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  • Опубликовано: 18 авг 2024

Комментарии • 52

  • @TheSololobo
    @TheSololobo 13 лет назад +15

    This movie brought so many feelings to the surface especially in those scenes when they were kids running away together, we forget sometimes what our siblings mean to us

  • @brittanywaters3998
    @brittanywaters3998 10 лет назад +43

    This is my uncle Kenny.

    • @mvilleneuve7
      @mvilleneuve7 6 лет назад +4

      Please forward this message to your aunt if it's possible! All of my admiration for Kenny's sister Betty Anne Waters! What a wonderful humain been you are dear Betty! Thank you for your gift of self! Your love and sense of justice are an inspiration! Greetings to the whole family! xx

    • @mridge01
      @mridge01 4 года назад +1

      Charlie Charlie he fell from 15 feet

    • @Scorch428
      @Scorch428 4 года назад +1

      People like to think the justice system works perfectly. When in reality 12 jurors can be swayed in either direction the same as a presidential election. I wish people realized just how flawed our system really is...Ive seen some cases with weak, weak evidence go to conviction... its not supposed to be whether someone LIKELY did it, its supposed to be beyond a reasonable doubt because an innocent person incarerated is far worse than a guilty man walking free.

    • @sq8267
      @sq8267 3 года назад +1

      ❤🙏

    • @chloeschannel1228
      @chloeschannel1228 3 года назад +1

      @@mvilleneuve7 it’s been 3 years but I can cuz I know her 😅

  • @myhamie1
    @myhamie1 12 лет назад +9

    life can be so unfair sometimes:( but i hope that in those 6 months he had the best time ever r.i.p

    • @Scorch428
      @Scorch428 4 года назад

      Id wager up to a quarter of all inmates are innocent....its a lot easier to get a conviction than you think. And its sad.

  • @TruckieLooks4Aliens
    @TruckieLooks4Aliens 11 месяцев назад +2

    This movie triggers me. I was falsely arrested. Then they knew they did so, so they charged me with resisting. Why? Bc by charging me, it’ll be harder to sue. I was 36, never had a speeding ticket and was leaving the casino. Apparently there was a woman inside who was making a fruckus but I came out in a rush. What’s worse is that the cops tried to bribe me for sex. They dragged this misdemeanor on for 4 years. I spent 15k. They kept losing “discovery aka evidence.” I fired my lawyer bc he wanted me to please to an equivalent of a ticket. After I fired him, I had to get a free attorney. She was shitty and never responded to anything. The new judge told me I should be grateful for her help bc she’s had 300 cases in the past year so she knows what she’s doing. I said what? Trying to make innocent ppl plea to false charges. I filed complaints to the state bar and the ABA. My case was dropped and they settled with me. The whole thing took over my life. I felt helpless so I can only imagine what he went thru. 18 years. There’s no amount that can make up for that. Btw. The two cops are in jail. One for selling evidence and the other for SA another woman.

  • @mandem888
    @mandem888 11 лет назад +8

    yeh knowing that info after watching that movie killed the mood..wtf after 18 years of unjust he gets his freedom and dies right after!! RIP Kenny!

  • @samanthamears6072
    @samanthamears6072 8 лет назад +10

    poor man so sad😭

  • @timothyosborne3087
    @timothyosborne3087 12 лет назад +2

    I applaud your love and devotion and the bond you had with your brother 100 percent. I think those who lied and put this man away for decades should be held accountable and should be made to suffer the inhumane shit this man had to suffer and go thru. Its obvious luck did not run in his corner or he would be alive today. You sure it was and accident? 3.4 million is a lot of money. Kenneth Waters R.I.P. and haunt those S.O.Bs that did this to you. Betty Ann Waters keep up the good work.

  • @Raven_Ray1
    @Raven_Ray1 2 года назад +1

    People can be have a bad personal, but the people with bad personal is not always a bad guy.

