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After spending the majority of his life behind bars for a wrongful conviction, Daniel Villegas is found not guilty and the courtroom goes wild in this clip from Season 1, Episode 2 "Court Cam (#102)". #CourtCam
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@AETV
@AETV 4 года назад
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@naomidavis356
@naomidavis356 4 года назад
A&E hi
@austinsaxowsky9485
@austinsaxowsky9485 4 года назад
A&E hi
@deacongandy893
@deacongandy893 4 года назад
Why does the guy to his left look like Count Duku from Starwars
@denyosworld2620
@denyosworld2620 4 года назад
Your comment is 1 week old and the video was put on 2 hours ago????
@annmarieboucher3766
@annmarieboucher3766 4 года назад
Those dirty pigs ruin lives everyday.
@ryanxzry
@ryanxzry 3 года назад
The government was legit like "my bad bro, at least you're free now lol"
@theunfadeable60
@theunfadeable60 3 года назад
"Bye. Stay out of trouble!"
@sethrogers9352
@sethrogers9352 3 года назад
The U.S Government makes Adolf Hitler, Joseph Stalin and Mao Tse Tung look like angels.
@zion9511
@zion9511 3 года назад
@@sethrogers9352 yeah
@zion9511
@zion9511 3 года назад
how absurd is that wasting 25 years for no reason
@reez4910
@reez4910 3 года назад
@@sethrogers9352 no that’s dumb
@josh6813
@josh6813 4 года назад
Daniel: *been wrongfully imprisoned for 25 years* Government: ayyyy lmao, didn’t mean do to that one.
@Soxzl_
@Soxzl_ 4 года назад
Its america.
@seppukumouse8005
@seppukumouse8005 4 года назад
He was convicted on his second time as guilty. One. What was his lawyer doing? There is no evidence putting him at the scene. Two. What was the jury (one that found him guilty) thinking when the prosecutor had no evidence. There is more to this than "its America."
@oneirolost7212
@oneirolost7212 4 года назад
Haha they did an *_oopsie_*
@kyzendelaguia1063
@kyzendelaguia1063 4 года назад
They didn't even give him an apology
@markstewart4501
@markstewart4501 4 года назад
Daniel: [your relevant comment] Government: [your relevant comment] We the people: government is somebody else Government: yes, we are elected by removing rules that let us trick you. yws, two corrupt parties are the answer. We the People: government sucks. lets help government remove rules. Government:ah, we are just doing our jobs...its the crazy people that have no power that are doing the bad stuff. In fact, its the poor, the least powerful that are the problem.
@acactus2190
@acactus2190 11 месяцев назад
No compensation? Just a “you can now leave”? This man lost 18 years of his life and this is all he got? He deserves at least millions of dollars. Completely outrageous!
@plexyglass429
@plexyglass429 8 месяцев назад
Deserves $18,000,000
@n.s-studios
@n.s-studios 8 месяцев назад
@@plexyglass429 i would be more than happy for my taxes to go to that.
@plexyglass429
@plexyglass429 8 месяцев назад
@@n.s-studios certainly nicer than drone striking children
@Dracule0117
@Dracule0117 7 месяцев назад
He certainly does deserve a LOT of compensation, but you've got to understand that that's a separate issue legally speaking. That judge & jury were assigned to the case for just one purpose: to determine innocence or guilt. And only once he was found not guilty could the process of suing for compensation and negotiating a final settlement even begin.
@TXnine7nine
@TXnine7nine 7 месяцев назад
Compensation would be decided at a separate hearing. This is just reading a verdict. Had it been a guilty verdict, it also would have resulted in a separate hearing for sentencing.
@ScreamingYellowMach
@ScreamingYellowMach Год назад
This man should be compensated for his time lost, and those detectives who bullied him into false confession back then should be charged. It's disgusting how corrupt our systems are.
@Nazareth07.
@Nazareth07. Год назад
To be honest this sounds like a case of prosecution breaking amendments. If his lawyers were there, they would've been able to tell him he can't incriminate himself
@MLaval-qo7en
@MLaval-qo7en 6 месяцев назад
Y,quienes lo ACUSARON injustamente,¡¡DEBERÍAN DE SER PROCESADOS Y JUZGADOS!!...,SOBRETODO ése POLICÍA,que le hizo INCULPARSE...,NO es posible,el que TODO quede ASÍ...,IMPUNE...,como si nada...
@Itsme-mx5tl
@Itsme-mx5tl 4 года назад
If he's not guilty, the state should have to pay him for his lost time!
@Kyle_702
@Kyle_702 4 года назад
He would need millions
@floridamade_352hbk4
@floridamade_352hbk4 4 года назад
It's sad because that's most definitely not gonna happen
@jacquelinebailey3118
@jacquelinebailey3118 4 года назад
That might just happen.
@trumpderangementsyndrome1091
@trumpderangementsyndrome1091 4 года назад
Itll happen for sure
@smasherloff9764
@smasherloff9764 4 года назад
In Germany the state is forced by law to pay the victims lost time (they have to pay his lost weighes. It´s possible, that the victim get´s up to a million or even more). (Fun Fact it´s not a crime to break out of prison, because it´s seen as a natural instinct to run.😂)🇩🇪
@mtzrj4631
@mtzrj4631 3 года назад
So your telling me that the government wasted a mans life for 25 years and yet the killer is out there enjoying life?
@jsmith434w
@jsmith434w 3 года назад
The government is wasting the life of every man currently in prison. Countries with the lowest prison times have the lowest re-offending rates. Considering most people never re-offend, and those who do do so because the stigma of conviction prevents them from re-building a life (after losing your family, partner, pets, children, house, career from said conviction), most commit crimes simply to go back because they're fully institutionalized. Every single man in prison is having their life wasted. And why? Because of a blood thirsty nation that wants to punish people they perceive as bad, and they justify it by calling it "justice". In a sense, that man reaped what he sowed, and with trillions of dollars being wasted every year on the justice system, without counting loss of productivity, America is getting what it deserves. This good guy bad guy mentality is really reaching it's apex with identity politics.
@gillianross7225
@gillianross7225 3 года назад
"This is america"
@achuu7917
@achuu7917 3 года назад
@@gillianross7225 don’t catch you slippin now
@2quick4uboi73
@2quick4uboi73 3 года назад
@@jsmith434w if ur not old enough when u are u should get into politics
@caitlynf422
@caitlynf422 3 года назад
Yup and there was NO evidence
@carlosquintela2950
@carlosquintela2950 2 года назад
As a law student, this brought tears to my eyes. I am really happy that this man was finally given justice
@biscariot1074
@biscariot1074 2 года назад
Oh as a law student? You deserve more likes then. Here you go sir.
@zardouayassir7359
@zardouayassir7359 2 года назад
You are a law student and you claim he is given justice!!! Give me a break. What I saw in this video is a tiny part of justice, not justice.
@Bruh-wi4en
@Bruh-wi4en Год назад
​@@zardouayassir7359 yep it was like "oh sorry for the 25 years you have been spending jail."
