Members of the Central Park 5 share their story with the Morning Culture.

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  • Опубликовано: 2 дек 2024

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  • @aedwards9466
    @aedwards9466 5 лет назад +411

    Yusef, Antron, Korey, Kevin, and Raymond, we love you!

    • @pearlbarkley1019
      @pearlbarkley1019 5 лет назад +2

      Aleshia Edwards Amen...

    • @sheltonoren111
      @sheltonoren111 5 лет назад +2

      Wow

    • @atomicdmt8763
      @atomicdmt8763 5 лет назад

      ALL LIES MATTER...............guilty: centralpark5joggerattackers.com

    • @pearlbarkley1019
      @pearlbarkley1019 5 лет назад

      atomicdmt COERCION MATTERS!!!

    • @lucaswright3971
      @lucaswright3971 3 года назад +1

      This is false.....
      The Central Park 5 case did not have a "lack of physical evidence". Nor were they innocent/exonerated by DNA evidence...
      1. Female blood similar to the joggers on 2 of the boys shoes.
      2. DNA had just begun to be used as evidence 6 months before this case so police were not trained how to keep a crime scene pristine back then. The DNA they did retrieve belonged to a 6th boy so they always knew they missed someone.
      3. 2 of the boys had female genital pubic hair on them that matched the jogger.
      4. 3 of the boys had semen in their underwear.
      5. The boys were not beaten to get a confession out, they weren't starved either, the questioning wasn't harsh or manipulative (it's on video), the parents were also IN THE ROOM!
      6. There were 95 witnesses that testified... most were eye witnesses but there was also Melody Jackson, whose brother was friends with Korey Wise, she testified that she talked to Wise by phone when he was at Rikers Island and that he told her that he didn't rape the jogger, he "only held her legs down while Kevin (Richardson) f*cked her. He only felt her breast" She originally volunteered this information to the police thinking it would be helpful to Wise. The boys admit to beating her and sexually molesting her. We even know exactly which boys held her down. The only question is if any of the boys entered her while they were holding her down feeling her up. We know how many boys had their penises out and humping her... the question is did they go inside of her. Each boy tells on the others but no boy admits to entering her. They took turns but none of the boys admitted to watching the other to see if the penis entered... they just assumed since the boys were humping, that they were inside.
      7. Reyes confessed to doing all of it alone after he got beat up by Korey Wise, who had become a blood prison gang leader. You can read the prison report regarding the fight.
      Reyes had absolutely nothing to lose by confessing to the rape, the statute of limitations had run out already, he had much to gain by claiming he acted alone: He got a favorable prison transfer. He was already in prison for murder.
      Police always knew a 6th boy had gotten away. Listen to the five boys testimony they mention Reyes walking up mid way thru the assault.
      There's also a report from a former cellmate of Mattias Reyes before he was transferred. He said Reyes told him he showed up at the end and took Trisha to another location to rape her again
      1/11/02 - Reyes filed a request for Separation from General Population stating he "Feared for his life" an investigation was launched by Officer Clark and was confirmed later in 11/12 by Captain Gummerson at Auburn Correctional Facility, who confirmed that Reyes was in danger if he remained in the general population alongside Korey Wise.
      In the book "Your Eyes Your Life" by Richard Siracusa, he writes "The panel suggested that there investigation revealed evidence that Reyes came forward as a result of threats delivered through the underground prison communication system and/ or he acted in order to get a desired change in prison assignment"
      One of the key reasons anyone remotely believed Reyes was because he claimed he had information no one else would have. While he was raping her he took her Walkman..
      Except, when Michael Armstrong did the reinvestigation he found notes in the court records notes taken by a detective on April 20, 1989 where Korey Wise said that when he was attacking the jogger there was another guy named "Rudy" who while he was raping her took her walkman and took her fanny pack. The boys called Reyes, "Rudy" multiple boys called him that.
      8. The boys were only found because Kevin Richardson and Raymond Santana were caught in the midst of the 30+ boys running away. After they were arrested they gave all the remaining names and where to find the other boys to the police... which is how we know who was involved.
      At the time of arrest for the first two boys the police didn't even know about the jogger. Her body had not yet been found nor her assault known about by anyone outside of the boys.
      None of the boys knew if the female jogger survived the attack and some assumed she had died.
      When Raymond Santana was being driven to the precinct the night of the rape, he blurted out: "I had nothing to do with the rape. All I did was feel the woman's tits." This was how the police found out about the jogger.
      The group of more than 30+ boys planned to go "wilding" two days prior. They intended to come to Central Park and beat up random people this was a game, this was not random nor did anyone's father tell them to go hang out at the park like the Netflix show suggest.... You can listen to the interviews and see that multiple boys talk about this being a planned event.
      They beat 7 other victims that night. One man they beat with a metal pipe so bad that they almost killed him. They fractured his skull and caved in both eye sockets.
      9. Up until 2002 Raymond Santana was saying that he had done everything else except the rape, Yusef Salaam said the same thing. They changed their story after the publicity.
      A great video breaking it down... for anyone curious.
      ruclips.net/video/qYFBRbkzWS4/видео.html
      Sperm present on underwear: Antron McCray Kevin Richardson Raymond Santana
      Head and pubic hair: Kevin Richardson Steve Lopez
      Human blood: Yusef Salaam Raymond Santana
      Sarah Burns Documentary + The Netflix "When They See Us"
      Sarah Burns the person behind the "When They See Us" Netflix Documentary also worked for the same law firm that was trying to get them a big $42 million settlement from NYC. Hence the one sidedness and ignoring facts /evidence from the film.
      Ken Burns (Sarah's Father) admits the reason he made the film was to force the city to settle.
      There was medical evidence that the jogger/victim was attacked by multiple attackers. When Sarah Burns interviewed the doctor who treated the jogger, "Dr. Robert Kurtz" he told Sarah this and provided her the medical records... She interviewed him for a full day! However Sarah decided to leave this part out of the Documentary. When asked about this by a journalist she said "I'm sure he (Dr. Kurtz) believes that," but
      "It doesn't make a lot of sense to me. I don't have any reason to disbelieve what Reyes described in detail."
      "She had five bleeding lacerations to her head," he said. "Three of them were raggedy, consistent with the use of some sort of blunt instrument such as a tree limb or bough that Reyes said he used." But there were also "two lacerations on her scalp that were inflicted by a much sharper instrument - like a knife, or a piece of broken glass, or a rock with a sharp point on it." Reyes said he didn't use a knife.
      Also, his colleague, Dr. Jane Haher, spotted hand prints on Meili's thighs and lower legs suggesting she was held down.
      The Netflix show "When They See Us" is "biased" and "Completely Slanted" per the Creator and writer of the show Ava DuVernay. Which explains the blatant lies like when the officer hits Kevin Richardson in the face with an officers motorcycle helmet... when in reality no officer had a helmet or even a motorcycle. Nor did he have a black eye in real life like he did in the show... they created an insanely inaccurate portrayal to control the viewers perception of what actually happened. You can still look at the booking photo of Kevin Richardson so it's not like she didn't know this....
      You can see Ava DuVernay's interview where she admits her show was "Completely Slanted" and "Biased" here.....
      centralpark5.com/category/the-documentaries-and-the-netflix-series
      ruclips.net/video/wO_kb08z49c/видео.html
      The boys' sentences were commuted, they were never declared innocent because they clearly aren't. They served their time for the assault but we don't need to lie about them being innocent as it's not helping anyone.
      Interviews of the Central Park 5:
      With Parents present -
      1. Raymond Santana
      ruclips.net/video/1AyAJZXVxbs/видео.html
      2. Kevin Richardson
      ruclips.net/video/PlGpLtbc_XM/видео.html
      3. Antron McCray
      ruclips.net/video/0py3G0tIUFI/видео.html
      4. Korey Wise (Claimed he was 16, used a fake bus pass to prove it)
      ruclips.net/video/UTpulyO_0kA/видео.html
      5. Others
      ruclips.net/video/VAP-CubV_hY/видео.html

