
      @gusmarokity6482 7 месяцев назад

      @ThomasDiesch Mr.Diesch your comment is not very clear to me. My case was almost twenty years ago. I had three public defender and two state ie. Court ie. Judge appointed one by the time of my trial because of me having no money.

  • @brandygriffiss
    @brandygriffiss Год назад +46

    The innocent are incarcerated and the guilty walk free. Our "justice" system is very broken

    • @QueenSugar72
      @QueenSugar72 Год назад +2

      Very!!!

    • @DudelPaul
      @DudelPaul 10 месяцев назад +1

      Totally!

    • @Mike-Redding
      @Mike-Redding 4 месяца назад

      I don't think the system is broken, I believe it is working the way it is supposed to work.

    • @brandygriffiss
      @brandygriffiss 4 месяца назад

      @@Mike-Redding yeah, you obviously haven't had to deal with them in a real life personal experience

    • @Mike-Redding
      @Mike-Redding 4 месяца назад

      @@brandygriffiss
      The point I was making was that the system is inherently evil.
      When crime increases and the criminals are clever enough to get away with crime the police and the DA will try to find innocent people to charge. It appears as though the police and the DA will arrest and charge, even innocent people, to ensure that the rate of arrests and convictions are in line with the rate of crime. It's almost as if the police and the DA have to meet their quotas even if innocent people get screwed over. Damn 😱

  • @thataverageguy826
    @thataverageguy826 Год назад +13

    my teacher once said that being a judge is like putting your right foot in heaven and your left foot in hell, because a judge's decision can save innocent people's lives or destroy innocent people's lives
    Note: I live in a country where the trial system is judges who award guilt or not guilt, not a jury

  • @outingsforoldladieswhoaren7664
    @outingsforoldladieswhoaren7664 Год назад +22

    What stands out is that these people were mainly convicted unjustifiable due to evidence that identifies corruption. Absolutely tragic. And as the lady said, "this could happen to you." So scary.

  • @Tony-vq3od
    @Tony-vq3od Год назад +24

    Money and property can be replaced but time cannot be replaced, just imagine the time lost in prison

  • @stylefoodwithlaila4914
    @stylefoodwithlaila4914 Год назад +22

    RIP Khaleif Browder. We will never forget you. Browder, innocent lad held in Rikers Island, brutalized by innates and gaurds, released when ruled he was innocent, he was not compensated, he received no rehabilitation. He commited suicide from the trauma.

    • @TangleHamain
      @TangleHamain Год назад +1

      That is beyond disgusting, wtf. Rest in peace Browder

    • @ThomasDiesch
      @ThomasDiesch 7 месяцев назад

      @@TangleHamain not joking probally one of the better prisons... ,dont wanna know what you gonna get in prisons in Countrys like North korea,Russia,India...

  • @JaelDowell
    @JaelDowell 11 месяцев назад +6

    People need to be held accountable for these wrong convictions

  • @christianemontazer
    @christianemontazer Год назад +22

    What gets me is that the ones that find them guilty at a whim with absolutely no proof……… these people need to be charged and put on death row themselves 🤬

  • @bunkertons
    @bunkertons Год назад +39

    Clemente always breaks my heart! He tried to help!

  • @divinelyprotected144
    @divinelyprotected144 Год назад +13

    That woman lost her child and had to morn his death in prison while his actual killer went free. SICK. The detective should get that same prison sentence.
    And they wonder why we don't trust the "justice" system.

  • @nemo227
    @nemo227 Год назад +40

    Being falsely accused - of anything - has always seemed to me to be one of the most horrendous things. The state can be the same as a murdering terrorist in such cases. One of my wisest college teachers advised -- if you are falsely accused -- to hire the most effective law firm to protect your liberty & reputation. Sell everything to raise money to get the best lawyer.

    • @Empathy_17
      @Empathy_17 Год назад

      The sad part is that false accusations nowadays occurs a lot and even when identified liars still roam free in the streets with no punishment. The judicial system is deeply corrupt

    • @gusmarokity6482
      @gusmarokity6482 Год назад +1

      He's correct!!

  • @geoffreyariho9072
    @geoffreyariho9072 Год назад +19

    Imagine going to prison a teenager and coming out old enough to be a grandfather

  • @Spiderman-tg9ke
    @Spiderman-tg9ke Год назад +19

    I’m an old ex con and was always guilty of my crimes but MANY times innocent people go to prison because district attorneys too often only want to win their cases no matter what. 100 people were immediately released from death row when DNA evidence came about 😮😮😮

  • @seresau8621
    @seresau8621 Год назад +10

    My Heart hurts badly for this guy cried out “besides my mother, nobody believed me” 😢😢 so sorry for all those who spent many years behind bars that did not commit a crime 😢 Honestly, amount of $$$$$….can’t even buy your innocent life nor valuable things in this poor 🌎 May God Bless You All and all those who helped you through and through the years 🙏🙏🙏🙏

  • @heatherroblox82
    @heatherroblox82 Год назад +2

    It is so sad to see these poor souls who have been in the prison system so long are still so humble to an extent. I praise them for their resilience and courage...

