Guilty Until Proven Innocent | Full Episode

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[lancem]

I never used that word to them, while using that word on camera. This detective is wild and vile. What a POS

[moonbubbles]

Instead of saying all three men, he says “all three blacks.”

That says it all about him.

[mrboatshoe]

NEVER TRUST A DETECTIVE WITH A BAD TOUPEE!! IF THEY CAN'T LET THAT HAIR GO THEY ARE DEFINITELY NOT ABOUT TO LET THAT CASE GO😂😂😂

[Catzillazzz]

“I haven’t used that word in 20 years” SIR you literally JUST SAID IT SO CASUALLY.

[CR-celf]

Referring to Black people as “Blacks” tells me everything I need to know. What some police do is genuinely sick.

[YourfavoritePisces]

Losing 25 years of your life for a crime you didn’t commit is beyond what my mind can fathom. Meanwhile, disgusting a-holes got away with deplorable crimes and lived free lives. This whole thing is unimaginable

[Aspectus]

"Should I wear this bad wig? "
Producer: Yes, absolutely.

[abbeyball]

Racism is what drove this detective. And more women suffered because he didn't care what men went to prison. He's deplorable.

[hodih]

This is institutional racism at its finest. I’m so sorry for the time these two innocent men lost in prison.

[rackets]

He should NEVER have had to need a job after his release! He should have plenty of money gifted by the city to be able to retire and live comfortably.

[i_am_kellz]

As soon as he said “All three blacks” along with that haircut… I knew everything I needed to know.

[artoriiramsboolan]

That dead thing on his head corrupted his thinking.

[monicarayford]

"I haven't used that word in 20yrs!" That toupee says you used it this morning 🧐

[thrillwillent]

His obsession with them being BLACK and calling them THE BLACKS, tells me everything I need to know about his mindset… 🙄

[jumpscare]

This was such a miscarriage of justice. That officer with that ridiculous toupee should be ashamed of himself, but I doubt he's capable of that. Glad the two men were exonerated and released, such a waste of time and life!

[beaglerescue]

To make Darryl stay in prison over the weekend because the paperwork wasn’t complete in time is outrageous.

[enjolihenigan]

The amount of tears I shed seeing that reunion. I could not imagine this happening to my family member. This was heartbreaking.

[heatherwallace]

“All 3 blacks…” you mean all three men? What the heck!? Are we in the 60s!?

[toochicboutique]

Really thankful for the law students and others willing to really research these cases and try to exonerate these men!!

[laurawithington]

I’m white, from the UK so don’t know a lot, but my goodness this was 100% about convicting random innocent “black”’ men for that detective and prosecutors and it shows so badly. I can’t believe I’ve cried so much watching this. Bless them ❤