  • @laminediallo9014
    @laminediallo9014 5 лет назад +455

    Their story is so frustrating, even after being exonerated. Shoutout to them for being resilient. ✊🏿

    • @Donique_23
      @Donique_23 5 лет назад +8

      For real, what stupid excuse do people have to not be the beat they can be. They are an amazing inspiration for real

    • @CamsPurpleCorner
      @CamsPurpleCorner 5 лет назад +2

      AMEN!💜💜💜💜💜💜💜

    • @CamsPurpleCorner
      @CamsPurpleCorner 5 лет назад +2

      @ST 23 EXCELLENT Points!🙏🏼🙌 Resilient is just ONE Word, but I Agree.........it Definitely does NOT do them Nor their 'Story' enough Credit and Justice!😕 Lastly, I bet Most of them come from a PRAYING Family & Background, because their outcomes were Not "of this Earth, World", but DEFINITELY from God Above!👊 THANKS for This Upload, as well as This very Important Interview!❤

    • @atomicdmt8763
      @atomicdmt8763 5 лет назад +2

      ALL LIES MATTER...............guilty: centralpark5joggerattackers.com

    • @Sciences0311
      @Sciences0311 5 лет назад +1

      What's frustrating is the fact that these guys continue to lie..Yusuf and Raymond are primarily the face of the 5 because the other 3 are still living with their GUILT. Yusuf and Raymond want the public to see their CONFESSIONS through an emotional lens which foggies clarity. These guys disgust me..

  • @malditaseantia4307
    @malditaseantia4307 5 лет назад +522

    I could listen to Yusef *all day!*

    • @nicholevarnell6518
      @nicholevarnell6518 5 лет назад +48

      He definitely has great speaking abilities

    • @raineyj560
      @raineyj560 5 лет назад +17

      So can Yusef, lol jk jk 😊😊😊😊😊

    • @latishaturner1964
      @latishaturner1964 5 лет назад +12

      Malditanseantia yes he explains everything so very well

    • @Donique_23
      @Donique_23 5 лет назад +16

      Yousef for president

    • @007zLdy
      @007zLdy 5 лет назад +3

      Fa sho!

  • @roxanneabrams3403
    @roxanneabrams3403 5 лет назад +133

    Yusef is very intelligent and classy. I do enjoy listening to him.

  • @bigceazer
    @bigceazer 5 лет назад +225

    God watch over all 5 of these brothers and their families. they've gone through so much. Keep you're heads up you are loved.

  • @mindyobuznes249
    @mindyobuznes249 5 лет назад +138

    Yusuf was protected in Jail because of His Muslim Faith & Brothers!! I wish Kourey Had the same covering he WENT THROUGH PURE HELL!

  • @apriljohnson2441
    @apriljohnson2441 5 лет назад +167

    This is a great interview!!! Strong intelligent black men! keep winning!! I love his point on purpose!!! God will get the glory!! what the devil meant for bad will turn out for their good!! beauty for Ashes!!

  • @bklynlady75
    @bklynlady75 5 лет назад +69

    Omg. Not on my block , Real New Yorker's knew u didn't do it . My prayers for you My brothers. I went to school with Korey Wise at that time. We all were blown away... I lived on 109th st. Between 5th and Masdison. CP pool. I watched the doc. It brought back that same night for me. Just reliving apart of my youth. Peace and blessings. The procecuter and everyone should be held accountable for their wrong doing.

    • @tiff2130
      @tiff2130 5 лет назад +1

      Natisha Kamara Wow!

    • @cherishamoura9233
      @cherishamoura9233 5 лет назад

      But why did they beat Korey up in prison.

    • @rkelly3199
      @rkelly3199 5 лет назад +12

      Keisha Mckenzie because he was young and going to prison for rape / child molestion is the worst crime you can do

  • @ESPDaniella
    @ESPDaniella 5 лет назад +71

    I want Yusef as a Tedtalk speaker. I could listen to him all day

  • @brownsugarglamour
    @brownsugarglamour 5 лет назад +110

    Them reading the hate mail, made me sad & harden ALL OVER AGAIN ... surely these men are in the Book of Life! God has their hand on them, I just pray for their safety especially for Antron and Korey. I pray that Antron lets go of the hate toward his father so that he may go to heaven and just live in peace and I pray for Korey’s sanity. In Jesus Name’s, these men will always have a place in my heart. Their story has broken me 💔💙💙

    • @lorenabaskaran
      @lorenabaskaran 5 лет назад

      brownsugarglamour God must have had his hand on Korey when he was getting raped at Rikers.

    • @j.2966
      @j.2966 5 лет назад +9

      Lorena girl are u serious? Tasteless as hell bitch

    • @ariesqueen8364
      @ariesqueen8364 5 лет назад +8

      @@lorenabaskaran God had and has a plan for Korey. The devil can use anyone because of free will, just like the devil is using you to make this tasteless comment. We see where your mind is, miss. Smh.

    • @cynthiam6004
      @cynthiam6004 5 лет назад +2

      Ol dirty Barbie i’m not religious but what Lorena is saying is that “God” kept Korey alive. Cause honestly the shit he went through in prison could’ve had him killed or drove to suicide.

