The Flawed Case of Charles Erickson 

My step dad was a police officer , but he resigned.. i never knew why, but i imagine being a police officer you deal with a lot of evil, and honestly as good as you are, evil reigns till God gets his ass down here

I almost always support the police. But that investigator should lose his job, and get life in prison, because he is obviously so stupid that he is a danger to society.

@@geminisagherian1874, true.

Respect to you, thank you for your service! We all want bad civilians off the streets, and bad cops off the force.

Thank you for your 25 year service to our country and helping keeping people safe

Multiple choice next time?

That officer should serve some time in jail IMO.

It’s literally Ned Flanders conducting the interrogation. I lost it at “hind end”. I can just imagine him going home and talking to his wife that night: “Golly, Beth… I had to be a bad man today. The gee-diddley-Jesus surely didn’t look down on this sorry servant today with a smile.” His wife- in a Minnesota accent: “I like when you’re bad. Why don’t ya get my hind-end in trouble.”

Speaks volumes doesn’t it?

Haha even police chief Wiggum could have done a better job that that incompetent moron. Unbelievable and scary that such incompetence exists in the police force.

wow, thank you for this update!

Darwinism wise, he kind of belongs there. His retarded behavior started this all

That's amazing. I've seen cases where DAs blame mentally ill people, but it gets really bizarre when they take out their friend too. Any word on the real killer?

That's great to hear. I knew all about Ryan being release back in 2011. I'm glad that they released Charles.

​@@kristengottula9337 Charles Boyd more than likely.

@chris kibodeaux yep

@chris kibodeaux That detective was a shit bag

yeah he sucked

@chris kibodeaux yes

Everyone saying yes, I would love to hear the reason and charges that could be filed

Amen brother! Amen!

@Seymour Cox ok captian hyperbole. obviously you can talk to the cops for the majority of cases and not get fucked in the ass for it. but if you are being accused of something you didn't do or even something you are not sure if you did, DO NOT TALK LAWYER LAWYER LAWYER. especially if it's a murder charge

This is true but they don't exactly make it real obvious that it's totally fine for you to keep your mouth shut. And if you don't talk they tell at you. They use intimidation on kids like these who don't really understand the laws so they think they have to talk to them even when they are read their rights. Those Mirandas are always just breezed right thru without much of an explanation as to what it really means when it says you have the right to remain silent. People don't get it until it's too late even if they did nothing wrong. I both love and hate the police honestly.

yep, I learned this the hard way and I'll never forget it.

I don’t understand how people do.

he is a cop, he is living just fine

he beat the hell out of his wife and slept like a baby the past 20 years bet that lmao

Some people have Zero empathy for others. He just wanted to be credited for getting a Confession, even though he fed him info til he got it "right" with the officer

ACAB!!

cops always use the your buddy is in the other room telling us everything bullshit its up to you to deny/no comment your way out guilty or not the cops will paint you into a corner and they dont care about anything other than getting someone

Back the Blue! Murica

@@theultimaterental you keep doing that, backing up the organization with all the power and authority. You lick them boots… but they don’t back you.

They should get TWICE the time.

well not for long, you see the 7yrs that Ryan spent in prison he actually did some searching for the real killer and know exactly who it was that did the murder..

dunhillsupramk3 is there any link or update about that somewhere? thanks

@@CR-ou2oc dude watch the whole vid, its to the end of this very vid... there is even a motive for the killing..

@@dunhillsupramk3 yeah but the dude still got away with murder

I’m from Columbia... this is still unsolved. There’s reason to suspect the guy at the tribune, but he’s never been charged.

There’s a big difference between the justice system and the legal system..

They wanted to meet their quota

😭😭😭

So many innocent people in prison for that very reason.

It’s disturbing as hell… stuff of nightmares, that is..

The minute an interrogator opens his mouth you ask for a lawyer before any sound even escapes it.

You saw how scared that kid got when the cop said that though, it looked like he froze.

So unprofessional. Detectives’ job is to listen not to talk. Rubbish

hes guilty of being an idiot and thats a life sentence

Brown Recluse Bear they will use the fact that you’re hiding your face against you too... there’s little we can do beside getting a lawyer.

That certainly isn't a fucked up interrogation tactic!

wow

This detective should be fired, and the attorney and the fat guy charged with surgery😡😤😤

If you already know what happened, what do you need me for?

@@robertapreston4200 surgery?

No, don't even say that. It may not be counted as a request. You need to verbally say "I am requesting a lawyer" or something very similar. A man once said "give me a lawyer, dawg" and it was ruled as him having not asked for a lawyer. You need to be as clear as possible

@@sea269 Thanks for the tip. I'll rephrase to "I want to have a lawyer present and I'm not answering any questions until I do". Would that work?

