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To: simpson96

In too many states, it is far too easy to convict an innocent man of sex abuse even when there is zero evidence. If the prosecutor had real evidence, the prosecutor would have never agreed to a plea deal which required zero time in jail.

There is not a single person I know, realizing that going to trial would most likely result in a very long prison sentence, would make a different decision.

Little kids can be talked into saying things happened that are impossible to have occurred.

I believe the player.


20 posted on 06/21/2018 5:49:01 PM PDT by WASCWatch
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To: WASCWatch
In too many states, it is far too easy to convict an innocent man of sex abuse even when there is zero evidence. If the prosecutor had real evidence, the prosecutor would have never agreed to a plea deal which required zero time in jail.

There is not a single person I know, realizing that going to trial would most likely result in a very long prison sentence, would make a different decision.

Little kids can be talked into saying things happened that are impossible to have occurred.

I believe the player.

Me too. Great post. I've been watching these cases for 30 years. People learn nothing and the lynch mob is out.

The Innocence Project says, in effect, any confession by a minor is virtually meaningless. I really feel bad for this kid.

34 posted on 06/29/2018 3:52:33 PM PDT by Forgotten Amendments (Stawp the hammering!)
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