    • @brownsugarglamour
      @brownsugarglamour 5 лет назад +3

      Lorena Korey’s story is very similar to Job’s. He never forsaken towards God. That’s where my comparison comes from

  • @demi1176
    @demi1176 5 лет назад +21

    These men continue to amaze me everytime they speak. They were chosen for such a time as this. Thank you both for walking in your purpose.🙏❤

  • @Trulylolly
    @Trulylolly 5 лет назад +83

    I can listen to Yusuf all day. Sorry they went through that.

  • @beautyforashestv5959
    @beautyforashestv5959 5 лет назад +144

    "It made me spiritual not religious" -Raymond Santana

  • @sgtslaughter21
    @sgtslaughter21 5 лет назад +41

    I was 12 yrs old when this happened and i remember it all too well...even i knew as a child exactly what was going on

    • @atomicdmt8763
      @atomicdmt8763 5 лет назад +2

      I lived in NYC during this time. Unsealed records now........huge data dump. Brace yerself!

    • @AT-ts1se
      @AT-ts1se 5 лет назад

      I was 6

  • @elaineanderson4891
    @elaineanderson4891 5 лет назад +184

    Yusef did not waste any time with the kids and getting married.

    • @MrsBzable
      @MrsBzable 5 лет назад +6

      Right! i was saying the samething...lol.

    • @starbrightprod
      @starbrightprod 5 лет назад +11

      Right!!! 10 kids

    • @filmadcamp1512
      @filmadcamp1512 5 лет назад +9

      @@starbrightprod three are not his. HE actually has seven.

    • @jordanabeaulieu2530
      @jordanabeaulieu2530 5 лет назад +15

      @@filmadcamp1512 He already had 3 daughters then his wife had three of her own and then together they had four more children.

    • @filmadcamp1512
      @filmadcamp1512 5 лет назад +3

      @@jordanabeaulieu2530 that's pretty much what I said. Three are NOT his..... they are his wife's kids/his stepkids.

  • @lovely31bluprint
    @lovely31bluprint 5 лет назад +60

    They are Men of Valor. God bless.

    • @isommallory9473
      @isommallory9473 5 лет назад +4

      I applaud them for fighting this fight as they were innocent of this crime. All of the evidence just never added up. But some in the group were out that night and admitted to beating a man with a pipe unconscious in the park. The situation that transpired from that night was unfortunate and I am glad that they have found some type of reconciliation. I always tell my boys that if you go looking for trouble, trouble will find you.

    • @AT-ts1se
      @AT-ts1se 5 лет назад

      @@isommallory9473 these 5 werent beating up people either. If you listened and were following those people got arrested and got prison time. These guys were railroaded completely.

  • @drewfortis
    @drewfortis 5 лет назад +25

    I cried again listening to this, especially the part when he said Corey freed them

  • @miloperrault2614
    @miloperrault2614 5 лет назад +18

    My black brothers, I am so sorry for all you went through and whatever may continue to be a struggle for you! My heart breaks for you all. No amount of money can ever make up for how your lives were interrupted. May God Bless You ALL!!!

  • @d.e.w.8676
    @d.e.w.8676 5 лет назад +6

    I'm glad they are taking on all these interviews because it helps with the healing process and finding peace.

  • @deemarie2950
    @deemarie2950 5 лет назад +59

    I would really like to hear what the jurors have to say after all this.

    • @motherlisha
      @motherlisha 5 лет назад +14

      One said she truly regret the fact that she allowed herself to be pressured by the other juniors to vote guilty. She said she has lived with that for 30 years. Another said he just was ready for it to end and wanted out so that's why he voted guilty.

    • @introspect86
      @introspect86 5 лет назад +7

      motherlisha Ridiculous

    • @jasminehill6312
      @jasminehill6312 5 лет назад +1

      Jurors are the worse!!!

    • @dr.esonijadalmeida6097
      @dr.esonijadalmeida6097 4 года назад

      Me too!

  • @lilianokoye
    @lilianokoye 5 лет назад +34

    Watching Korey Wise statement when he was 16. He spoke a lot better than he speaks now. I honestly feel so bad for him. I think his experience just before jail and in jail was a shock and this shock affected his ability to speak properly (took away his voice). We love you Korey and understand you relied more on your friends as family. It’s unfortunate they weren’t there when you needed them most. You are a strong man and I’m glad you didn’t die/ commit suicide. God kept you and knew you will be the one to set others free. They all owe you their lives. It’s because of you, the CP 5 can tell their story. You are very important and you’ve made significant progress from the last interview I saw 6 years ago. Times heals everything. God bless you and we love you. Please keep the faith

    • @daboe0909
      @daboe0909 5 лет назад

      lilian okoye he has a hearing problem that affected his speech.

    • @eishaesh3405
      @eishaesh3405 5 лет назад +5

      @@daboe0909 I agree. It was told that he's deaf in one ear but you can tell his experience did further damage to him all together 😢

    • @Sciences0311
      @Sciences0311 5 лет назад

      If you watched his ENTIRE statement how can you feel sorry for him? He admitted his participation.

    • @kimberlypeterkin4912
      @kimberlypeterkin4912 5 лет назад +3

      He was dead in one ear! However! One of the interviews he stated that he had his jaw broken while in prison! It did affect his speech tremendously!

    • @Sciences0311
      @Sciences0311 5 лет назад

      @@kimberlypeterkin4912 He wasnt deaf when he was interviewed..Watch and listen to the exchange and quit being so naive..

  • @ReReJSB
    @ReReJSB 5 лет назад +24

    The beginning.......🙌🏽🙌🏽 I’m so thankful for this documentary......for the truth of the story!!! Blessings to ALL of the Exonerated 5.....❤️🙏🏽

  • @MsRosalyn3
    @MsRosalyn3 5 лет назад +23

    Bottom in the 9th, reminds me of that song, we started from the bottom now we’re here. I’m overjoyed listening to Raymond say how he approached Ava DuVernay.

  • @camillejarrett5008
    @camillejarrett5008 5 лет назад +20

    Their strength is Amazing, even though they still struggle!

  • @sweetsugarteete1
    @sweetsugarteete1 5 лет назад +51

    Being over a protected as a parent is always good, my mother was and l was raised by the best parent ever, I've learn structure, morals, values, wisdom and etc .