MsMaryPatricia my advice would be to yes say you won’t say anything without a lawyer but also specifically say you are invoking your right to an attorney. That’s an undeniable request made in specific legal terms and would be extremely hard for them to get around

@@happydays6570 Take the can with you so you don't leave your dna.

I've actually heard that you have to state that "I am invoking my right to a lawyer and invoking my right to remain silent." After that say NOTHING until the lawyer comes! They can try to talk to you and have conversations but they can take it as, well they said they weren't going to talk, must mean that they want to.

😄😄😄😄😄

lol, the point is he shouldn't be able to do that. It demonstrates the ineptitude of the cops.

He was probably really angry but now that he's free he's trying to help his buddy

Sheriden haha i know right! Thats what I was thinking I was getting pissed just listening to this story

Lol wat a dummy

I had a trial, long story. But, I was told my witness wouldn't be believed, because she would lie or that eye witnesses aren't reliable. But that lying cop was plenty reliable.

LMFAO because they wanted a conviction!! being involved with the law is a very dirty and cruel game which is why you never want to be mixed up in anything. the police, judges, da's, etc they are connected and will retaliate against anyone they want and get away with it. it genuinely made no sense that they recanted their stories yet it was found not credible..... not credible by someone who is friends with the prosecutor?? at the end of the day convictions being overturned due to lack of evidence looks bad on the prosecutor because then they could be out of a job.

Exactly what I was thinking.

Nonsensical!

@@jeffcampbell2710 *I did not have a trial. I was told by cops/prosecution I would do 20 years. The cops then offered me 3 years, which I eventually took. Back then I REALLY believed cops wouldn't lie on the stand (they did during grand jury hearing) I though Judges were honest (mine wasn't and was later "relieved" of his position 5 yrs later) and believed no innocent person would ever go to prison (I sure did) Sending you much love and respect. Peace

And the wild thing is that there is more evidence against Boyd, including motive.

Police fed Charles all the secret evidence they had. Then suddenly Charles remembered. The belt and the scene of the crime Charles didnt know at all. What shitty police "detectives". That's like rule 1 of truth finding.

*wouldn't solve the case. FTFY.

Exactly!!!

@@Werrf1, interesting, so they have since solved the case?

They continue to get away with it, it's sickening. How can these people sleep at night, knowing they send innocent men to prison? Lying through their rotten teeth, yet get away with it.

Mental gymnastics, Stephen Alex. I imagine it’s something like, “I put more bad guys in prison than innocent ones, so I make a positive difference.”

@@brianjamds6617 Absolutely mate. These two were sent to prison, for committing the perfect murder, after consuming alcohol. This wouldn't even go to trial here in the UK. This case is a tragedy, yet we see it time and time again.

With their right to practice stripped in such egregious cases.

He’s still owed over 3/4 of the money

Oh my goodness! This is so fucked up! I'm in shock that the cops actually have a clue that is so messed up!!!

Is your book about a retarded Basset Hound puppy with a heart of gold? If so I'd like to purchase one copy.

I agree with you but… some people think that it shows a guilty conscience. Or they are just ignorant of their rights. But yeah definitely if you think there is any chance you might be guilty. Lawyer up.

Even if you ARE innocent, you still don't talk without a lawyer

@@thepsychonaut6395 💯 agree though it never ceases to amaze me that detectives aren't aware of the fact that innocent people hear of wrongful convictions, & well, watch stories like this one, to know that even though they're innocent, it's best to cover their *ss & ask for an attorney. Therefore, in the eye of the detective, that just makes the person look more guilty, & in cases like this, can make a bad cop get tunnel vision, essentially stop any legitimate investigation, & merely make the evidence fit their assumed conclusion that the person is guilty. Only adding to the case log of The Innocent Project. I commend a prosecutor or cop when they are man/woman enough to not only recognize a mistake in convicting an innocent person, but taking the rightful & necessary steps to correct the injustice. Unfortunately though, this is rare. & more often then not, prosecutors & cops, DA's, what have you, double down on their mistake, furthering the injustice through illegal, or at the very least, immoral actions to cover up their error & actively work to keep a knowingly innocent person locked up. Incomprehensible, though tragically too common.

No comment

Exactly. Be aware if LAZY Cops. None will go the extra mile......scary!!!!

Yeah makes the hole "birds of a feather flock together" seem to fit. What was that other friend thinking!?! Aparently his friend group never had dreams before.

Knew Km mk mm mm. Oh.... Ooi

I'm o

Bad apple extraordinaire

Onemightsay I will only say... I’m sorry to the Ham burglar... I know I killed him. But my dream was telling me he had my mother held captive...