@zardouayassir7359
@zardouayassir7359 Год назад
@@Bruh-wi4en I mean, why not... USA said the same thing after distroying Ukraine, I mean Iraq.
@jaxontheboss2319
@jaxontheboss2319 Год назад
@@zardouayassir7359 ??? What do you mean he did get a lot of Justice he was announced not guilty are you dumb or something
@user-yo9td7sx8m
@user-yo9td7sx8m 9 месяцев назад
This is exactly why you NEVER NEVER NEVER say one word to the police without an attorney. ESPECIALLY if you're innocent.
@bretc.j.3898
@bretc.j.3898 7 месяцев назад
EVER!!!!!!! I teach this to everyone I know
@MrPlatinum2323
@MrPlatinum2323 5 месяцев назад
Yup wear a dog muzzle if you can😂😂
@frankmartinelli3904
@frankmartinelli3904 4 месяца назад
Yes, but when you're 16 and who knows what these evil detectives are threatening this kid with if he doesn't confess and giving false promises if he does confess, many kidd that age just don't know better and it's ashame these types of detectives don't get charges and convicted for doing these disgusting tactics to get false coerced confessions.
@tpilot_error404
@tpilot_error404 Месяц назад
How about if they refuse you your life necessary medication? Shout human rights all you want the system covers upp their own wrong doing (struggle and they make you pay) Police are criminals with a license.
@lilmcnoggy1439
@lilmcnoggy1439 3 года назад
"Not guilty" Government and the accuser: lmao sorry
@edge5688
@edge5688 3 года назад
BUT THAT ISNT TRUE!! the state and nation pay back for the wrong conviction
@hamburgereater
@hamburgereater 3 года назад
@@edge5688 Which is awesome, but I would prefer the 25 years back.
@rat1170
@rat1170 3 года назад
Almighty Viper same poor guy lost a quarter of his life man they literally stole him of precious time he will never get back
@williamchong5418
@williamchong5418 3 года назад
they're like oh my bad LOL
@Sakaki98
@Sakaki98 3 года назад
What would you have them do? Not a joke, serious question.
@kileki9163
@kileki9163 4 года назад
This guy: wrongfully imprisoned for 25 years. The government: lol oops
@friendlypup5650
@friendlypup5650 4 года назад
Tyler Davis you’ve won the comment section. 🏆
@blankblank5409
@blankblank5409 4 года назад
waffeltek America is overrated
@Theroadkillcrew
@Theroadkillcrew 4 года назад
Wonder if he'll receive some compensation for the wrongful imprisonment?
@Magnum_Express
@Magnum_Express 4 года назад
@waffeltek no you guys just have mass genocides every couple decades. Oops
@jasmne6697
@jasmne6697 4 года назад
MagnumExpress and America has mass genocide every few weeks but ok!
@rat._crustzz
@rat._crustzz 9 месяцев назад
When I heard that he had been in jail on and off for 25 years, my heart absolutely broke. They ripped *25 years* of this poor man’s life away from him. He won’t get anything in return. Not even an apology. This country needs change
@parinuser
@parinuser 29 дней назад
I know!! TWENTY-FIVE years of his life on and off on jail, like that's just inconceivable. EIGHTEEN of those years were spent in prison; that's a whole CHILDHOOD spent in prison. I mean, I'm happy for his acquittal but the fact he received NO COMPENSATION is beyond absurd. They should at LEAST award him money, which wouldn't get his time back but at least make him feel better, yet Texas is probably like "oh, that'll cost money, the taxpayers will pay" BUT HE WAS A TAXPAYER and EIGHTEEN years IN PRISON, 25 YEARS FROM START TO FINISH, *DESERVES COMPENSATION*. This country needs to change. Not saying democracy is bad or anything, since the replies will hate on me for saying the country needs to change, but the American justice system is bad. Letting guilty people walk free and innocents are jailed, or worse. If this isn't messed up, what is?
@hennysmith
@hennysmith Год назад
This man should not have to work a minute of his remaining life. He deserves MILLIONS AND MILLIONS IN COMPENSATION!!!!!!!!!!
@scotthamp384
@scotthamp384 Год назад
I'd say 100,000,000. 4,000,000 for each year he was behind bars
@WIZZAND
@WIZZAND Год назад
The way he just falls to his knees for him being free is just heartbreaking
@WIZZAND
@WIZZAND Год назад
After 25 years he is free
@NoriMori1992
@NoriMori1992 Год назад
He does, but forcing the government to pay that creates bad incentives. They would be extremely motivated (more than they already are) to prevent appeals and overturned convictions at absolutely any cost. Bad idea. Let's not give these people more reasons than they already have to keep innocent people locked up.
@crazyfriend50
@crazyfriend50 Год назад
Whos paying that?
@darkmatterbricks3525
@darkmatterbricks3525 4 года назад
This man: has his life pretty much ruined The government: “Lmao it was just a prank bro chill”
@jinx8624
@jinx8624 4 года назад
If the government was made up pf yt pranksters
@yougotkeked7917
@yougotkeked7917 4 года назад
He should have been given a lot of money
@nightblueblue8563
@nightblueblue8563 4 года назад
its American government what u expect they are corrupt America is corrupt
@matt_indy
@matt_indy 4 года назад
Night Blue blue Compared to who? Because American citizens are the freest people on Earth.
@velporas
@velporas 4 года назад
Government is to control humans and use them to use the country.
@ligmastuff7792
@ligmastuff7792 4 года назад
*Wrongfully convicted and got imprisoned for 25 years* Gov: looks like I did an *OOPSIE*
@adeeshup8474
@adeeshup8474 4 года назад
Felt cute might release later
@alilweeb7684
@alilweeb7684 4 года назад
@@adeeshup8474 Lmao
@BalletTapJazz
@BalletTapJazz 4 года назад
It ain’t the government it’s the jury
@alexandermolina-rios2832
@alexandermolina-rios2832 4 года назад
It can be related to the Harlem Boys back in the late 80s.
@MrNicePotato
@MrNicePotato 4 года назад
It is there court and the jury's fault. But I would believe they have tried their best to seek justice.
@anastasiyapanafidina9693
@anastasiyapanafidina9693 2 года назад
Imagine ruining a man’s life and then telling him you’re free to live. He should be fully compensated for the lost time and wrongful imprisonment
@mardy3732
@mardy3732 7 месяцев назад
Yea it's not the judge's place to tell him what he can and can't do. He was never rightfully convicted in the first place, he shouldn't even be here. To even make him sit through this trial, anticipating the verdict, when one just like this had previously ripped his life away. It feels so disrespectful.
@JessiContingenC
@JessiContingenC 4 месяца назад
@@mardy3732Compensation and restitution are separate cases that have to be dealt with in another courtroom. The judge in that trial was only responsible for giving a guilty or not guilty verdict.
@jimmyelkordy3752
@jimmyelkordy3752 3 месяца назад
@@mardy3732it is the judges place to tell him that, it’s the legal approval that they can’t hold him
@Videopokergal-ux3gf
@Videopokergal-ux3gf 8 месяцев назад
It's a wonderful feeling to see someone set free in a wrongful conviction!❤
@mardy3732
@mardy3732 7 месяцев назад
I don't get a wonderful feeling. I'm just bitter that it happened at all. No amount of compensation can give him his life back, it's far too late for justice.