  • @Greenfromeso
    @Greenfromeso Год назад +19

    Detective Saldate needs to serve life in prison,,, Innocent people going to prison for you lying on the stand is inexcusable... its even worse when you are a trusted peace officer

  • @LivingInTheShade
    @LivingInTheShade Год назад +8

    This is so evil to lie about someone in this way. If the accusers are still alive they NEED to be imprisoned asap.

  • @mariareyes955
    @mariareyes955 Год назад +13

    So soooooo wrong. We don’t know what these ppl went through in prison. God bless them

    • @mariareyes955
      @mariareyes955 Год назад

      @Mark Smith yes …. we should all be

  • @ladykupo
    @ladykupo Год назад +11

    This is disgusting and so heartbreaking. I can't imagine spending a month in jail on something I didn't do, let alone years.

  • @lalodaniels1388
    @lalodaniels1388 Год назад +5

    No one should ever be convicted without physical evidence. A lot of witnesses lie, and/or remember things wrong.

  • @tylermcgrath6509
    @tylermcgrath6509 Год назад +20

    Alot of cases i swear the detectives just pin the crime on who they suspect the most just for the case to be closed and they can receive credit. Absolutely know care for a persons life and freedom.

  • @esther3646
    @esther3646 Год назад +10

    Imagine loosing your son, and you are accused of it wrongly how sad 😢

    • @gusmarokity6482
      @gusmarokity6482 Год назад +2

      I don't have to imagine, I am in a similar situation. The difference is I got ten year sentence which is practically almost fourteen with five year parole and, the kicker, may never see my children. Saw my daughter just when she turned three and my boy when he was four in 2005. As of today I still can't see them and because of brainwashed they may never want to see me.

  • @TS-ll4hd
    @TS-ll4hd Год назад +14

    So sad! What about the innocent ones that actually died by the death penalty?!

  • @mikeedwards9240
    @mikeedwards9240 Год назад +7

    These corrupt cops and prosecutors need to be put in prison.

  • @annabifulco3283
    @annabifulco3283 Год назад +8

    And this is why I don’t believe in the death penalty and the saddest part is no one even said sorry they just said your free to go. That’s just a big amount of bull that the system feels that’s some of them dont need to be compensated. They absolutely should be compensated and get their asses kissed too

  • @NicolesReviews
    @NicolesReviews Год назад +4

    5:03 $2 million dollars ?????? After 43 years of his life sitting in a rotten hell hole? 🤬🤬

  • @noimotbolaji4424
    @noimotbolaji4424 Год назад +8

    What a wicked world,why convict someone without physical evidence

  • @pavel3627
    @pavel3627 Год назад +20

    No amount of money can help these people life is limited money is not you lose money you can gain it back but if you lose 50 years of it behind bars you can’t get those years back

  • @dion789
    @dion789 Год назад +3

    When I studied criminology we had some case studies of people who were wrongly convicted. For some of them the worst thing about it all was that even after they were let go after years or decades in prison, the people around them didn't believe them. It doesn't matter that their sentence got overturned, they were still guilty in the eyes of the people. They couldn't find jobs, were abandoned by family and friends. Their lives were still ruined, even after leaving prison.

  • @vb9043
    @vb9043 Год назад +26

    I can't believe some of them dont get compensation.

  • @jjarnold220
    @jjarnold220 Год назад +9

    Wrongly convicted by a corrupt justice system, finally gets freed only to have that same justice system withholding the money he rightfully deserves. Shit is crazy

    • @marjoriecorcora7617
      @marjoriecorcora7617 Год назад +1

      Having a witness SWEAR it was you and your nephew who committed the crime, that falls nowhere into the judicial system.

    • @jjarnold220
      @jjarnold220 Год назад

      @@marjoriecorcora7617 Not just that case but others too. And it does apply as gathering evidence and proving innocent people guilty is the justice system. Instead of apologizing and paying them the money they are owed, the judicial system fights against paying the wrongly convicted their due restitutions.

  • @hawkmoon4459
    @hawkmoon4459 Год назад +7

    The compensation is pathetic and reflects the utter contempt and disregard the state holds for its victims. Maybe a minimum starting point of one hundred million would actually give the state officials the motivation to fix the problem in the first place .

  • @owarumedesmond1175
    @owarumedesmond1175 Год назад +8

    Only God knows how many innocent people are currently rotting in jails all over the world and in death roll for crimes they know nothing about.