Right? In all of the stories covered on this channel I think that part is the most baffling and rage-inducing, can't even imagine being in Ryan's position after the sentencing there. His entire life gone over literally nothing other than being friends with a moron, sure he got released later but in that moment it must have taken an insane amount of control not to rip Chuck's arm off and beat him with it.

Ikr! Reminds me of a crazy girlfriend I once had who was mad at me because she had a dream that I banged her sister and her best friend. Like, WTF? Lol

that dream cost him 10 years of his life only to come out with 11 million dollars..

It sounds like something out of a Dumb and Dumber movie. More like one friend is dumb, and the other is not. The not dumb guy gets screwed because of one crazy dream. Wtf man.

@@damionmurray1765 I literally came to the comment section to write the exact same thing.

Lol he did really commit the perfect crime when some jackass admits to it 😂

This comment is severely underrated

Totally

I think Michael did it the guy who said saw him last

Not only that, but the prosecutors whose zeal for "winning" trumps everything else.

And bullying. His body language and position of power are intimidating.

Facts 💯

Hes damaged

WELCOME TO BEING BLACK.

his stpid friend

I have to fast forward through them

@Chris Hayes Yes, stop talking but the kid obviously has psychiatric problems and whoever the judge was shouldn't have allowed the trial to go on. Woe to those who say good is evil and evil is good. Good luck judge and prosecutor in, especially, Ryan's case.

Exactly.

Totally. He was all over the place because he was MESSED UP that night. Those are some extremely hard core drugs, and mixing it with alcohol?! Forget it! He's not going to black out murdering someone but he will black out what the hell he was doing. Poor kid. Damn.

More like...Dude, shut the f*"* up.

8 years of Obama and now the constant hate of antifa/BLM doesn't scare you more? Nothing scares me more than ignorant assholes.

@@USMCasper calm down, dont make this about politics. Hence why they said "DIRTY" cops. Getting triggered isn't gonna convince anyone of your point of view. They never said they supported or were against anything

@@USMCasper 🤡

@@USMCasper Exactly, You scare me.

@Amanda Ohrstrom Well you're just dumb and too far gone in to your diluted mind.

Always get /ask for a lawyer

The myth that asking for a lawyer is some sort of admission of guilt, has fucked over a lot of people I’m sure.

@@sinkvenice4438 You can tell the cop: I'm stupid and get confused easily. Please get me a lawyer so they may help properly express myself. Boom. What guilt, copper?

Sound advice Pipi.

Cop: Sir, I stopped you.. Driver: I want a lawyer Cop: Sir calm down, I just stopped... Driver: Lawyer I want a lawyer Cop: Sir your car dropped a wheel, I just want to.. Driver: I'm not saying anything, I want a lawyer

They may have had Public Pretenders.

Depends if you spilled the beans before seeing a lawyer you’re kind of still screwed.

The prosecutor witheld evidence from their legal defence. There’s more evidence in this video than there was in their trial.

I don't really get this. This is just normal interrogation technic, right? If a lawyer would have been there to advise him that just wouldn't have worked

@Get Offended Thank you for the explanation, I honestly don't know what is allowed and what not in the USA. That's why I asked.

Isn't down to a team vote, regardless?

Only in America

It's compliance with authority

It was a plea deal, dumbass.

PIEMEL FRIEMEL “dumbass” lol what grade are you in??? you do know that Ryan Ferguson spent years in prison because he went to trial and Erickson testified against him. The jury convicted Ryan based on his testimony which is what I was referring to.

Freddy Krueger took it, go back to sleep and kick his butt.

🤣🤣🤣🤣

Get Detective Plaid Shirt & Sweater Vest to find your money

That holds up in court

IKR⁉️⁉️

Really painful. Hard to feel bad for him when he did it to himself

sadly “leading” happen in interviews more often than you’d think and false confessions happen far too often because of interrogators hellbent on getting convictions.

@@BryanAz92 actually I do feel bad, even more so in this case, as this guy was ready to go to prison without even being sure that he was guilty. It takes a strong sense of morals to be so shaken up by the possibility that you're guilty that you end up talking yourself into prison. Most people would've kept their mouths shut.

@@BryanAz92 I feel way worse for Ryan...Imagine being sent to prison by your friend's hallucination.

@born2xlr8 yep what did he shoot?