    • @starbrightprod
      @starbrightprod 5 лет назад +1

      My husband doesnt want me to be too over protective. 😭😭😭

    • @lorenabaskaran
      @lorenabaskaran 5 лет назад

      sweetsugarteete1 Looks like your mother skipped out on traching you good grammar.

    • @africusyoya9426
      @africusyoya9426 5 лет назад

      Yessss, well said

    • @sweetsugarteete1
      @sweetsugarteete1 5 лет назад

      @@starbrightprod you have to be especially with this day and time. Give a child space but not to much space because this world is crazier now. When you love them, you have there very best interest at heart.

  • @Littlekitten_
    @Littlekitten_ 5 лет назад +49

    I want a full Interview with Korey :,(

    • @Sciences0311
      @Sciences0311 5 лет назад

      You can watch and listen to his whole 1hr 35 min confession if you want to know the truth..

    • @lindalolly6318
      @lindalolly6318 5 лет назад

      @@Sciences0311 where?

    • @Sciences0311
      @Sciences0311 5 лет назад

      @@lindalolly6318 Just write Korey Wise confession in search bar..You can find ALL of their recorded confessions on youtube now

    • @Sciences0311
      @Sciences0311 5 лет назад

      If you remove the emotional lens while u listen to them being interviewed your clarity of the situation will be less foggy.

    • @jediwalker2010
      @jediwalker2010 5 лет назад +1

      MrScout0311 the “confession”s were coerced. DNA evidence / sciences proved that they were not the culprits. Science

  • @lydia2308
    @lydia2308 5 лет назад +37

    Never let us forget what happened to you guys keep speaking out the truth.

    • @HH-vg5sb
      @HH-vg5sb 5 лет назад +1

      Lydia Snowden You are SO right!!!

  • @itskevin7638
    @itskevin7638 5 лет назад +13

    This story has beyond MOVED me. I was just being born when you these poor kids were on trial. Fast forward 26 years, i now have my own son who is 6 and im at home watching this Netflix series. Learning about these men hurt on so many levels. Not just because I am a mother myself and couldnt even image my baby feeling/ experiencing what they went through, but also because of how very badly America and the justice system failed CHILDREN. It really is BEYOND me how without evidence they were still found guilty.
    I come from a Hispanic background and my experience with racism doesnt even come close to these men's experience, but even i would like to just hug them and apologize to them. When they most needed help the world turned their backs and they were way to young to understand.
    Im so moved by this story that I now wish to pursue an additional major in psychology ( first major is in Nursing, and its also been an interest to work at the prisons) so i can help discharged prisoners move forward after prison. I personally believe that I am no one to judge and i can only hope i can accomplish some kind of help for getting these kinds of people on their feet after such horrible experiences.
    Much love from Arizona!

  • @malditaseantia4307
    @malditaseantia4307 5 лет назад +45

    The *it's above me now* reference 🤣

  • @rainbowjo78
    @rainbowjo78 5 лет назад +3

    Yusef’s compassion for the jogger absolutely floors me. These men are not just innocent, they are phenomenal.

  • @humblehustletv2024
    @humblehustletv2024 5 лет назад +53

    Hmm and just think...Central Park was the LARGEST plantation in New York State prior to becoming CENTRAL PARK!

  • @eyeamking3333
    @eyeamking3333 5 лет назад +9

    Salute To These Soldiers!!! You All Are So Inspirational. I Love Y'all😢

  • @symbolhunting1174
    @symbolhunting1174 5 лет назад +22

    Every Black parent with a son/daughter please watch with your son/daughter! This happens all day in our justice system make your kids know their rights...God continue to bless all of them and their families! Korey is a modern day Hero, just imagine if he falsely admitted he did it at one of his parole hearings he would have never met the real rapist (God was always with him)❤️❤️

    • @Sciences0311
      @Sciences0311 5 лет назад

      Korey is NOT a hero. He admitted his participation if you LISTEN to his whole interview. You do know he fought with "the lone rapist" in jan of 1990 in a breakroom over the "tv", right? Coincidence? And then about 11 yrs later him and Korey would be at the same facility once again but "the lone rapist" was kicked out of segregation because he was a problem child and Korey was threatening him. "the lone rapist" had nothing to lose by admitting his participation, he was already serving a life sentence and statute of limitations were up on the jogger case so he couldn't be charged with anymore crimes. It was a win for "the lone rapist" and a win for Korey.."the lone rapist" would now be sent back to segregation due to his now, public notoriety and Korey would be set free..Trackin'?

  • @violetsurbida2774
    @violetsurbida2774 5 лет назад +50

    Ya'll should sue the president of the USA.....

  • @oneinamillion6807
    @oneinamillion6807 5 лет назад +7

    Great interview!!! The questions they asked I was hoping someone would ask them! Phenomenal job!!!!

  • @jarvispierre6909
    @jarvispierre6909 5 лет назад +86

    Forgiveness is an honorable thing, but we have to stop forgiving these evil people so quickly.

    • @Donique_23
      @Donique_23 5 лет назад +1

      For real, where do you place those type of feelings ....forgive to give yourself some peace or hate in the name of justice

    • @annaisiomaful
      @annaisiomaful 5 лет назад +2

      Forgiveness does not mean forget. I can forgive but I will never forget.

    • @jarvispierre6909
      @jarvispierre6909 5 лет назад +1

      @@annaisiomaful I feel you on that queen.

    • @theythinkidontknow1975
      @theythinkidontknow1975 5 лет назад

      Jarvis Pierre ....no we have to forgive and forgive and forgive because Gods word say so...we want to be forgiven so we should do the same also....Vengeance is the Lords the Bible say so

    • @africusyoya9426
      @africusyoya9426 5 лет назад +2

      Forgiveness is Not for those who have done us wrong nor does it Negate their Actions!!!! Forgivness is for Our Peace!!!

  • @nettycharice6254
    @nettycharice6254 5 лет назад +17

    Wow, thank you 4 bringing us this enlightening interview.

  • @Nino-su7jv
    @Nino-su7jv 5 лет назад +1

    Love, support, and absolute pure prayers to you all from London 💙💙💙

  • @latishaturner1964
    @latishaturner1964 5 лет назад +48

    And Donald Trump used the words hang from a tree and horse whip!! Wow 😲 I want these adds to resurface

    • @luvitluvitbaby
      @luvitluvitbaby 5 лет назад +8

      That was Pat Buchanan

    • @jordanabeaulieu2530
      @jordanabeaulieu2530 5 лет назад +13

      @@luvitluvitbaby Pat Buchanan is nothing but a White supremacist, he just doesn't wear a white sheet over his head that's all!