@ReClip
@ReClip 4 года назад
“innocent until proven guilty.” *scrubs eyes* “guilty until proven innocent.”
@bigdraco2994
@bigdraco2994 4 года назад
Re-Clip how it works in other civilized countries vs how it works in the US
@theuser9026
@theuser9026 4 года назад
XxHellDignityxX EnG we lose more money taking care of prisoners than we do letting them free
@lightningbolt4419
@lightningbolt4419 4 года назад
Big Draco actually it’s worse in other countries because they never retrial
@ozanozenir2503
@ozanozenir2503 4 года назад
LightningBolt no its worse in usa.
@bigdraco2994
@bigdraco2994 4 года назад
LightningBolt well the chances of being wrongfully convicted in other countries like European countries is like 0,0000000000000000001%
@StarkJm93
@StarkJm93 4 года назад
find the detective that ruined his life. Throw him in prison.
@tylerkiehnel5644
@tylerkiehnel5644 4 года назад
riikerman man ain’t getting back the time he lost no money will buy that back mans life was shortened
@arisufizu5698
@arisufizu5698 4 года назад
@riikerman you're actually serious
@xgnakimbo2970
@xgnakimbo2970 4 года назад
riikerman he lost 25 years of his life for a crime he didnt commit you moron.
@sychos7433
@sychos7433 4 года назад
@riikerman I hope you experience what he did
@MrScicam
@MrScicam 4 года назад
Some detective
@melzbellz7768
@melzbellz7768 Год назад
The way he fell down crying and everyone cheering and clapping for him made me cry 😭😭😭😭❤️❤️❤️❤️ it’s so sad he had to spend so many years in prison for something he didn’t even do!!
@jeffreyboggleton
@jeffreyboggleton Год назад
This is probably one of the most heart-warming moment in court history.
@plutoneptune
@plutoneptune Год назад
What if he's guilty?
@jeffreyboggleton
@jeffreyboggleton Год назад
Probably not
@user_5670-vl5kz
@user_5670-vl5kz 6 месяцев назад
​@@plutoneptuneyour mom is guilty for giving birth to you.
@LifeLine-cr3mr
@LifeLine-cr3mr 4 года назад
You can pay him all the money you want But you can’t give him more time
@cleancheese1911
@cleancheese1911 4 года назад
ok
@urmotherfather2584
@urmotherfather2584 4 года назад
he still young tho .
@bubbles2332
@bubbles2332 4 года назад
@@urmotherfather2584 it doesnt matter, he lost so many years for what?? He grew up and matured in prison, that time isnt replaceable, his youth was stolen away
@samsharma7698
@samsharma7698 4 года назад
CleanLoli #0948 ?
@moodylittlebitch2023
@moodylittlebitch2023 4 года назад
Bubbles exactly. It’s disgusting. Our justice system is so corrupted. And it’s honestly disgusting.
@k_n_c_y
@k_n_c_y 4 года назад
The government better give this dude his own fricken private island. Seriously, he needs the most compensation that any human can possibly get.
@Johnrun3
@Johnrun3 4 года назад
I think Texas is one of the states that does compensate wrongfully convicted prisoners
@SovietHellJumper
@SovietHellJumper 4 года назад
It's somewhere around 90k that they pay each year served for wrongfully convicted people. At least that's what I last found a couple years ago.
@DJS4L4D
@DJS4L4D 4 года назад
Texas: "The best we can do is a five dollar coupon to McDonalds."
@aurorialgaming1935
@aurorialgaming1935 4 года назад
@@komrander7497 2,250,000
@radlonewolf4518
@radlonewolf4518 4 года назад
He needs more compansation than a private iland
@marlenserikov9845
@marlenserikov9845 Год назад
I cried tears of joy for this guy. Bless him he's been innocent all of this time and had to suffer. I know he was able to find someone and start a family, but what about all those years ago when he was just 16 years old, how terrifying it must have been for him. And it was wonderful to see so many supporters here for this innocent man. However as for the detective he needs to be brought to justice as it's not just about ruining this poor man's life , It's the fact that he made this kid at the time admit to a crime, but let the REAL killer stay free to kill again! That person may have killed so many more people without being caught! So how many more lives as this detective ruined? Will the parents of the girls murdered ever be found? How many unsolved murders may be the fault of this detectives incompetence?!
@bobbythehandsomeguyjohnson6882
I tear up everytime I see this.
@Griffike
@Griffike Год назад
Me too
@nickia726
@nickia726 Год назад
Me too…
@TheDemonWasTaken
@TheDemonWasTaken 4 года назад
The man: gets imprisoned, and gets a chunk of his life ruined Government: oh, wrong person, didn't mean you xD
@senorcapalot6098
@senorcapalot6098 4 года назад
HONEST CHANNEL even though nothing can make up for lost time with your family, the goverment paid him millions of dollars
@emperorpalpatine2957
@emperorpalpatine2957 4 года назад
not the government's fault it was that detective that blackmailed him though that's just his testimony the government was going with the evidence they had at the time then the confession.
@neosiah8654
@neosiah8654 4 года назад
@@senorcapalot6098 did they really?
@piperssquadnews6155
@piperssquadnews6155 4 года назад
HONEST CHANNEL I would kill myself😌😣..
@R9naldo
@R9naldo 4 года назад
ahhhhahahaha xDDDD LOLZZZLOLZZLLOLOLOL ROOFLL POOOOOOOG LMAOOOOOOOOO 💀💀💀💀💀💀 😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 COMMON THING XDDDdDdDddD
@gvidnation3971
@gvidnation3971 4 года назад
Government: “Innocent until proven guilty” also government: you’re gonna spend the majority of life in prison even if we don’t know if you’re guilty or not
@iloveeveryone8611
@iloveeveryone8611 4 года назад
I mean... he did confess to it. Evidence or not, he claimed guilty the first time. I’d blame the detective and party responsible for the abusive outcome, not the entire government.
@gvidnation3971
@gvidnation3971 4 года назад
I Love Everyone! He was a minor with no attorney or family present
@elias4176
@elias4176 4 года назад
Women: *Innocent until proven guilty* Men: *Guilty until proven innocent*
@dior666-
@dior666- 4 года назад
DM Animation think for a second why do u think he said guilty
@DD-hi8eg
@DD-hi8eg 4 года назад
DM Animation yeah let’s victim shame as always
@mizzlaura
@mizzlaura 2 года назад
This poor man my heart goes out to him , you can tell this has taken a huge toll on him mentally and emotionally, my heart also goes out to the two victims families and I hope they get justice soon and their real killer or killers are found bringing them peace
@mrstardian
@mrstardian 8 месяцев назад
Still gives me immense chills. They did Daniel insanely wrong, but him being found not guilty and all his friends and family being there for it and screaming and crying of happiness when the verdict happend is insanely emotional.