The OCD subset where you think you might be a criminal/pedo or might commit a crime was my FIRST thought. I watched a documentary about a guy who was so scared he'd commit a crime he was afraid to leave his house, use pens... Etc. He got some help. This poor kid not only didn't get help he had a possible disorder used to incriminate him. This is why we need mental health to be better understood and treated. Better understanding and treatment will also better sus out the liars or those who use mental illness as a scapegoat. Just like statistics say: the mentally ill are more likely to be victims than criminals. So sad

@@Lady_Phoenix Everything you said is correct, but I don’t think mental illness is the real issue in this case. No matter how much someone says they committed a crime, if there is no evidence linking them (and evidence proving their innocence), they shouldn’t be convicted. This case makes me so sad and angry.

He basically went to prison because cop's lie !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! never trust a COP !

@@cai0409 I think we are saying the same thing. I elaborated on one type of illness that might give the appearance of being criminal. Someone like that would easily become a victim in this circumstance (to bad/lazy police work) and that's just one example of why we require actual evidence.

@@Lady_Phoenix Like I said, I do agree with you. 100%. I just think that mental illness awareness doesn’t matter here if the cops just knew what they were doing. This is a case of cops arresting the easy person.

If this happened to me ~ my family would be stuck adopting the massive pack of “stray” raccoons I feed 😳

@@RaccoonNation you feed raccoons ?!???? Well that’s different 😂😂😂

@@RaccoonNation my kids' great grandmother would hand feed raccoons and squirrels. My boys loved going to visit her in the mountains and watch her feed the animals, it is a beautiful memory that they still hold dear in the heart.

I lived in Columbia when this happened and it’s always stuck with me. A nice man doing a good deed brutally murdered. Bad things do happen to good people. I can’t believe Mike is covering this case! He’s the best.

Who cares

And also don't let your imagination get the better of you. He had no business involving himself.

If nothing else, think of this way. Police have their own way of saying things, like a language. Doctors and other occupations are like this, too. Lawyers are interrupters of the lingo and also know what police are really allowed to do. I know a lot of us can't afford attorneys, but its a good thing to have one. You also won't be by yourself and having cops scoot right up in your face to intimidate you.

Nothing you say to the police will benefit you in any way. Remain silent! Or answer with random numbers or colors using a mixture of emotions and facial expressions.. You don't tell them what questions to ask, so they can't tell you how to answer. Remember, they are allowed to lie to you, but it's a crime to lie to them.

kobolddark - a public defender at least

_Especially_ if you're innocent.

It's a cop, he'll probably get a raise and never have justice served to him. They don't care about the law, let alone justice

Nope! The worst that could happen to him is he'll be moved to a different police dept🤦🏽‍♀️ seen it time and time again 🤬

I agree! That is disgusting! Cops like that have no business on the force and scare the living hell out of me! Can you even imagine how terrifying it would be to be sentenced for something you had nothing to do with!? It gives me chills…

Nobody lies more than a cop.

The prosecutor is now a local judge. 😫

Some cops are more worried about closing a case than actually solving them. It makes me sad that they feel that their closed rates matter more than actual justice. It's like the one case where the guy was arrested and sentenced to prison for perjury when he said people should check the Cemetery for the girls body and was either falsely accused of the rape and murder of the girl and the cop refused to apologize to him because he wasn't in prison for murder he was in prison for perjury.. It's like bro you didn't do a service to anyone but yourself and closed case average. Instead you sent innocent people to prison and are letting a murderer run free where they can possibly commit another murder. I don't like how when there is evidence the person is innocent the Judges can block the person from another trial. I know trial are expensive and that lot's of people who don't deserve retrials constantly try to exploit the system to get one. But when one of the people is found innocent as a friggin precaution just maybe check and see if the other guy is too.

Hey, that’s cops for ya! 🤷‍♂️

Yep. Basically

everybody on the internet is an expert at anything

@@theoretic7856 It shouldn't make you sad....It should infuriate you that someone is sent to prison for something they didn't do.

Your right, I would have said "Oh yeah? Well I'm going to stop talking and want a lawyer".

I would never say a word besides maybe just saying "I'm listening"

esp after the "detective" had already been talking for 90% of the interaction that we saw in this video.

Yep

@Benjamin Saragosa some big words there. they would then have to charge you or let you go. and if they charge you and you need a public then you can be there for weeks for nothing. these were teens where the f were his parents ?

Yeah bro, me too, I’m waiting on him, he takes weeks to make one content though as he spends a lot of time studying the case 🤦‍♂️

@@trendingbuzz7489 Yeah, it's worth the wait. I've been watching Matt Orchard in the meantime. Very similar to JCS, but with his own flair.

@@18booma thanks for sharing I’ll check him out

@@trendingbuzz7489 Hes sadly stopped making videos. Check out his spiritual successor Matt Orchard for similar vids (i have a suspicion that they may be one and the same though!)