    • @omoikesandra5193
      @omoikesandra5193 Год назад

      Or people that have died and never cleared their names

  • @ivanahugankiss8414
    @ivanahugankiss8414 Год назад +6

    Every single person wrongly convicted should automatically be compensated as soon as they are set free

  • @doctorshell7118
    @doctorshell7118 Год назад +4

    It’s shocking how cops and juries will blindly believe and convict someone based solely on a confession but will dismiss someone who professes their innocence.

  • @belindahill9093
    @belindahill9093 Год назад +7

    This is so sad,those poor people,makes you wonder how many other people this has happened to 😥😥
    They should receive $1 million for every year that they spent in jail

  • @acevedoyadi
    @acevedoyadi Год назад +5

    Imagine losing 25 years of your life in prison to receive 1 million in compensation, as if it compares. It does not.

  • @anthonys6976
    @anthonys6976 Год назад +7

    What a series of shocking situations that these innocent people have ended up having to spend either their lives in prison or on death row when innocent. It is appalling that so many of the States in the U.S.A either pay no compensation or fight it is shocking and unacceptable. It should be mandatory for all States to pay compensation at a predetermined level.

  • @nataliameyer4947
    @nataliameyer4947 Год назад +6

    It has to be horrific to know you are innocent but your freedom depends on people/ institutions believe you are not 💔

  • @kendrageorge8674
    @kendrageorge8674 Год назад +3

    I am living this with my husband, my husband in 2015 was arrested for a murder that he didn’t commit there was no DNA no fingerprints and they denied him gun residue test, and he was arrested within an hour of the shooting named Jeff, that who was actually the killer and still is it that turn states evidence saying it was my husband but even a person from the jail cell that Jeff was in admitted admitted that Jeff was in there, boasting about being the killer and the witness from the jail had details of the killing that was never released but because just took a plea deal, I feel like they just immediately wanted my husband to pay even know he was guilty because they couldn’t get actual killer my husband’s been in prison now over eight years and we just want the truth out there and for him to be set free unfortunately, you can’t afford lawyers. This is an uphill battle. he has missed out on his kids lives. His grandkids lives now all because the state of Kansas just wanted someone to pay when it was the truth or not also the lead detective on this case later on a couple years later was fired for corruption, and having people lie on the stand so taking sexual favors to help people not get charges as long as they would do what he asked him to do on the stand until he said free, and the truth is out

  • @robbiewartburg1587
    @robbiewartburg1587 Год назад +4

    All of these individuals should have right to sue their prosecutors. It would teach them to actually review evidence before bringing charges in the first place.

  • @Ryanjleggett
    @Ryanjleggett 9 месяцев назад +1

    As a man that has been in prison for a crime I didn’t commit these videos are so heartwarming to see I was lucky as I only spent 6 months on remand until someone came forward and confirmed that I was innocent and telling the truth and then I was released from prison I can’t begin to understand how it must feel to have a life sentence overturned 🙏

  • @AyeshaRazi
    @AyeshaRazi Год назад +4

    Shame on the corrupt system of America. Keeping an innocent in prison is beyond me.

  • @maguire5649
    @maguire5649 Год назад +1

    Props to your research. Apprechiate the hardwork! Keep it up!

  • @1961-v9k
    @1961-v9k Год назад +6

    And this is exactly why the death sentence needs to be abolished.

  • @chinedumchidiogo2963
    @chinedumchidiogo2963 10 месяцев назад +1

    This is so painful 😭 I was in tears God console this people and their family because no amount of money will compensate them for all this charges

  • @johnnyreb4195
    @johnnyreb4195 Год назад +3

    Should've been WAY more "compensation" to all of them, followed by public apologies and indictments for the ones who put them there.

  • @BMH1965
    @BMH1965 2 месяца назад +2

    Some states offer no compensation. All wrongly convicted people should get $1m for each year in jail as a punishment and warning to states to give fair trials.

  • @rodneyhoadley3167
    @rodneyhoadley3167 Год назад +3

    The detectives that caused this with their pursuit of conviction on people that were innocent should be in prison for the same amount of time that the person was in prison for

  • @SereniteeVelasco
    @SereniteeVelasco 5 дней назад +1

    43 years.. he was 77 years old when they finally let him go. he's spent his whole life in a prison for a crime he had nothing to do with and hes free as an elderly man with only fewer years left then before with his life. only 2 mil for that? the "justice" system outta be embarrassed and ASHAMED of themselves, and people wonder why most dont like cops or anything involved with that. sick and so heartbreaking.

  • @jamesscott2092
    @jamesscott2092 Год назад +10

    lol how the hell are you gonna try to get money from a INNOCENT man you put in jail for 14 years?