@Lele-ou1vh
@Lele-ou1vh 3 года назад
the worst part is that the real killer was free all this time
@thebadwolf3088
@thebadwolf3088 3 года назад
@YoMoma I don't know, both are equally unacceptable
@germandragon8664
@germandragon8664 3 года назад
@@thebadwolf3088 the fact that he knows that the killer was or still is on free foot in the last 25 years while he took the punishment. That has to be eating him a bit away over all that time.
@TheRedDragxn
@TheRedDragxn 3 года назад
What's even worst, the true/real killer is out there somewhere currently hidden and nowhere to be seen or even found.
@samsosusa9809
@samsosusa9809 3 года назад
stop at 2:42, top left corner. Imagine.
@mung3934
@mung3934 3 года назад
@@samsosusa9809 I seen that smirk imagine if that was him
@hakunohara1185
@hakunohara1185 4 года назад
That detective should really be thrown in jail.
@VirgoGreen777
@VirgoGreen777 4 года назад
Doesn't Matter okaaayyy chiiiillll 😂😂 yes I completely agree. It’s also the entire US Justice System that is at fault as well. It’s asinine the way they just let stuff like this happen. 25 years has no price tag. It’s so sad.
@Fish-gl6is
@Fish-gl6is 4 года назад
I disagree as long as there is no proof that this happened he can not be charged
@sonomni
@sonomni 4 года назад
Jesus christ this reminds me of the Central Park 5
@HoneyBadgerSr
@HoneyBadgerSr 4 года назад
​@@sonomni What's really sad about that case is the judge Galligan's family still owned the orchard that was paid for with corrupt money, and the people are okay with it. After the movie the family has work really hard have covering its origins up.
@cantchooseagoodname5288
@cantchooseagoodname5288 4 года назад
Doesn't Matter Jesus Christ, I’d like to see you be in the Detective’s position. Yes, he is not a very good one, but getting murdered like that is horrible, that detective likely believed he was doing the right thing, freeing the public from a horrible criminal, and yes he was wrong, and disciplinary action is a good idea, but that’s messed up.
@dominiquejinx1030
@dominiquejinx1030 Год назад
this video brought tears to my eyes, so genuinely happy justice was served for this guy
@EvanFrenchMusic93
@EvanFrenchMusic93 8 месяцев назад
They should arrest the detective who forced him into a confession when he was completely innocent.
@preach9
@preach9 3 года назад
He deserves the most luxurious life in exchange for that 25 wasted years snatched from his lifetime.
@nicolavincenzo7927
@nicolavincenzo7927 3 года назад
All expense paid 25 year hawaiin getaway. Let the man live like a king I say, he probably wouldn't even ask for much 🤠 regardless though, he has to feel great every waking moment. The man proved his innocence, and left saying thank you sir to the judge. Very happy for this man
@ratiomaster8062
@ratiomaster8062 3 года назад
😎😎
@albert-wx2zp
@albert-wx2zp 3 года назад
Waiting for someone to try to make the comment as negative as possible and fail.
@noxecc426
@noxecc426 3 года назад
@@albert-wx2zp innit theres always that one guy
@macberg5806
@macberg5806 3 года назад
@@albert-wx2zp nothing stopping any of you for sending him money
@builtbetter1278
@builtbetter1278 3 года назад
"No amount of money ever bought a second of time" - Howard Stark
@josh4144
@josh4144 3 года назад
Manfreski Doctor: I’m sorry sir you don’t have enough money to pay for this treatment, you have two weeks to live.
@heetman5925
@heetman5925 3 года назад
A pill is bought with money.
@SanctifiedEternity
@SanctifiedEternity 3 года назад
You should reimburse the man for his lost years! The Government "No, I don't think I will."
@prabharamachandran2614
@prabharamachandran2614 3 года назад
Tony in Endgame haha money go brrrr make time machine
@megakangaroo5665
@megakangaroo5665 3 года назад
Tony Stark: Are you questioning my superior intellect. Proceeds to build a time machine.
@BeeKind22
@BeeKind22 Год назад
His reactions shows all the pain and suffering he has endured and I hope he receives compensation for what they did.
@trevorstockton2516
@trevorstockton2516 9 месяцев назад
He’ll never get that time back. But at least he gets to be a father again when he never thought he would.
@scootjourney5513
@scootjourney5513 4 года назад
The person that falsely reported him should be sentenced life behind bars
@lastotallyawesomebleach204
@lastotallyawesomebleach204 4 года назад
The cops who arrested him and the jurors who convicted him deserve to hang.
@liltimmy2591
@liltimmy2591 4 года назад
@@lastotallyawesomebleach204 They were just doing their jobs? This kind of thing just happens sometimes.
@delavegavincegabrield.9429
@delavegavincegabrield.9429 4 года назад
@@liltimmy2591 Yeah LMAO he was imprisoned for 25 years oops sorry.
@thedrakegamerhd6746
@thedrakegamerhd6746 4 года назад
If you talking about Daniel's Cousin and friend who testified against him about the murders, you will also have to understand that they stated that the detective in charge of the case coerced them to say Daniel confessed to the murders to them or they were going to be sent to prison. If anything the detective in charge should be sent to prison, no money, no pension nothing. He was the one who made up everything just to send an innocent man to prison.
@theofilluseliezer8549
@theofilluseliezer8549 4 года назад
@@delavegavincegabrield.9429 so what? This shiy happened alot even a murderer can be free in court. They are doing their job, sometimes being prosecutor isnt essy. A loy of people prejudice their job. If u blame them then i suggedt remove prosecutor so a murderer can be free
@YearZer0777
@YearZer0777 4 года назад
He needs to be payed $25 Million. 1 for each year they stole from him.
@iveywebb
@iveywebb 4 года назад
The $25 mil should be guaranteed plus additional money for the pain & suffering.
@doggygaming950
@doggygaming950 4 года назад
Regardless our legal system is a farce. Bribery to get guilty verdicts, less time for those that admit to a crime than those that maintain their innocence. A joke. What happened to our constitutional right to a speedy trial?
@doggygaming950
@doggygaming950 4 года назад
Also you realize YOU would be paying the 25 million through YOUR taxes.
@fairextl
@fairextl 4 года назад
@@doggygaming950 That's like 8 cents per person, if everyone payed the same amount.
@YearZer0777
@YearZer0777 4 года назад
@@doggygaming950 dude it's better it go to someone that's in need than those filthy politicians.
@TheRareCriticalThinker
@TheRareCriticalThinker 4 месяца назад
For those curious, he was compensated with $1.76 million. Maximum amount in Texas for these kind of cases.
@Beau.00
@Beau.00 2 года назад
You could just see on this man that he was not guilty like he looked genuinely devastated and tired after being wrongfully convicted for so many years. I hope he now lives a peaceful life with his family.
@S2I2
@S2I2 4 года назад
You could see he couldn't hold in his emotions. Some people don't realise how long 25 years is.
@Synnabelle
@Synnabelle 4 года назад
I haven't even been alive that long. I feel so bad for him.