    • @marquitashiver6141
      @marquitashiver6141 5 лет назад +6

      Very sick of anyone to say that about children!

    • @latishaturner1964
      @latishaturner1964 5 лет назад +2

      Gillian Landry He’s the one who printed the add

    • @oRuTRa45
      @oRuTRa45 5 лет назад +3

      @@jordanabeaulieu2530 The majority of white supremacists where plain, everyday clothes. The visible minority that wear white sheets are just the extremists. That's the difference.

  • @latyshal.2286
    @latyshal.2286 5 лет назад +6

    Great interview! These men are remarkable. God bless each of them.

  • @reginaldwilliams7348
    @reginaldwilliams7348 5 лет назад +16

    Korey Wise wasn't even there at the time of the crime. He was at home.

  • @racqueenus
    @racqueenus 5 лет назад +57

    My diligent prayers are with my brothers the exonerated 5 and my other black brothers.💔💔💔

  • @Chocolateluver2010
    @Chocolateluver2010 5 лет назад +8

    God bless them. Thank you for speaking your truth.

  • @JUSLOFI
    @JUSLOFI 5 лет назад +58

    When Yusef said his name, it brought to mind the story of Yusef/Joseph (saws) in the Bible and Quran.

    • @eazygoinz3011
      @eazygoinz3011 5 лет назад +20

      Funny he said that himself in another interview with the Burns documentary...he said " Joseph/youseff was in prison falsely for raping the kings wife " ironic right

    • @mellajoe
      @mellajoe 5 лет назад +3

      Wow I know that gave him hope.

    • @YellySamara
      @YellySamara 5 лет назад +1

      JD FROM NYC yess 🙌🏿🙌🏿

  • @dreamfaith7
    @dreamfaith7 5 лет назад +23

    Great interview!!

  • @sheritamitchell1036
    @sheritamitchell1036 5 лет назад +11

    Best interview I've seen to date! Thank you!

  • @My5b
    @My5b 5 лет назад +6

    I love you Yusuf and Santana. You are strong men mentally!!

  • @vanessamorenorosales1786
    @vanessamorenorosales1786 5 лет назад +4

    What these men went through as kids and the fact that they're still here and thriving is amazing and I've been humbled by these men I really have. ❤

  • @monicaunity3838
    @monicaunity3838 5 лет назад +40

    The Exonerated Five....sending blessings your way

    • @lucaswright3971
      @lucaswright3971 3 года назад

      This is false.....
      The Central Park 5 case did not have a "lack of physical evidence". Nor were they innocent/exonerated by DNA evidence...
      1. Female blood similar to the joggers on 2 of the boys shoes.
      2. DNA had just begun to be used as evidence 6 months before this case so police were not trained how to keep a crime scene pristine back then. The DNA they did retrieve belonged to a 6th boy so they always knew they missed someone.
      3. 2 of the boys had female genital pubic hair on them that matched the jogger.
      4. 3 of the boys had semen in their underwear.
      5. The boys were not beaten to get a confession out, they weren't starved either, the questioning wasn't harsh or manipulative (it's on video), the parents were also IN THE ROOM!
      6. There were 95 witnesses that testified... most were eye witnesses but there was also Melody Jackson, whose brother was friends with Korey Wise, she testified that she talked to Wise by phone when he was at Rikers Island and that he told her that he didn't rape the jogger, he "only held her legs down while Kevin (Richardson) f*cked her. He only felt her breast" She originally volunteered this information to the police thinking it would be helpful to Wise. The boys admit to beating her and sexually molesting her. We even know exactly which boys held her down. The only question is if any of the boys entered her while they were holding her down feeling her up. We know how many boys had their penises out and humping her... the question is did they go inside of her. Each boy tells on the others but no boy admits to entering her. They took turns but none of the boys admitted to watching the other to see if the penis entered... they just assumed since the boys were humping, that they were inside.
      7. Reyes confessed to doing all of it alone after he got beat up by Korey Wise, who had become a blood prison gang leader. You can read the prison report regarding the fight.
      Reyes had absolutely nothing to lose by confessing to the rape, the statute of limitations had run out already, he had much to gain by claiming he acted alone: He got a favorable prison transfer. He was already in prison for murder.
      Police always knew a 6th boy had gotten away. Listen to the five boys testimony they mention Reyes walking up mid way thru the assault.
      There's also a report from a former cellmate of Mattias Reyes before he was transferred. He said Reyes told him he showed up at the end and took Trisha to another location to rape her again
      1/11/02 - Reyes filed a request for Separation from General Population stating he "Feared for his life" an investigation was launched by Officer Clark and was confirmed later in 11/12 by Captain Gummerson at Auburn Correctional Facility, who confirmed that Reyes was in danger if he remained in the general population alongside Korey Wise.
      In the book "Your Eyes Your Life" by Richard Siracusa, he writes "The panel suggested that there investigation revealed evidence that Reyes came forward as a result of threats delivered through the underground prison communication system and/ or he acted in order to get a desired change in prison assignment"
      One of the key reasons anyone remotely believed Reyes was because he claimed he had information no one else would have. While he was raping her he took her Walkman..
      Except, when Michael Armstrong did the reinvestigation he found notes in the court records notes taken by a detective on April 20, 1989 where Korey Wise said that when he was attacking the jogger there was another guy named "Rudy" who while he was raping her took her walkman and took her fanny pack. The boys called Reyes, "Rudy" multiple boys called him that.
      8. The boys were only found because Kevin Richardson and Raymond Santana were caught in the midst of the 30+ boys running away. After they were arrested they gave all the remaining names and where to find the other boys to the police... which is how we know who was involved.
      At the time of arrest for the first two boys the police didn't even know about the jogger. Her body had not yet been found nor her assault known about by anyone outside of the boys.
      None of the boys knew if the female jogger survived the attack and some assumed she had died.
      When Raymond Santana was being driven to the precinct the night of the rape, he blurted out: "I had nothing to do with the rape. All I did was feel the woman's tits." This was how the police found out about the jogger.
      The group of more than 30+ boys planned to go "wilding" two days prior. They intended to come to Central Park and beat up random people this was a game, this was not random nor did anyone's father tell them to go hang out at the park like the Netflix show suggest.... You can listen to the interviews and see that multiple boys talk about this being a planned event.
      They beat 7 other victims that night. One man they beat with a metal pipe so bad that they almost killed him. They fractured his skull and caved in both eye sockets.
      9. Up until 2002 Raymond Santana was saying that he had done everything else except the rape, Yusef Salaam said the same thing. They changed their story after the publicity.
      A great video breaking it down... for anyone curious.
      ruclips.net/video/qYFBRbkzWS4/видео.html
      Sperm present on underwear: Antron McCray Kevin Richardson Raymond Santana
      Head and pubic hair: Kevin Richardson Steve Lopez
      Human blood: Yusef Salaam Raymond Santana
      Sarah Burns Documentary + The Netflix "When They See Us"
      Sarah Burns the person behind the "When They See Us" Netflix Documentary also worked for the same law firm that was trying to get them a big $42 million settlement from NYC. Hence the one sidedness and ignoring facts /evidence from the film.
      Ken Burns (Sarah's Father) admits the reason he made the film was to force the city to settle.
      There was medical evidence that the jogger/victim was attacked by multiple attackers. When Sarah Burns interviewed the doctor who treated the jogger, "Dr. Robert Kurtz" he told Sarah this and provided her the medical records... She interviewed him for a full day! However Sarah decided to leave this part out of the Documentary. When asked about this by a journalist she said "I'm sure he (Dr. Kurtz) believes that," but
      "It doesn't make a lot of sense to me. I don't have any reason to disbelieve what Reyes described in detail."
      "She had five bleeding lacerations to her head," he said. "Three of them were raggedy, consistent with the use of some sort of blunt instrument such as a tree limb or bough that Reyes said he used." But there were also "two lacerations on her scalp that were inflicted by a much sharper instrument - like a knife, or a piece of broken glass, or a rock with a sharp point on it." Reyes said he didn't use a knife.
      Also, his colleague, Dr. Jane Haher, spotted hand prints on Meili's thighs and lower legs suggesting she was held down.
      The Netflix show "When They See Us" is "biased" and "Completely Slanted" per the Creator and writer of the show Ava DuVernay. Which explains the blatant lies like when the officer hits Kevin Richardson in the face with an officers motorcycle helmet... when in reality no officer had a helmet or even a motorcycle. Nor did he have a black eye in real life like he did in the show... they created an insanely inaccurate portrayal to control the viewers perception of what actually happened. You can still look at the booking photo of Kevin Richardson so it's not like she didn't know this....
      You can see Ava DuVernay's interview where she admits her show was "Completely Slanted" and "Biased" here.....
      centralpark5.com/category/the-documentaries-and-the-netflix-series
      ruclips.net/video/wO_kb08z49c/видео.html
      The boys' sentences were commuted, they were never declared innocent because they clearly aren't. They served their time for the assault but we don't need to lie about them being innocent as it's not helping anyone.
      Interviews of the Central Park 5:
      With Parents present -
      1. Raymond Santana
      ruclips.net/video/1AyAJZXVxbs/видео.html
      2. Kevin Richardson
      ruclips.net/video/PlGpLtbc_XM/видео.html
      3. Antron McCray
      ruclips.net/video/0py3G0tIUFI/видео.html
      4. Korey Wise (Claimed he was 16, used a fake bus pass to prove it)
      ruclips.net/video/UTpulyO_0kA/видео.html
      5. Others
      ruclips.net/video/VAP-CubV_hY/видео.html

