Missouri man who spent decades in prison seeks exoneration in murder | Latest English News | WION

A hearing begins Monday in a case that will decide if the conviction should be overturned for a Missouri man who has spent nearly three decades in prison for a murder that two other people later confessed to committing.

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[georgevossen]

You owe him a house a car a good job and 100 thousand dollars a life given must be restored

[beastmode]

Keep showing everybody this cuz the world needs to see the truth.

[Deadpool]

missouri is one of the most racist states in the US, despite st. louis’ considerable diversity. Just this past May, a teenage afghan refugee was found lynched from a tree in a schoolyard. The boy & his family had recently fled Afghanistan following the return of the taliban.

[zeviongray]

Unfortunately, this is how Israelites (Black people) are treated all the time in America... Hopefully one day, they will wake up and realize their power

[TheMeanArena]

Supreme Court needs to implement new conviction rules. If you are a part of sending a person to prison be it a Judge, Jury, Prosecutors etc., anyone involved in doing so and it is proven later that they are innocent then that means there was no possible way you had proof that said individual was guilty therefore those people who sent that person to prison should be charged and put in prison themselves for no less than 20 years. This would solve the problem!

[darkundead]

I’m not surprised something like this happens in a Republican state like Missouri!

[paulheydarian]

The American legal system isn't about justice, or even accountability. It's mostly concerned with deal making and bargaining.

[youyoo]

Sad, but who will actually suffer for his injustice? Also, what if the death penalty took place? not my problem is what people say on their busy way