@farhankhan2482
@farhankhan2482 4 года назад
Ur profile tho 😂😂😂
@tinnamchoi
@tinnamchoi 4 года назад
five thirds of my lifetime
@georgewalsh237
@georgewalsh237 4 года назад
It’s 1 more than 24 isn’t it? Not sure though
@aaliyahhernandez223
@aaliyahhernandez223 4 года назад
My entire life. I couldn't even imagine...
@amir_falcon2356
@amir_falcon2356 4 года назад
The cop that made him say he was guilty deserves time
@bollockboy9777
@bollockboy9777 4 года назад
deserve shot, took half of his life away from him should take there’s aswell
@lastgenrichtofen8735
@lastgenrichtofen8735 4 года назад
If there is enough evidence to convict him then authorities ask them to plead guilty for a reduced sentence.
@24Hercules
@24Hercules 4 года назад
Vatomovement, what? Police don’t have an arrest rate, this isn’t call of duty where there is a ratio of some sorts. They try and get you to confess to A. Save time and resources, and B. You can be given a lighter sentence for confessing. I assure you as-well that the detective didn’t hold a gun to side of his head. It’s horrible that he was wrongly convicted but this is why we have an appeal system. In other countries they don’t care, they would have let him ruin in prison. So maybe consider you are lucky to be able to fight for your freedom and innocence.
@amir_falcon2356
@amir_falcon2356 4 года назад
Zander Ellies so they just get away with it then :) nice. Literally gtfo
@24Hercules
@24Hercules 4 года назад
You also have be aware that you are tried by your peers, not the police nor judge.
@shelbyfrix3599
@shelbyfrix3599 2 года назад
I have watched this episode so many times. And I cry everytime the verdict is read
@whiteeagle8961
@whiteeagle8961 5 месяцев назад
Suffering for something which you did not do, is one of the most painful things in life. I say from experience
@ZedSalvatore
@ZedSalvatore 4 года назад
" innocent until proven guilty" More like guilty until proven innocent.
@KILLRXNOEVIRUS
@KILLRXNOEVIRUS 4 года назад
Haha gottem.
@KILLRXNOEVIRUS
@KILLRXNOEVIRUS 4 года назад
Wait... _oh no_
@KILLRXNOEVIRUS
@KILLRXNOEVIRUS 4 года назад
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@tbnr_legacy7186
@tbnr_legacy7186 4 года назад
Just like back then in the Salem witch trials
@dicejones3654
@dicejones3654 4 года назад
Reminds me of that Star Trek episode
@blazedbe3550
@blazedbe3550 4 года назад
They were so focused on taking this mans life they never even caught the real killer
@kamdaddypurp3341
@kamdaddypurp3341 4 года назад
Blazed Be unless he was the real killer just saying people can fake cry not saying he was it definitely sounds like he isn’t but I’m just saying
@counterfeit4450
@counterfeit4450 4 года назад
@@kamdaddypurp3341 innocent until proven guilty. There is absolutely no evidence that this man committed the murders. It's unfair to say "it could be him" with absolutely no evidence.
@idontrte
@idontrte 4 года назад
Kayson Mitchell It could’ve been you too and you weren’t even born yet 😂
@counterfeit4450
@counterfeit4450 4 года назад
@@idontrte It could have been anybody. But to say that it could be somebody, isn't enough to convict a man. You know that.
@idontrte
@idontrte 4 года назад
Kayson Mitchell Never said anything about convicting someone. Just it could quite literally have been him...
@hkoizumi3134
@hkoizumi3134 2 года назад
"You are free to leave." Is one of the most wonderful sentence you will ever hear but are massively being taken granted of. Next time you are offended, dissatisfied, angry, or whatever, you are free to leave that situation. Only take a stand if you are willing to risk your freedom.
@robertoautore9252
@robertoautore9252 8 месяцев назад
When the crowd screamed it got me right in the heart, I'm so happy for him now he can live a peaceful life.
@anthonyacosta5660
@anthonyacosta5660 4 года назад
This grown man probably doesn’t even know how to live life as an adult outside of prison because of a flawed system. Absolutely horrible!
@CLSGL
@CLSGL 4 года назад
Hopefully he gets a nice cushion to start out with though. I wouldn’t take any less than 2 million in restitution.
@chesspiece589
@chesspiece589 4 года назад
F Jury's
@yeetus1546
@yeetus1546 4 года назад
I wouldn’t say it was the system’s fault, it’s the fault of the jury and the detective who forced him to make a fake confession
@Lielac
@Lielac 4 года назад
Oofington the jury and detective are parts of the system tho...
@yeetus1546
@yeetus1546 4 года назад
Nickie Marie what I mean is that if it wasn’t that specific jury and that specific detective this would have likely never happened
@ankitgupta1326
@ankitgupta1326 3 года назад
Justice delayed is Justice denied. He lost his most fruitful age, no court in the world could return it back.
@aman1245singh
@aman1245singh 3 года назад
agreed Ankit
@Twak08
@Twak08 3 года назад
@D G it isnt justice if a innocent man spent 25 years wrongfully spent in prison in his most important time of his live
@sb-jw7hd
@sb-jw7hd 3 года назад
@D G found riikerman's brother
@Twak08
@Twak08 3 года назад
@Alexander Markland i dont think anything the court says is justice this man didnt get justice he spent 25 years in prison
@juliie007
@juliie007 3 года назад
This case is unjust for everyone involved the person Imprisoned wrongly and for the victims and their families too.
@Emsie76
@Emsie76 2 года назад
Wow. I’ve never heard of this man ever…. I just broke into floods of tears….
@Gafnner
@Gafnner 2 года назад
I AM SO GLAD FOR HIM! Thank you for this video it is really inspiring. :)
@Gafnner
@Gafnner 2 года назад
@DawgSlayer82 fight for justice
@mrpeanut1381
@mrpeanut1381 4 года назад
Judge after 25 years: "It's just a prank bro."
@ernestorodriguez2404
@ernestorodriguez2404 4 года назад
Or even better, we were just being sarcastic lol
@thatsayan
@thatsayan 4 года назад
And there is a camera
@hydro172
@hydro172 4 года назад
Texas legal system is corrupt in many shapes and form.iv seen it many times even the police and the judges are. And the ones that try to make a difference are put down or are framed. And we the citizens know it to but can't do anything about it.
@n0wsinn
@n0wsinn 4 года назад
@@thatsayan bruh
@dietorangesoda
@dietorangesoda 4 года назад
Social experiment
@ripmxrcus
@ripmxrcus 3 года назад
NOW THIS is marriage. His wife stuck with him through all these years
@oliveiraluis3540
@oliveiraluis3540 3 года назад
Yeah. What a moment to witness. Millenial spoiled girls on facebook trying to look like paris hilton, should take a look at this relationship.
@lol-le5pb
@lol-le5pb 3 года назад
Pleetypus that guy is lucky to have such a loyal wife like her 💗
@DanRaidersWarriorsSharksGiants
@DanRaidersWarriorsSharksGiants 3 года назад
She didnt stick with him all these years.Someone said he was already free when she met him and he was always free so she shouldnt get this huge amount of credit.