  • @RTC922
    @RTC922 5 лет назад +12

    yusef aged like fine wine....him and korey

  • @diamondeyes2417
    @diamondeyes2417 5 лет назад +3

    Thank you for having them on the show!

  • @f.neilly6075
    @f.neilly6075 5 лет назад +5

    Love this Morning Culture format mix of young and OG...thanks for always keeping the community informed Frank Ski! This was exceptional...thanks to your management for airing this without interruption. STAY WOKE...We need to KNOW!!!!

  • @tagplayaify
    @tagplayaify 5 лет назад +9

    I tried to buy a Park Madison tshirt with the exonerated five names but shipping is only within the USA and i live in the UK 😪. Plz ship worldwide , you have our support

  • @Scriptkitty-sd8dp
    @Scriptkitty-sd8dp 5 лет назад +20

    I was kinda upset at the interviewers for interrupting them so much. Like I wanted to here the ends of those stories and they just kept cutting them off.

  • @drjones21801
    @drjones21801 5 лет назад +57

    OMG YUSEF IS RIGHT ANOTHER EMMIT TIL!!!!

  • @gregoryhunter961
    @gregoryhunter961 5 лет назад +84

    The exonerated 5! Yea! Yea!

  • @NewCreationInChrist896
    @NewCreationInChrist896 5 лет назад +36

    Kingdom men.
    #Godsgrace

  • @stacyvibez
    @stacyvibez 5 лет назад +6

    It was soooo hard to watch all 4 parts, stopping to cry 😭 & get upset, because we were all the same age living in NYC during that crack era, so I felt their pain & always knew they were innocent. And yes yes yes i agree with Yusuf, Korey was persecuted the worse, yet he was the angel that set them all FREE, sort of like the Messiah, so the wicked will have their day!!

  • @kphilly7786
    @kphilly7786 5 лет назад +3

    Beautiful interview. You people know what you’re doing and spoke very kindly and asked very informational questions ! Good job.

  • @REESCOMUSIC4EVER
    @REESCOMUSIC4EVER 5 лет назад +1

    So Thankful & Grateful to see this interview. I still have not had the courage to watch the documentary on Netflix. I know it will be painful to watch so I am taking time to prepare myself spiritually to receive the teachings and blessings of the film. Seeing this great interview / conversation take place in a very safe, peaceful, thoughtful and respectful environment means everything. Hats off to the entire V-103 team for their smart and insightful questions and commentary. This was an excellent representation of great journalism. Fantastic Job Mr. Frank Ski and Team!!!

  • @iriesession6107
    @iriesession6107 5 лет назад +1

    Thank you for dropping the commercials. This conversation was critical for us to hear.

  • @elaineanderson4891
    @elaineanderson4891 5 лет назад +88

    Raymond family treated him like crap.

    • @raineyj560
      @raineyj560 5 лет назад +15

      They sure did. I thought the stepmom was over exaggerated but guess not & bail him out & let the trial begin

    • @PYTGCJ1
      @PYTGCJ1 5 лет назад +5

      That’s so unfortunate, that also broke my heart 💜

    • @jasminehill6312
      @jasminehill6312 5 лет назад +6

      They really did. I felt so bad for him 😕

    • @dwightlove3704
      @dwightlove3704 5 лет назад +1

      @@jasminehill6312 I bet they had a change of heart after they got all that money!!!!!!!!!

    • @bigmooga2786
      @bigmooga2786 5 лет назад +2

      His father was the only one there for him

  • @karabosereme4964
    @karabosereme4964 5 лет назад +66

    For people who still think they are guilty, please provide proof because I can’t find any.

