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Freeing a man who spent 34 YEARS in prison for a crime he didn't commit | Innocence Network

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Pennsylvania, 1981. A 15 year-old girl is raped and killed. Lewis Jim Fogle, newly-wed and just having a baby, gets arrested 5 years later in the wake of a late and astonishing denunciation.
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Комментарии : 42

@joey1723 Год назад

The Innocence Network staff are real-life superheroes. My heart breaks for those wrongfully imprisoned.

@grettagirl2884 Год назад

Thank God for The Innocence Project ❤!

@Journeyoflove13 Год назад

These lawyers are amazing! They fight with so much empathy and compassion; yes, they really stand out. I'm so happy they get the wrongfully convicted out. It's a shame, really horrible, that these innocent people do not get compensated depending on the state! How in the world is that a justice system? Wrongfully convicted and even after they're treated like their life means nothing. It's insane! ❤❤❤❤❤❤

@msjsq1966 Год назад

I love this series. I think I've said that before. Thank you, TCC!!! I lost it when the bird landed on his finger. What a sweet man.

@Dman-wp7ri Год назад

It is such a shame there are states like Pennsylvania that do not compensate the wrongly convicted that is wrong on so many levels!

@lynahiacampbell8232 Год назад

This is why I don’t believe in jury trials ! They get it wrong more than they get it friken right !!!

@yomama9567 Год назад

Stats?

@lynahiacampbell8232 Год назад

@@yomama9567 Google is free , do some research you will see esp ethnic minorities!!

@sj-art Год назад

I looked but couldn't find anywhere that had his art online. I would love to see what he's been creating since his release now that he has access to other materials. I hope he is doing well.

@alandareed3672 Год назад

What a strikingly dapper n his Hat n Leather jacket Man🙏Such a talented Artist ♥️God Bless Him and His Family🙏And the Fantastic Lawyers n Students from the Innocence Project ‼️

@chloeuntrau4588 Год назад

The reason to abolish the death penalty...and it will cost less to the tax payer as well!

@lynahiacampbell8232 Год назад

34 years ! Best believe he better get billionssssssssss

@rafael1979ify Год назад

he wont get anything. its not possible in the state who put him wrongfully away

@lynahiacampbell8232 Год назад

@@rafael1979ify it is possible , he’s innocent , every state has to pay compensation and are insured for things like this in the states

@rafael1979ify Год назад

@@lynahiacampbell8232 they said in the clip that Pennsylvania doesn't allow for compensation for wrongfully incarcerated people

@lynahiacampbell8232 Год назад

@@rafael1979ify really ? I didn’t watch all of it but there has to be a way around that , he may need to go to the Supreme Court or something or file a civil lawsuit which he will win !! updated - so they are passing a bill to rectify that as we speak ! This man will get compensated, it will take time until the bill is passed as they are doing so now but even if they didn’t he would absolutely be able to get compensated via a civil suit

@donkeyballs3307 Год назад

@@lynahiacampbell8232if u didn't even watch the entire show ,why are u commenting

@patienceacheampong9542 Год назад

This is a perfect storyline for a Hollywood movie.

@theresarasche3173 Год назад

I hope him and his wife stay together…it will be be hard for them! She stood by his side for those years and a lot has changed for both of them…I hope and pray for them 🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️

@LtDan-lj7oj Год назад

Brand new subscriber... Loving your content thus far. Thank you!!!

@darlenepaulo9153 11 месяцев назад

I'm so glad that his family still intact after trials. And wish him and his family to live happy together ❤️ And thanks to the lawyers ❤

@lindafraser2044 Год назад

I can't help but feel for the wrongfully convicted. Not only are they locked up and unable to live their lives but there is someone out there, living the life the wrongfully convicted had taken away... yet another victim... Let it sink in, not only was this man locked up for 34 years but the person that trapped and killed that girl was living life (and doing good knows what else) for 34 years or longer if still not caught. And it's just another reason why I'm glad Australia doesn't have the death penalty. Imagine if he'd been found innocent AFTER death??

@xuetachibana4469 Год назад

I think i cried to. And happy that the innocent project is there to help. But i have to say Mr. Fogle is a very talented painter en maak geen zorgen Mr fogle we hebben erover gehoord. All the way here in Nederland ❤

@OleGit1497 11 месяцев назад

I cannot imagine what Mr. Fogle went through mentally knowing he did not commit this crime. It sure seems that the police just want convictions, not the truth.

@flej01 Год назад

The fact that the people who convict on shoddy evidence is q crime. The blinkers they wear destroy so many lives. He shiuld be compensated fir 34 years of loss of wages at the very least, they never admitted to their crime of miscarriage of justice. R.I.P to the victims who never got justice

@theresarasche3173 Год назад

I would love to buy one of his art pieces!

@katherinecollins4685 11 месяцев назад

Very informative

@swagonwheels Год назад

How despicable, that this innocent man, was not compensated for the theft of his life. Surely that has to change, otherwise, it simply encourages these kinds of abuses of the legal system, and will continue to result in miscarriages of justice, because there are simply no consequences for those who perpetrate such things upon the innocent, for whatever sick reason they choose to do so.

@sriramramakrishnan568 Год назад

There is no empathy or compassion for the victims of evil. Who shall speak or exact vengeance on the offenders who should have been caught repeatedly stabbed and dismembered by the victims family

@vapete1237 Год назад

Quite possibly the worst case of 'miscarriage of justice' that I've heard .. I hopeless has adjusted to the life of a free man and an innocent man. I just can't get my head around the fact that he spent 35 years behind bars and doesn't get any kind of compensation, that in itself is beyond logical. The Innocence Project truly are Angels 😇.. Respect from 🇬🇧

@elizethompson8627 Год назад

Did they pay him for this misjustice?

@loretta_3843 Год назад

I was attacked years back and I remember telling the police I didn't want to try and make an image because I didn't feel confident enough. I ended up doing it but I must have driven the poor man crazy, saying "no quite, no, a little more, little less" etc, on every detail - I was more worried about someone being hassled who hadn't done it. (He was caught, it was the right person and he was worse than I knew. Thankfully, it worked out)

@noeltimm246 11 месяцев назад

Truely disgracfull that the state wrongfuly took 34yrs from this gentle soul and don't compesate so that he has to sell his paintings on the side of the road to try make a crust. 😢

@NeonZebraSpots Год назад

The only reason the justice department admit they were wrong in his case is because there was no financial downside for them clearly. With Pennsylvania not being financially reliable for wrongly convicted when in any other state they would have fought that until the end, never admitting any wrongdoing. It's all about the city having to pay out the millions when they get it wrong so they just never admit they were wrong, it's easier to just keep them in there and not let them out.... It's about dollar signs who cares about one dude right?? 😕