@nickve777
@nickve777 3 года назад
@Laffy Taffy r/woooooosh
@liamog1974
@liamog1974 3 года назад
Dan Raiders Warriors Sharks Giants he was out on bail dumbass
@CardiacCanez690
@CardiacCanez690 7 месяцев назад
I’ve seen this video from different channels multiple times through the years and every time i see it I can’t help but click and always cry. I hope Daniel’s doing well
@kristdarpinyan3297
@kristdarpinyan3297 7 месяцев назад
I have no words to describe this….
@awilduser895
@awilduser895 4 года назад
The officer that forced a 16 year old to confessed should be charged.
@tylittlefield4756
@tylittlefield4756 4 года назад
Bitmap still should be charged, i’m 16 and i cant imagine what i would do if that happened to me
@cour1988
@cour1988 4 года назад
@Bitmap same thing. One patrols the streets the other follows up investigations. But they are both police officers
@davidplatania563
@davidplatania563 4 года назад
The detective wouldn’t have suggested that he confess unless he knew the kid was already going to be sentenced, if you confess then your sentence is less harsh.
@autiger0612
@autiger0612 4 года назад
David Platania if he knew how to do his job, he would have known that the kid wasn’t going to be convicted with NO evidence.
@davidplatania563
@davidplatania563 4 года назад
Cam you don’t have to have evidence to convict someone, all they need is witnesses, they obviously didn’t sentence him with absolutely no evidence, either way, the kid was going to jail anyway, better to confess and lie and get a couple years off your sentence.
@alessandrosantacroce9610
@alessandrosantacroce9610 4 года назад
That still ruined a man’s life, they took 25 years of his life away from him.
@JonyTony2018
@JonyTony2018 4 года назад
He’ll get millions in compensation
@sourboy745
@sourboy745 4 года назад
Super Awesome Space Paladin one can only hope
@alessandrosantacroce9610
@alessandrosantacroce9610 4 года назад
No amount of money ever bought a second of time.
@zuhayrroha4392
@zuhayrroha4392 4 года назад
@@alessandrosantacroce9610 I love you 3000
@MM-jc7uv
@MM-jc7uv 4 года назад
Super Awesome Space Paladin no amount of money would be enough to compensate for 25 years of nothing. He lost his prime/most important years and a quarter of his life...
@frankmartinelli3904
@frankmartinelli3904 4 месяца назад
I know how it feels to be charged and convicted of something I didn't do and it sucks. But I can't imagine spending 18 years in prison for nothing.
@elbeem4UTONV
@elbeem4UTONV Год назад
Just came across this video and wow this man couldn’t even hardly stand when asked to stand before the judge that man has gone through more than he thought he could and finally made it out!!! God bless this man and his family for all those years lost when he was behind bars!
@RapHeaven
@RapHeaven 4 года назад
This guy: *Wrongfully imprisoned for 25 years* State of Texas: “My bad homie... alright you can go now”
@armano4125
@armano4125 4 года назад
@Christopher Cruz chill lol, its just a joke
@jackharkness723
@jackharkness723 4 года назад
@Christopher Cruz You must be new to the internet.
@aqimjulayhi8798
@aqimjulayhi8798 4 года назад
I wouldn't call the state that imprisoned me 'homie'
@optidalfprime3904
@optidalfprime3904 4 года назад
@@aqimjulayhi8798 Read it again.
@lynae4480
@lynae4480 4 года назад
@@aqimjulayhi8798 its literally a joke ...
@ferreira94a
@ferreira94a 4 года назад
The person who actually murdered those two teenagers not only got away with it, but lived 25 years of his life knowing an innocent man copped it and served time instead of him.
@yourstruly8310
@yourstruly8310 4 года назад
That person has no conscience at all like... How do he even sleep at night? That guilty person is messed up in the head gosh... Humanity might not even existed in him... Poor man staying inside a cell for 25 yrs. At least now his story can influence and make a revolution.
@Guest-lr3eu
@Guest-lr3eu 4 года назад
@@yourstruly8310 He killed people. Someone being framed wouldn't even matter much
@strange_okapi892
@strange_okapi892 4 года назад
It's impressive how the guy still isn't caught. Who knows what he is doing
@kerststrje
@kerststrje 4 года назад
@@strange_okapi892 Thank god they didn't catch me
@leemsvg
@leemsvg 4 года назад
@@kerststrje haha
@irecordwithaphone1856
@irecordwithaphone1856 7 месяцев назад
Brought tears to my eyes I feel so bad and glad for him simultaneously. It must have been so much stranger for him
@myraclayton1860
@myraclayton1860 Год назад
Wow 😭 😭 bless his heart ❤️ he’s really been through a lot!! Glad he’s at home with his wife and babies now!! I wish him all the luck in the world!
@taiterobinson793
@taiterobinson793 3 года назад
He’s 41 and has lost his youth, that’s just horrible. Edit: I only just realised today (23/04/2021) that this comment has gained quite a following. If I were in the same situation as this man, I don’t think I could cope with any verdict. Not guilty would be just as bad as I would’ve lost so many years and guilty is of course what happens sometimes.
@kimikonamikaze5792
@kimikonamikaze5792 3 года назад
Agree😭😭
@baahu242
@baahu242 3 года назад
2:41 Jesus smile
@carpetchair5778
@carpetchair5778 3 года назад
@@baahu242 lol
@gl-jj3tk
@gl-jj3tk 3 года назад
And he’s coming out to a fkcing pandemic lmfaooo miserable
@Toosick0
@Toosick0 3 года назад
From his perspective he's probably just glad he doesn't have to do life
@doitformazi2347
@doitformazi2347 4 года назад
Let this be a lesson. Even if you are innocent, if you are being interrogated by detectives- LAWYER UP IMMEDIATELY.
@joeljohnson8214
@joeljohnson8214 4 года назад
Better call Saul!
@nosoupforyou7995
@nosoupforyou7995 4 года назад
Yeah. The detectives are not your friends.
@doitformazi2347
@doitformazi2347 4 года назад
Goofy Laws a public defender is better than nothing.
@karenevanoff8586
@karenevanoff8586 4 года назад
@@joeljohnson8214 ABSOLUTELY! Jimmy will get it done!
@jamiegriffin4357
@jamiegriffin4357 4 года назад
Nice tan Bateman.
@KENZO-db1ju
@KENZO-db1ju 9 месяцев назад
The Judge Got Perfect scream cut.
@jamesblumensheid353
@jamesblumensheid353 7 месяцев назад
Wow I can not imagine what he went through! Wow.
@eplebaaterisaus
@eplebaaterisaus 4 года назад
He lost 25 years of his life due to a wrongfully conviction. There isn’t anything they could give him that would make him get those 25 years back....
@Adamopoly
@Adamopoly 4 года назад
Maybe just the money he could have earned in those 25 years, Lets say 50k-100k per year. About 2.5 million.
@Rainy134
@Rainy134 4 года назад
Definitely could pay him for his lost time. Imagine a job u would have worked that whole time. Give him 2.5 mil maybe 3-4 mil assuming making 100k per year. I would be content with that pay off if they wasted 25 years of my life in prison and move to the Bahamas. Or Thailand... 🇹🇭
@davidkalanoski4881
@davidkalanoski4881 4 года назад
They can give him minecraft 2
@miguelpenaloza4692
@miguelpenaloza4692 4 года назад
Everyone is here because coronavirus has everyone on lockdown.