    • @marquitashiver6141
      @marquitashiver6141 5 лет назад +14

      I say fuck em!

    • @HH-vg5sb
      @HH-vg5sb 5 лет назад +1

      karabo sereme Innocent.

    • @jukou4life583
      @jukou4life583 5 лет назад

      Modest One and what makes you say that

    • @Sciences0311
      @Sciences0311 5 лет назад

      Their recorded confessions are proof..They are on youtube in their ENTIRETY. Your lens may be a little foggy from being emotionally exploited but if you can set your emotions to the side and LISTEN to the exchange I think you will come to a different conclusion.

    • @asi167
      @asi167 5 лет назад +2

      MrScout0311 coerced confessions after hours and hours of sleep deprivation, no food or water, parents not always in the room?! Not a shred of evidence - not a spec of blood despite there being so much blood loss?

  • @africanbeauty7132
    @africanbeauty7132 5 лет назад +1

    Great Interview✊🏿 I love these Brothers ✊🏿 Black Kings💯

  • @void-youtubers3507
    @void-youtubers3507 5 лет назад +5

    I'M so glad for them dudes especially Wise cause I actually saw him in rikers island

  • @mariaolsson9497
    @mariaolsson9497 5 лет назад +1

    Korey Wise is a Diamond Gift to Humanity. God Bless him fo all time.

  • @susanstribe4914
    @susanstribe4914 5 лет назад +7

    Nothing but straight facts....I completed agree that all the cases (before and after) should be investigated.

  • @rekhakaul2069
    @rekhakaul2069 5 лет назад +1

    Such a powerful and tragic story that needs to be told and known by many more people- I watched this entire video TWICE!

  • @DaNalleG
    @DaNalleG 5 лет назад +28

    This is a travesty that had been going on for multiple years, I have a nephew and 4 boys an two are grow I have been preaching to them about how to speak,act,an interact with cops so that they can react positively toward you (we all know some times it don"t work) know your rights first ask for legal representation, Your legal guardian no matter what they say are do,I cried and I'm not a crier over this story, That Linda lady books sells should go to these men as well since she's used there situation and profit off of it,Cant fire her since she retired or resigned years ago,My cousin is in prison for a crime he didn't commit as well over 20 plus years now,I've been tryna give him hope an encouragement on getting with the innocent project ppl to look into his case for a chance at freedom,So with that said my heart goes out to all the wrongfully convicted,Gods speed mind and body fellas!

  • @yeshedo
    @yeshedo 5 лет назад +66

    @9:28 GAVE ME CHILLS...Sorry this happened to y'all!! Continue to milk those cows out of every penny!! Ya'll DESERVE IT!!

    • @burnettajones6508
      @burnettajones6508 5 лет назад +3

      Unapologetically Melanin amen I pray that get it all

    • @marquitashiver6141
      @marquitashiver6141 5 лет назад +1

      I know thats right. That would be my mission. I would remind them of it everyday.

    • @HH-vg5sb
      @HH-vg5sb 5 лет назад +2

      Unapologetically Melanin YES!!!

    • @Matoto71
      @Matoto71 5 лет назад

      Haitianel

  • @RadicalKomics
    @RadicalKomics 5 лет назад +6

    Story of triumph. The Exonerated 5. Heroes.

  • @maxinegivens3159
    @maxinegivens3159 5 лет назад +12

    You're not obligated to forgive anyone. You can heal without that, at least I can. There is no way in hell I'd forgive any of those involved for the injustice, pain and trauma they inflicted upon me KNOWINGLY. I can still have a warm heart toward others and move forward positively/productively without forgiving those that wronged me...especially when there's no remorse. You EARN forgiveness by atonement and changed behavior, you're not entitled to it.

    • @motherlisha
      @motherlisha 5 лет назад +2

      Forgiveness is for you, it's not for them! When you fail to forgive someone you give them power over you, when you forgive you take that power back. People fail to realize that forgiving someone does not excuse them for what they have done, the pain they have caused, the life they have ruined nor does it mean that there has to be reconciliation. It's cliche but there's a saying... unforgiviness is like drinking poison and expecting the other person to die!

    • @maxinegivens3159
      @maxinegivens3159 5 лет назад +4

      @@motherlisha I understand your viewpoint, but I don't need to forgive 'for me', no one has control over my life, whether I forgive or not. I have a great heart, treat people wonderfully and have no baggage.

    • @mspayne32
      @mspayne32 5 лет назад

      I totally agree with you! Never understood how people could expect this of someone who has been excused of something they didn't do and treated so unfairly. If I was raped I couldn't forgive the rapist because they knew what they were doing was wrong. You can move on with your life and live prosperously without forgiving people that wronged you.

    • @maxinegivens3159
      @maxinegivens3159 5 лет назад

      @@mspayne32 First, I'm very empathetic to what you've experienced sis, I'm sorry you had to endure that. I hope that you've been able to live a life filled with happiness and true peace in spite of it.

    • @mspayne32
      @mspayne32 5 лет назад

      Oh no dear, I wasn't raped. I said "If I was raped". I was just giving an example of something I couldn't forgive someone for.

  • @catherineadonis-antoine2027
    @catherineadonis-antoine2027 5 лет назад +26

    $40m,is a slap in the face.

    • @introspect86
      @introspect86 5 лет назад +2

      It’s nothing compared to what they went through.

    • @malaniclark1618
      @malaniclark1618 5 лет назад +1

      Don't forget taxes and lawyer money taken out on top of that it's 40 million split between all 7 of them

    • @PYTGCJ1
      @PYTGCJ1 5 лет назад

      It’s just so insulting

    • @AbuSumayyah100
      @AbuSumayyah100 5 лет назад

      They should've gotten 40 million a piece.

  • @PBNJ95
    @PBNJ95 5 лет назад +1

    I could listen to both of them talk all day and if you ask me they are real life super heros

  • @fcalhoun40
    @fcalhoun40 5 лет назад +9

    Great interview .

  • @themachanel8128
    @themachanel8128 5 лет назад +8

    May God bless and protect the #Exonerated5

  • @benandriawilliams5174
    @benandriawilliams5174 5 лет назад +1

    That Yusef is cooler than a fan! Thank you all for sharing your story with us! #TheExoneratedFive 👑👑👑👑👑

  • @charlotteziggy8353
    @charlotteziggy8353 5 лет назад +3

    Wow, great questions, great interviewers!