  • @screechpryor
    @screechpryor Год назад +3

    This is the saddest thing that shows you how bad our society is you can't even pay for taking someone's life away for 24 years money can't get that back but you're still not going to give them anything that is disheartening

  • @sdiponioXx
    @sdiponioXx Год назад +3

    This scares me so bad 😰

  • @angelardobebes2315
    @angelardobebes2315 Год назад +2

    43 yrs?? I can't believe that !! Just horrible, poor man 😢

  • @syndiac1947
    @syndiac1947 Год назад +7

    bro 43 years gone and they only get 2 mil?..... jeez..

  • @Napptrully_Beautiful
    @Napptrully_Beautiful Год назад +2

    Imagine someone murdering your child and you serve time grieving your child behind bars.

  • @sherriestephenssnow4154
    @sherriestephenssnow4154 Год назад +3

    There was a time I trusted the judicial system, but If you have ever been falsely accused of something you didn’t do by evil people who lie or manipulate the truth, you quickly realize that some people lack integrity and how easy this can happen. Sometimes lawyers rack up and tax dollars wasted on the suffering of the innocent. When people knowingly criminalize the real victim, the compensation should be greater. I pray for true justice for anyone in this situation because I personally know how this feels and the emotional, financial and spiritual impact it can have on someone who didn’t even cause the problems, because of evil people.

  • @anyexpat
    @anyexpat Год назад +2

    Wow you put the guy in max security prison for 14 years, buy him a fkn house and give him legal status. The fact they will not is mindblowing.

  • @adayfeoma2974
    @adayfeoma2974 Год назад +4

    When we know what happen to people in prison ( violence, R***, mental breakdown, and all), what would any amount of money do to their life. People guilty of such wrongdoing should be prosecuted and jail. This is inexcusable and unforgettable. Just a real mess

  • @truegrit7697
    @truegrit7697 Месяц назад +1

    Hearing of all of these evil rushes to "justice" is terrifying.

  • @triley1709
    @triley1709 Год назад +6

    And of course no apologies from the court!!

  • @kgntndh
    @kgntndh 9 месяцев назад +2

    1:35 Cannot believe the state lawyers are fighting not to compensate this innocent man.

  • @coycooper8985
    @coycooper8985 Год назад +3

    How dare they fight paying these people! No Amount can give there life and horrible experiences back but they deserve millions and millions!!! Pay these people!!

  • @bertholdbouman3007
    @bertholdbouman3007 2 месяца назад +2

    Imagine not seeing your children grow up, or not being able to give your daughter away at her marriage, or not seeing your grand children grow up, your friends and family have deserted you, and your wife or husband wants a divorce because you will never see the outside world again. And then you have to try to survive the atrocities of being in prison for life on your own as well. So it is certainly not a story of 'all is well that ends well'. Not even all the money in the world is enough to repay these people for the sheer hell they went through.

  • @BudhagRizzo
    @BudhagRizzo Год назад +2

    Armando Saldate, the detective who falsely testified against Debra Milke, STILL works for Law Enforcement & Public Safety in Denver.

  • @bobbyjoyce2483
    @bobbyjoyce2483 Год назад +4

    Why haven't these innocent people been compensated for their wrongful conviction. Why?

  • @KrissyJay777
    @KrissyJay777 Год назад +9

    This happens way too often. There's no amount of money that can compensate for the trauma these people were exposed to.

  • @jojonicolenicole4100
    @jojonicolenicole4100 Год назад +3

    500000 for 23 yrs! My God that’s insane!😩

  • @heresynco
    @heresynco Год назад +3

    false witness should carry a custodial sentence, regardless of the witness's status or position in society.

  • @Christopher_J
    @Christopher_J Год назад +4

    I started to think about how many innocent people are behind bars doing big numbers or have been executed. The tragic case of George Stinny comes to mind.💔

  • @TrigTrig
    @TrigTrig Год назад +2

    Imagine wrongfully imprisoning someone for literal decades and then fighting to not have to pay them a relatively small sum of money and on top of that considering deportation.

  • @TangleHamain
    @TangleHamain Год назад +4

    How is that even possible? YOU WOULD THINK they would try to get as much evidence as possible for a frickin crime.. but no, just a random person sayin "Oh YeAh ThEy CoNfEsSeD-" can get an innocent life in prison for the rest of their lives?!?!? WHAT?!?!??!

  • @GlobalPrivateTruthWarrior
    @GlobalPrivateTruthWarrior Год назад +1

    Great video bro. I subbed. You are amazing. Best wishes to all wrongfully convicted people.

  • @ManojAdikari-qd1nj
    @ManojAdikari-qd1nj Год назад +3

    This is why capital punishment should be avoided at any cost.
    You may be killing an innocent person which is a heinous unbearable crime itself.Spilling innocent blood is a curse!

  • @alexselness8309
    @alexselness8309 Год назад +2

    why does this world tear so many lives apart