@33s60
@33s60 4 года назад
@@Adamopoly it's not just about the money.
@peaceful4you408
@peaceful4you408 4 года назад
He’s a free man now but his life was still ruined for 25 years of false imprisonment. He can’t get that time back of innocence that he lost from his life.
@TheMrTTT
@TheMrTTT 4 года назад
True. But he somehow made some sweet babies so he had some free time.
@bigfloppa5731
@bigfloppa5731 4 года назад
TheMrTTT the last 6 years of those 25 years he was out on bond so he had some kids
@IamGragon666
@IamGragon666 4 года назад
No but he can stil enjoy whats left of it
@hmidoe22
@hmidoe22 4 года назад
He needs some serious cash millions right now
@matthewlogie9171
@matthewlogie9171 4 года назад
It is a shame at least he gets bare cash for it 50-100k for every year least he will get to enjoy the Last year's doing what he wants
@showmevids1984
@showmevids1984 Год назад
That’s really touching how emotionally involved with him his council was in this
@1992SMOFF
@1992SMOFF Год назад
So wrong what this poor guy had to go through. I wish him nothing but the absolute best.
@zh6523
@zh6523 3 года назад
He could've went to high school He could've went to college He could've done so many things in those 18 years of imprisonment
@mrdeath9198
@mrdeath9198 3 года назад
Yeah
@TheTheode
@TheTheode 3 года назад
He literally could’ve earned a diploma in there, but I see your point
@natebruh4909
@natebruh4909 3 года назад
@@TheTheode Earning a diploma in a prison aint the same, just in general a ton of life opportunities vanished cause of his wrongful conviction.
@TheTheode
@TheTheode 3 года назад
@@natebruh4909 That's why I specified he could've earned a diploma, but thanks for educating me on the difference.
@gavinpowell7019
@gavinpowell7019 3 года назад
25 years even more missed opportunity
@Rayofsunshine86
@Rayofsunshine86 4 года назад
I hate seeing an innocent person spend time in jail. so happy he's free!
@PooTang666
@PooTang666 4 года назад
@Not My Name and how tf do u know that?
@lemonbro6896
@lemonbro6896 4 года назад
Not My Name explain
@barbaradyson6951
@barbaradyson6951 4 года назад
@Not My Name you need to learn how to spell "inNocent" correctly.
@jjjokster
@jjjokster 4 года назад
Not My Name you’re definitely a goofy man smh
@johngrey1074
@johngrey1074 4 года назад
Not guilty isn’t the same thing as innocent
@DigiCount
@DigiCount Год назад
Clicked on the video, saw the comments about crying and dismissed them as the usual internet over-exaggerations. Then I got to the part where they said "not guilty" and he just falls to his knees and, freaking heck, I can't deny I teared up. Freedom is a heck of a thing.
@justinkessler3092
@justinkessler3092 15 дней назад
2:34 I love how every person in that court room was cheering and happy about the verdict
@wedwhb9899
@wedwhb9899 4 года назад
you are telling me, they waste 18 years of a 16 years old kid, who didn't even complete high school, and couldn't live his life, like any other kid? a *18 years of his life !*
@veryrare9161
@veryrare9161 4 года назад
Actually during the final trial 25 years had passed
@lueur4834
@lueur4834 4 года назад
Someone tried to leave their abuser by setting a fire so they would worry about seeing if they were ok so she could leave. They did not leave the house on fire. So a 16 year old has to spend her whole life in jail because the abusers did not leave the house,she was already in jail currently for 37 years now.
@TeamGodzilla-dw9on
@TeamGodzilla-dw9on 4 года назад
911 likes. Ring a bell?
@keikoyukimura06
@keikoyukimura06 4 года назад
wed whb ya I agree too but your grammar and English just hurts my brain, if anything, you were the one who was supposed to complete middle school
@jAug94
@jAug94 4 года назад
Its sickening
@issam8692
@issam8692 4 года назад
Poor man, the misery that comes with being wrongfully accused is horrible.
@shoaib_zubair
@shoaib_zubair 4 года назад
Ya and some people say- may be it's your fault. How did you get involved.
@tofu8688
@tofu8688 4 года назад
@Tyler K. that's not true. They do get prosecuted
@mattmac3242
@mattmac3242 4 года назад
wouldn’t wish that on anybody
@f00kinglasrsights89
@f00kinglasrsights89 4 года назад
His life is ruined
@isaacchen1893
@isaacchen1893 3 года назад
@Tyler K. I wonder which of you 31 bonzos that "liked" this are still hiding around here...
@cyberwess-007
@cyberwess-007 2 года назад
Bless this man and his family.🙏
@QueenGry
@QueenGry 2 года назад
On the one hand, these stories make me so relieved & moved to tears on the behalf of the person finally getting their name cleared, while they raise the question how many wrongfully convicted they've got locked up (- or even worse; killed) over there on the other..
@seokjin-man9216
@seokjin-man9216 3 года назад
You know what's sadder? The fact that there's still a lot of people just like him in jail.
@elenaa8256
@elenaa8256 3 года назад
army
@oo1234561000
@oo1234561000 3 года назад
@@elenaa8256 actually so cringe
@elenaa8256
@elenaa8256 3 года назад
@Mister Unknown 💁‍♀️ok sir
@elenaa8256
@elenaa8256 3 года назад
@7.8 billion idiots on a planet i hope that made u feel better about yourself 🌚🌚🌚
@cefnfor6539
@cefnfor6539 3 года назад
Also my grandpa., when I was 5 police officers were coming to my home they locked down my grandpa and took to the police station. And then in the court I wasn't there but I knew that in the last few years my grandma told me about that, my grandpa was a doctor and one of his gardener used drug and then the police got him but what can't I trust he told the police that my grandpa produced drugs he told like for Reducing the prison sentence so my grandpa was inside jail for over a year 😌
@AbzVlogz
@AbzVlogz 3 года назад
He lost 25 years of his life. Even money can’t take it back.
@maxwellpeter5955
@maxwellpeter5955 3 года назад
ikr, as if money can make him forget all the years he's been inside of the cell for a crime he didn't commit. smh
@firstfazz3sheikhhamdan756
@firstfazz3sheikhhamdan756 3 года назад
Greetings from the royal family
@AbzVlogz
@AbzVlogz 3 года назад
@@firstfazz3sheikhhamdan756 Hi , can you give me money? 😂
@firstfazz3sheikhhamdan756
@firstfazz3sheikhhamdan756 3 года назад
If you need my help I can help you out it's a pleasure to meet you where are you from
@AbzVlogz
@AbzVlogz 3 года назад
@@firstfazz3sheikhhamdan756 Australia. Yes I need money 😂
@Merky13
@Merky13 Год назад
gave me goosebumps through my whole body
@Pagandream55
@Pagandream55 7 месяцев назад
Brought tears to my eyes, his relief is overwhelming 😢❤
@Matthew-by2xm
@Matthew-by2xm 4 года назад
The stupid detective that manipulated the defendant into a false confession should be brought up for charges for taking 25 years from that man.