  • @ILoveLynnx
    @ILoveLynnx 5 лет назад +2

    ONLY God can do something this magnificent!.....FREEDOM

  • @latishaturner1964
    @latishaturner1964 5 лет назад +17

    This is the typical issues most black people faced after slavery... jail is the exact same!! It’s always hard to recover from not being free

  • @michellerichberg5532
    @michellerichberg5532 5 лет назад +1

    I love them so much,their truth was told

  • @juliettefickling7721
    @juliettefickling7721 5 лет назад +22

    Crying, tell it....I lived there in 1989 and I remember!!!!

  • @clevelandslayla891
    @clevelandslayla891 5 лет назад +3

    As boys a nation judge them with hate.
    As men they moved the whole entire nation with love , compassion, understanding, forgiveness.

  • @dallen977
    @dallen977 5 лет назад +5

    Gives me hope my family member falsely accused one day the truth eventually will come out. These young men are living proof of truth finally coming out.

  • @ms.miwitdatbul520
    @ms.miwitdatbul520 5 лет назад +11

    Corey Wise 😍😍😍

    • @bejeweledllc8353
      @bejeweledllc8353 5 лет назад +1

      Yes! Mass Incarceration is REAL! Black males are set up by the judicial system with corrupt Judges and prosecutors that needs to be pointed out and not voted back into the seat they hold. If we as a people continue to let the Judges and prosecutors stay in position SHAME on Society

  • @thatswhatsupnow1
    @thatswhatsupnow1 5 лет назад +1

    I was born in BK nine when I heard this . Back then when I hear people say when someone is stuck now I understand. Korey's life will never be 100%.. He's just one of many trying to make it in a hateful world one day at a time..❤️❤️❤️

    • @msgeorgiadotcum
      @msgeorgiadotcum 5 лет назад

      I watched this and could not stop the tears from falling for each of you. Yuseff I'm upset because you was out yes could not socialize with a felon yes however Korey was still in years later you could have written a letter without your name on it simple when you did leave the station you didn't even let his mom know where he was you after you got home since you say you would have did the same for him #unanswered questions but quote from Malcolm X movie "Muslim talk a good game"

  • @MemoryChronicles
    @MemoryChronicles 5 лет назад +9

    Money can’t fix the emotional slash mental trauma they have endured! I hope they are all in some type of counseling 🙏🏽

  • @alegna1983
    @alegna1983 5 лет назад +1

    Love this interview. Very informative. The hosts are asking the right questions. #TheExonnerated5

  • @rumncoke3059
    @rumncoke3059 5 лет назад +1

    support the brothers, they been through a lot and they are sharing their story so we can be aware of the injustice system

  • @jamelmakosky1472
    @jamelmakosky1472 5 лет назад

    I just want to hug all of these men. I'm so so sorry for every ignorant person in any of the news videos, people who wrote hate mail. It should be the C.P. 6 because you are all victims. I wish you all love and success. May God make you strong. Thank you for being brave.

  • @bettinamcclendon9026
    @bettinamcclendon9026 5 лет назад

    THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR TELLING YOUR STORY. MAY GOD BLESS YOU ALL! YOU ALL ARE STRONG MEN!! YES YOUSEF AMEN AMEN!!! I WILL SUPPORT YOUR CAUSE. NO JUSTICE NO PEACE. I CRIED WATCHING " WHEN THEY SEE US" ... PPL PLEASE WATCH

  • @elaineanderson4891
    @elaineanderson4891 5 лет назад +30

    Thanks Raymond I just brought a shirt

    • @CandieP
      @CandieP 5 лет назад +7

      Me too. I went on his website and pre ordered mine. I’m gonna rock mine with my Nipsey hat 🧢. 🙌🏾

    • @elaineanderson4891
      @elaineanderson4891 5 лет назад +8

      @@CandieP I brought the one with Raymond's mugshot.

    • @CandieP
      @CandieP 5 лет назад +6

      Elaine Anderson
      Fire 🔥🔥🔥. You’re gonna look fly girl.

    • @elaineanderson4891
      @elaineanderson4891 5 лет назад +6

      @@CandieP we both are going to look fly.

    • @Littlekitten_
      @Littlekitten_ 5 лет назад

      Elaine Anderson what’s the link ??

  • @ameerlawton2593
    @ameerlawton2593 5 лет назад +5

    5 Strong and powerful

  • @AyeishaN0Curry
    @AyeishaN0Curry 5 лет назад +2

    Thank you for the interview

  • @raineyj560
    @raineyj560 5 лет назад +9

    My only confusion is was Roberts (Korey's c/o) for real when he turned on the TV to show Korey 911 & how much did that CO really did for Korey?

    • @abbyortiz9669
      @abbyortiz9669 5 лет назад +3

      Yeah true was Robert real?

    • @oRuTRa45
      @oRuTRa45 5 лет назад +4

      A lot of times in biopics and films based on a true story, characters like that are composites of more than one character. So I figure the character Roberts was based on a real CO, or maybe a composite of a couple sympathetic COs he had all the years he was imprisoned. Just an educated guess.

  • @fedupto68
    @fedupto68 5 лет назад +3

    He knew this story needed this telling.

  • @Behiseyecandy1
    @Behiseyecandy1 5 лет назад

    I tear up every time I hear them speak!! Just so heartbreaking!!

  • @Bronxguyanese
    @Bronxguyanese 5 лет назад +2

    These men are innocent. Yusuf is a poetic speaker. Problem is that in America we have fears. We have fears of blacks, fear of catholics, immigrants, fear of Jews, fear of Muslims, fear of the uneducated, fear of native Americans. These fears sip into the justice systems and destroy the lives of innocent people over fears. Also for young men. Be leaders, don't be followers. Followers end up in the wrong place at the wrong time, even do you did not do nothing, you will be held in contempt by the police or by a gang.

  • @CC-yu7zh
    @CC-yu7zh 5 лет назад +2

    Just found a 39sec clip of Korey on a Facebook page "Witness - Al Jazeera". That 39 sec clip captures some of just how hard ev-er-y, every single day must be for Korey (in particular) and for all of them. I was unable to share/transport the link. You should be able to FIND it via FB or Google.

  • @crissylacolebestlife
    @crissylacolebestlife 5 лет назад

    I watched the 4 part series and my heart was touched with all types of emotion. Hate towards the justice system that was unjust and the people who knew the truth but still continued their wicked acts. Sympathy for the young men who were unfairly criminalized and the suffering they have and may still endure. I get love and hope from their life experiences that encourages one to never give up fighting for justice. Faith to believe justice will be served for them and The Most High is best at handing out the corrections.