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right-then-petal · ‎03-09-2014

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-29039964

the nighhbour did it and a second murder a month later

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al**bear · ‎03-09-2014

Nearly impossible to overturn a verdict based on a 'confession' across a lot of the States , in some states this DNA evidence wouldn't even be admissable

aernethril · ‎03-09-2014

It's truly appalling, but now they're free, after spending 30 years of their lives inside, in a tightly controlled and oppressive system, and one has the mental capacity of a nine year old, what life can they expect, or even cope with from now on.

Can only hope that sufficient awards are made to ensure they are well cared for, but it wouldn't surprise me if they are left to fend for themselves or in the care of whatever families they have left.

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cee-dee · ‎03-09-2014

Forensic science can prove innocence as well as guilt but it still amazes me to see cops blundering about all over a crime scene and picking things up with bare hands.

It's life Jim, but not as WE know it.
Live long and prosper.

saasher2012 · ‎03-09-2014

The thought that you were on death row knowing that you didn't commit this crime, doesn't bear thinking about!.
& why did it take so long to do a DNA test?.

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evoman3957 · ‎03-09-2014

Wouldn't it be nice to have a Flawless justice system. However, the reality is that anything run by a Species, that itself is far from flawless, is also going to be far from flawless.

**bustysinclaire** · ‎03-09-2014

@evoman3957 wrote:
Wouldn't it be nice to have a Flawless justice system. However, the reality is that anything run by a Species, that itself is far from flawless, is also going to be far from flawless.

Exactly. xxx

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