Top 6 Reactions of INNOCENT Convicts Being SET FREE
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- Опубликовано: 5 июн 2024
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In today's emotionally charged video, we delve into the Top 7 Reactions of INNOCENT Convicts finally set free.
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Timecodes:
0:00 - Intro
0:23 - Daniel Villegas
2:05 - Susan Mellen
3:54 - John Bunn
5:26 - Ricky Jackson
6:48 - Clemente Aguirre-Jarquin
9:07 - Debra Jean Milk
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Anyone falsely accused and actually innocent, should be awarded money for false imprisonment.
In Canada this has happened a number of times, where the persons are found innocent.😏
Money can’t buy lost time
I always thought they did ???
If they are false convicted that’s actually usually what happens
Happens in the UK, too. And as well as discharging a potentially destitute person, they make them pay the 'accomodation costs' of time served.
The fact all it takes is one liar testimony can send someone to prison is disgusting.
They should have a law that states any officer of the law found guilty of fabricating evidence that they should serve the same amount years behind bars as their victim has.
@@ericeckYeah!
@@ericeck The person who was wrongfully sentenced is the victim of the law enforcement officer.
I will never understand why someone would want to destroy an innocent person’s life.
I agree!💯
Hate.@@kadeembilal3047
OMG Susan Mellen is so wholesome, all of these make me happy but she is just so happy seeing the modern world for the first time and it's adorable.
Who the hell was the judge that denied Clemente Aguirre-Jarquin got zero compensation because his petition was filed too late??? well no sh*t it was filed late because he had to spend 14 years in prison for a crime he didnt commit. How do these people even get to become judges without even a small sense of justice in their character
This beautifully demonstrates why the death penalty is wrong - the justice system is fallible.
No.
@@CancelHappiness Sometimes I pray for a politician being interviewed to give a 'yes' or ''no' answer, but this demonstrates why my fervent prayers will go unanswered.
'No' the justice system isn't fallible?
'No' the death penalty ain't wrong?
'No' this doesn't demonstrate blah blah?
I will never understand why anyone would want to destroy an innocent person’s life.
You know, stars on shoulder straps matter a lot for some policemen, matter more than ruined life of innocent person.
In addition, some people truly believe in their gut feeling, like "I feel this guy really did it, but he is smart enough so he didn't leave any meaningful clues, but I still believe in his guilt".
And as for the case of Clemente Augirre-Jarquin, he was just slandered by the real murder and her boyfriend, and fingerprints expertise also was against him (the expert said that unreadable fingerprint belonged to him, while it was impossible to examine it), so police had enough fake evidence of his guilt. He also was drunk as hell that evening and he was unlucky enough to enter the house of already killed women, he stepped in the pool of fresh blood end left numerous footprints on the place, which also implied that he was guilty. He was so unlucky, I can't blame police for arresting him and the judge for sentencing him to death.
I don’t know how people can live with themselves when they know it was their actions that led to an innocent person spending so much of their life in jail. Although I can imagine when it comes to a cop they are so sure of themselves that they justify it by thinking they know they were guilty they just couldn’t prove it any other way, and can’t put their ego aside
I've got 2 questions
1) Did the people who wrongfully accused these innocent people ever face justice? ⚖️
2) When these innocent were behind bars, the real criminals were still walking the streets. Did the police find the real criminals and arrest them?
Anyone that knowingly tries to get a conviction on a truly innocent person, be that with bought "testimony" or breaking fingers to get false confessions or throwing out evidence that shows they were innocent should be thrown in jail just as long as the innocent person they ruined.
So Clemente spent all that time in prison as an innocent person... and the judge had the audacity to reject his petition for filing too late???
Ricky only got 3 million? What tf happened to the officer? Everyone that lied on these people should be locked tf up.
SUSAN MELLEN WAS SO CUTE, HER REACTION WAS ADORABLE
$597,000 for 17 years prison?....... f@ck that! Definitely not enough. I would want a million per year to go to prison.
Money don't bring your life back
She has 12 millions
She got that plus an additional 12 million. It was told in the video.
Innocent people who have been falsely imprisoned don’t get anything back from this. Just freedom. IF I WAS FALSELY IMPRISONED ID DO THE SAME THING! But after so many years of being in prison, I’d just give the fuck up, give up any hope there was. Heck I’d just go back to the prison to sleep there because where the FUCK COULD I GO AFTER I WAS SET FREE?! I’d just tell the just to shut up and say I’m guilty so I can go back to a place that AT LEAST HAS A BED!!
May God judge and damn these "judges" dismissing these wrongful imprisonment lawsuits.
Remember folks, do NOT talk to the police without a lawyer.
There was a saying, it is better to have 100 guilty person go free than 1 innocent person wrongfully convicted.
You take away their pensions - that is a standard we have to set so these people will actually fear their faking evidence & faking statements & corruption & coercion
I always thought law was mostly flawless.
Surely this is deliberate irony? The system is administered for humans, on humans and by humans. Humans are very fallible.
Nah no way she got arrested for getting someone a happy meal
not only is she free from prison she should get a free happy meal. 😁😀
He got arrested at the age of 16. 1:17 - How the hack there is a man with a t-shirt written "FREE MY DADD" ?!
So this is our new reality, clickbait AI-generated cover image that isn't in the video, followed by a bunch of AI-generated comments. Got it.
any time a prosecutor wants to suppress an investigator's personnel record, it should raise suspicion. And every time a 'jail informant' testifies, the jury should know what they stand to gain from their cooperation. Actually, they should never need to testify - any alleged confession should be on tape with enough information to make it credible.
Some people should never be police officers in the first place. These officers MUST serve jail time.
Still repeating videos of reactions to being free
it's so nice to see those women free men also but women more because they are treated far worse than men.
What?
@@FerventReminder What do you mean what I mentioned men as well
@@thomashninan6708 I think you'll find that women are treated better than men in nearly every environment.
@@FerventReminder Well people are more tough to men than women because men tend to be more violent than women doesn't men are treared badly ok tell me an insident when a man or men are or were treared faaaarrr worse than women.
37th
Why,how?? These bastards destroyed lives yet don't seem to be held accountable. The legal system is so screwed up 👎👎
USA Law: Confession is proof of a crime..... cringe