My Father Framed Me For A Crime He Committed

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[elizabethscott]

Tbh at that point just sue them you were clearly clean and you were still caged

[NamiSpaz]

It’s stupid that they had evidence showing that you were innocent, and they still kept you locked up. Such bull crap

[artiommax]

Not just the person but the system too. Compensation should be huge. Sue the judge and prosecutors and the father

[pippiecarr]

You sue the police department and then get years and years of intensive therapy.

[amydavies]

Sorry for your loss, I can't imagine losing your brother and being framed for it by your own father 🤯

[Adrian]

That dad is an absolute monster. He killed his own son and framed his other son for the crime that he committed. He should go to jail for a lifetime and the son should be paid lots of money for being falsely accused of murder.

[my_pan_self]

Thats so dumb that their blaming a teenager who was clearly and forcefully involved by his dad.

[debbyvibbert]

Sue those holding you knowing you were framed they should have immediately let you go.

[iooo_yt]

"Be careful who you trust sergeant, people you know can hurt you the most." -Simon 'Ghost' Riley

[abandonedplayer]

What’s with everyone saying “unbilivible” I thought someone had just spelt it wrong now I see there are 3 different comments with the same spelling?

[KarolinaRatajek-mgmm]

That is so mf stupid and I can't believe after they found out that his dad was the murder he still was in prison!! It's so mf stupid🤬🤬🤬

[devonmyhre]

At least the dad owned up to it instead of letting his son rot in jail for the rest of his life

[ginaloscutoff]

Sue the state, prosecutors and EVERYONE ELSE INVOLVED...As a mother this tears me up..I am so sorry you went through this...and for the loss of your brother..

[Littlereddevil]

My question is why did the dad kill his step son? Was the dad a terrible person or did the stepson do something to a young child? What was the farhers motive for the murder and why was he so quick to frame his son

[elliethenewbie]

Sometimes you can’t live normally again, my cuts were to deep even when I tried to heal them. Some people supported me but too many cut deeper forcing the cuts to turn into scabs which became a repeating cycle. I have never fully recovered and I’m afraid to say this but without my medication I don’t think I’d be here today or even 3 years ago

[anishshirodkar]

Wait, OP’s dad admitted to framing OP, and the prosecutors went “but he’s still involved” he clearly isn’t.

[Gevaashur]

When the person who was supposed to protect you tried to destroy you that hits hard😢

[GodlySRYTGaming]

Sue The state/county for false imprisonment

[Planeandaquariumgeek]

For everyone who is saying that OP needs to go after the police and court: even if he didn’t know he was hiding evidence it doesn’t matter. OP is lucky he isn’t spending the rest of his life in federal prison.

[pageachatter]

"How do you trust again when the person who was supposed to protect you tried to destroy you?" Well, I can say one thing for certain; that relationship would never be mended. If I was in the OP's position, I don't think I'd ever be able to forgive that grievous of a betrayal. As for learning to trust in anyone again, I suppose that would only happen slowly, and over the course of a very, *very* long time.