  • @jacobbutler6049
    @jacobbutler6049 5 лет назад +1

    just watched conviction movie good movie sad but good story

  • @jodikeehn4581
    @jodikeehn4581 3 месяца назад

    Great movie

  • @sanjaym
    @sanjaym 12 лет назад

    wow just saw the movie and I was blown away by the powerful bond between a brother and sister and at the same time very saddened to find out that kenny passed away 6 months into his freedom. Not fair, not fair at all God! :-(

  • @thasnap
    @thasnap 13 лет назад +1

    Dies 6 months after released from prison. Thats irony for you.

  • @IcyScythe
    @IcyScythe 13 лет назад +2

    what a stupid fucking law evidence should never be destroyed.
    ugh the police department and "justice" department disgust me.

  • @christopherjamesjames1682
    @christopherjamesjames1682 3 года назад

    Like I said b4 and will keep on saying .him and thousands of others .especialy people of courage low i come.are jailed because of INADEQUATE LEGAL REPRESENTATION

  • @privatenunyabusiness2427
    @privatenunyabusiness2427 3 года назад

    Check your facts most of this case is in the Ayer Massachusetts area and really has nothing to do with Providence except for maybe that's where he lives right now

  • @Originalwndwarrior08
    @Originalwndwarrior08 13 лет назад

    The sad thing is loginium...some states have a MAXIMUM of $25,000!!

  • @ZumbaIzzy
    @ZumbaIzzy 12 лет назад

    @unnst I just saw this beautiful movie ..I was Crying a lot...So you said after 6 months free He died ??? Sorry for ask !!

    • @marialamb6781
      @marialamb6781 5 лет назад

      Izzy LMast
      Yes it’s a very inspiring movie beautifully made and very well casted and kept true to the story. But it’s true for six months he really lived life had a wonderful time, but then he was walking along a 15 foot wall and fell off the wall. And he died from his injuries.

  • @HittaCastro
    @HittaCastro 13 лет назад

    wow

  • @NonregAg2009
    @NonregAg2009 12 лет назад

    @loginium Sorry, but your misunderstanding of the famous "Hot Coffee" case, is a great example of why the powers that be take advantage of people's misunderstanding of the law. Including the Waters.

  • @christopherjamesjames1682
    @christopherjamesjames1682 3 года назад

    The lawyers appointed to them are nt fit to wipe a dogs backside

  • @Elemenop79
    @Elemenop79 13 лет назад +1

    idk about that fall it sure sounds fishy to me but whatever!

  • @highlife231
    @highlife231 13 лет назад

    why didnt they just hire another lawyer?

    • @mridge01
      @mridge01 4 года назад +1

      highlife231 because they couldn’t afford it

  • @unnst
    @unnst 13 лет назад

    6 months later, he falls and dies..... ? wtf?

  • @xXahmfXx
    @xXahmfXx 13 лет назад

    @xsullibagsx Dude, he's dead now !! he died 6 months later.

  • @christopherjames375
    @christopherjames375 4 года назад

    As for the purgerers give me the cat a nine tails and bucket a salt water please .

  • @rahulsarawagi
    @rahulsarawagi 13 лет назад

    Thumps Up If The Movie Conviction Brought You Here :P

  • @telly91484
    @telly91484 14 лет назад

    damn thats fucked up

  • @johnjohnmajortom
    @johnjohnmajortom 13 лет назад

    @unnst Darwin strikes again.

  • @misclumsy
    @misclumsy 11 лет назад

    fuck it s true! i also dont get it! so unfair!

  • @ryanrobinson3451
    @ryanrobinson3451 5 лет назад

    His sister got him killed

  • @weedliftlefty5425
    @weedliftlefty5425 9 лет назад

    if anyone belives in BADLUCK
    look in the dictionary and youl see kennys name and picture next to it
    16 years in supermax prison then he falls of a wall
    bullshit

  • @avaneal2737
    @avaneal2737 8 лет назад +1

    he was guilty