@Elmithian
@Elmithian 4 года назад
@Russian Bias That's still more than a decade behind bars.
@aneriesstyle323
@aneriesstyle323 4 года назад
@King Amen-Tut-Ankh you mean "know" right?
@kyzendelaguia1063
@kyzendelaguia1063 4 года назад
Agreed
@dejarobinson7212
@dejarobinson7212 4 года назад
Huńt3r A lot of times officers ask leading questions in a way that the person being arrested doesn’t know they’re admitting to something. It’s the reason crime shows emphasize your right to remain silent, because cops typically try to act friendly and ask “small talk questions” prior to an official arrest, and even the simplest “yes” or “no” to small talk will be reported and used against you at a later time
@PopPopOnline
@PopPopOnline 4 года назад
Russian Bias that’s not the point.
@ethypoo
@ethypoo 3 года назад
it’s honestly horrible that he lost so many years of his life
@enock1847
@enock1847 3 года назад
Fr
@epicmanthatisntadog5661
@epicmanthatisntadog5661 3 года назад
Mhm
@cxmbo3179
@cxmbo3179 3 года назад
I feel so bad
@alextorres4667
@alextorres4667 3 года назад
Hoopz same
@Warriors-of-Styx
@Warriors-of-Styx 3 года назад
Your very right tbh I’m ngl
@americansunbeam
@americansunbeam Год назад
This is heart-wrenching! 25 years of his life have been blown. Compensation from the state for life please!
@freddyfasthands8131
@freddyfasthands8131 8 месяцев назад
There should be some kind of punishment for wrongful convictions so it happens less often.
@Free_Palestine_75
@Free_Palestine_75 3 года назад
He's been on prison for longer than I've been alive. Jesus Christ, that's so unfair.
@Sarabxssag
@Sarabxssag 3 года назад
Hes been in prison for about double my life, and i feel like ive been alive for so long. Poor man
@GG-ll6zx
@GG-ll6zx 3 года назад
creative_clips XO didn’t they say he was in prison for 19 years?
@Sarabxssag
@Sarabxssag 3 года назад
@@GG-ll6zx nope 25
@twizzlerlemonpie3083
@twizzlerlemonpie3083 3 года назад
@@GG-ll6zx hes been in prison 10 years before i was even born
@GG-ll6zx
@GG-ll6zx 3 года назад
Dats suspicious... dats weird
@-manillazilla8327
@-manillazilla8327 3 года назад
Those aren’t tears of being free. They are tears of being too strong for too long
@tazeenalshifa8084
@tazeenalshifa8084 3 года назад
Well said 👏🏼
@castrocuba4937
@castrocuba4937 3 года назад
and being free
@enagrubesic6080
@enagrubesic6080 3 года назад
@@ahmidomarzada4425 that’s a fictional character. this man is a greater example.
@piksels6104
@piksels6104 3 года назад
@@enagrubesic6080 itachi right ?
@anthonypaz9730
@anthonypaz9730 3 года назад
Those are tears of i know im guilty but i hope i get away
@latusalihyasalim4872
@latusalihyasalim4872 5 месяцев назад
don’t you ever confess to doing something you never did, even if they put a gun between your eyes. as a matter of fact don’t utter one single word without your attorney sitting next to you.
@megnuggets83
@megnuggets83 7 месяцев назад
As someone who is a really strong empath, I really felt for this man. So much of his life was wasted over something he didn’t do and there was no evidence of. I’m so happy he’s free now.
@amishabdussalam2219
@amishabdussalam2219 3 года назад
Everyone talking about him losing a part of his life But no one's talking about the real killer The killer just stole 2 teenagers and most of this mans life
@diobrando7774
@diobrando7774 3 года назад
Yeah but the guy suffered for something the didnt do. Its the police's fault for aresting the wrong guy
@jesc4274
@jesc4274 3 года назад
yeah but that's not the point of this video, he might not even know who dafuq the killer is.
@jaysonaguilar6088
@jaysonaguilar6088 3 года назад
Then talk to your self
@thebelowaveragesaibamen3286
@thebelowaveragesaibamen3286 3 года назад
But do people really know who the killer is?
@boocraft6819
@boocraft6819 3 года назад
Your pfp is my desktop wallpaper
@nadirba9
@nadirba9 4 года назад
Sorry for wasting 25 years of your life. You are free to go.
@winn305
@winn305 4 года назад
I kno rite😤
@kevinr.3542
@kevinr.3542 4 года назад
Come on guys they aren't monsters. They also gave him a bus pass and a $15 McDonald's gift card
@Bigchungus50019
@Bigchungus50019 4 года назад
He deserves a big check from the state for keeping him locked up for those 18years
@user-ew2bq3sw1s
@user-ew2bq3sw1s 4 года назад
TRAP TREES I put you 80k years in prison and I buried you in the woods
@alexx_zandrr5323
@alexx_zandrr5323 4 года назад
@@seriouslyserious5174 lol
@affabaffa4393
@affabaffa4393 7 месяцев назад
I just can’t believe how detectives are so above the law that they are allowed to manipulate minors into confessing things they didn’t do
@alimurtaza6318
@alimurtaza6318 3 года назад
*wrongly imprisoned a man for 25 years* Gov: lol my bad but here take a cookie
@fetchstixRHD
@fetchstixRHD 3 года назад
Also gov: "actually, give me some of that cookie, I'm hungry"
@nastahoamare6419
@nastahoamare6419 3 года назад
Lol underrated
@nopeyoudontknowmyname9153
@nopeyoudontknowmyname9153 3 года назад
They can’t tax it Im pretty sure.
@liligibson8457
@liligibson8457 3 года назад
That's a long long time . SO SAD!
@troyhenderson420
@troyhenderson420 3 года назад
When it comes to a state. The GOV has nothing to do with it unless his case was a case with the supreme court. Thank god it wasn't up to them
@jaysirivan8582
@jaysirivan8582 4 года назад
That’s it? “You are free to leave?” This man deserves an apology and.. no amount of money will give him that time back
@shirleyallen7374
@shirleyallen7374 4 года назад
Jay, you are so right! No amount of money can replace the life and time he could have had!!! So sad.
@sabbracadabra8367
@sabbracadabra8367 4 года назад
Your entire 20s and 30s too... priceless years.
@adriene02
@adriene02 4 года назад
I agree but technically this wasn’t an exoneration. He just got the opportunity to have his case re-tried where this jury found him not guilty.
@Kuli24000
@Kuli24000 4 года назад
Yeah I'm like "nunununu no! Give him millions of dollars at least. You ruined his prime life. Let him retire NOW."
@rawknowledge5096
@rawknowledge5096 4 года назад
Tbh but a few million would help for sure
@JoseVasquez-nt9ve
@JoseVasquez-nt9ve Год назад
Wow, Unbelievable. God bless him and his family.
@davidholaday2817
@davidholaday2817 Год назад
I cried watching this.
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