Posted on 07/20/2024 11:39:04 AM PDT by Responsibility2nd
Murder convictions around the country have sometimes resulted in the ‘comfort’ of a death penalty.
Yes, I’m grateful she’s alive. She looks like she is, too.
"Sandra Hemme, 64, left a prison in Chillicothe, hours after a judge threatened to hold the attorney general’s office in contempt if they continued to fight against her release."
Good DAs don't push judges to threaten them with contempt to keep people ruled as wrongfully convicted in prison.
Maybe you’d be a basket case if this happened to you.
A fair number of rape/murders in a woman's home are committed by a burglar who didn't expect someone to be home, but chose to kill rather than leave a witness, and chose to rape because why not? He's already grappling with the intent to kill.
She pleaded guilty back in 1984 to the murder and then was allowed to withdraw her plea years s later. She then was convicted by a jury.
Thanks for fleshing that out.
That fact is nowhere in this sob story article.
I would imagine so if that is indeed the case here
Withholding exculpatory evidence should be criminal
Let her out and write her a check.
I am reminded of the Kevin Green case
DNA 🧬🧬🧬 evidence (not a thing yet at the time of his conviction) would later prove that his wife’s rape was committed by a black man; who was a serial rapist and murderer
Should be re-named.
The: "No Longer Guilty Beyond A Reasonable Doubt Project"
The prosecutors and the investigating police have no choice but to stay silent.
Whatever they say can be used against them in a civil lawsuit.
Or, in a Soros criminal charge.
Does anybody read the entire article? A cop had the murder victims earrings, he tried to use her credit card and his truck was at her house when she was killed.
The cops withheld FBI evidence that would have cleared the woman and withheld evidence their their fellow cop did it. And the altercation with the prison guard? The cops wanted her dead so they colluded with the prison guards.
There was a case up in New England last month, same thing. The cops tried to pin a murder on a woman. They were all caught lying.
“I guess you didn’t understand the intent of my post. It was meant as sarcasm and to show how much she had missed out on life. 43 years is most of her life, and likely what would’ve been her most productive years.”
I did understand. Apparently you didn’t read my post!
She had already passed her most productive years at the age of 13,
Drugged out mental cases are not capable of being productive.
“No Longer Guilty Beyond A Reasonable Doubt Project”
In this country, we call that “Not Guilty.
“Maybe you’d be a basket case if this happened to you.”
Her six years in a mental institution, multiple suicide attempts starting at the age of 13 and drug use started before her arrest ...
Thanks for clearing that up.
I believe all liars who frame others should receive the maximum penalty the innocent person faced.
Every, single, person who frames another.
There was also a case in Texas where a man served years for his wife’s murder. It was a stranger who broke in, but the husband was convenient and the first suspect.
I think the woman’s family found articles in the yard that weren’t the husband’s but the police had their man already.
Michael Morton, served 25 years.
A little boy lost his father as well as his mother.
https://innocenceproject.org/cases/michael-morton/
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