@@tombicknell5868 Thank you for that, loved JCS 👍🏻

he's honestly better than me!!!! I would've told him to rot in hell!

Also Ryan's father, who convinced the attorney to also represent Erickson.

He's a dude who would confess to a crime he most likely didn't even do so yeah he would probably be the same kind of person who would feel guilty as hell for dragging someone else down with him nothing G about it he just an idiot.

He seems like a nice person. Still cares about and wants to help the dude who pretty much ruined his life.

@@charaznable8072 Why is Ryan an idiot? He didn't confess to anything Charles did.

I couldn't watch; I'm just horrified about those being persecuted for crimes they didn't commit. When the young man is "positively identified" by a witness you can just see his face fall.

BigRooster agreed. This sounds like bad TV writing, not real life.

Exactly but where they made him confess it doesn't matter. That's enough

What about the jury that helped put these kids away without any evidence?

In the US, all it takes is for someone to say ya did it! Good enough for our juries!

Ive been on jury duty and the people there are too damn dumb to be judging anything. 100 year ago when juries actually gave the presumption of innocence, the system might have worked. But today, its a guilty-churning factory in courthouses unless you have some solid evidence you are innocent. And thats now how its supposed to work. Im glad Ryan got 11 million. He deserves every penny for missing his entire 20s.

And have the lawyer do a facepalm, sigh, and mutter *"This is the easiest, but stupidest paycheck I have ever earned"*

If you don’t have money...

@@chazchillings3019 Somebody pays them. You have a right to an attorney. Someone is paying that dude to represent you.

If he’d gotten a lawyer before talking to that cop, neither of them would’ve gone to prison. Why whyyy whyyyyyyy do so many not do it?

@@amazingsupergirl7125 they are pussies and don't know how to defend themselves.

Yep because that's what happened. He spoon fed the boy the details so he could close the case.

And he wouldn't be the first.

Literally the exact opposite of protocol.. usually they hold back the evidence, let you lock yourself into a story, then reveal that you're lying. And at that point you are screwed. This seems to be the opposite. They tell you the evidence, let you meander through your story, then correct what you got wrong. And at THAT point your friend is screwed! Weird PD.

@@TrineDaely Nor the last.

same thing that happened in the steven avery case. but UPDATE Charles Erickson was paroles January 2023!! but needs this erased and needs to get paid for all the time he has lost. n9body gets paroles this soon convicted of murder but ppl know he is innocent.

Yep. Dad & probably Mom told me the Criminal Lawyer from the Church :) as I got older I knew it was a Fair assessment he was Very Good. He is Passed now 😭 1 time in court? I believe a client had been assigned to him Indignant I have nothing he says. Julio said my son would like that Leather jacket. He had to give it to him :)

@@stephaniehowe0973 lol wut

@@stephaniehowe0973??

My wife is not from the US and i taught her if you ever get in trouble for anything just say " i want a lawyer" They ask if you want a drink you reply with "i want a Lawyer" and you dam well sure i'm going to teach my son that also.

You should even get a lawyer before talking to pigs, arrested or not.

All about closing the case.

Not a wise move. One can argue that he didn't actually know what Mr. Erickson did after he dropped him off that night? Maybe he didnt go to/couldn't sleep? Maybe the drugs took him over during the night? These & more can be used to argue against him cuz the undue feelings of guilt that overcame him for a crime seemingly completely disconnected from him is certainly bizarre. Whatever the case, the way I see this guy, he will continue to drag Ryan down if the latter doesn't wise up soon enough. Re: 6years Ryan got $1million for every year of his incarceration & was awarded $11million.

@@roseaduke8835 Have you actually watched the video? There was no evidence to back that up. Fingerprints, shoe prints, hair did not match. Nothing puts him in the crime scene. The guy tripped balls is all. You somehow believe he became super villain in the short time frame that he managed to kill the guy, cleared every bit of evidence against him and framed somebody else? Dude, stay away from this case. You sound like the kind of dumb ass that will put himself in prison for a crime he had nothing to do with.

@@sonayyalim I always find it's the dumb folks that are quick to call others "dumb". State your opinion & make your case without the insults. Grow up. I said "One could argue..." & not that I believed he did it or not. If a case could have been made & believed possible, without reasonable doubt against tnose two then I must say that the argument I posited up there is also plausible. Looks like you definitely missed the point from the totality of my comment. Dumb on!

@Sturm I THINK the time spent in holding for the duration between his arrest & actual sentencing was added too.

@@roseaduke8835 I was being kind when I called you dumb. You are so behind you can't even see that, not surprisingly. I didn't present an opinion, you are fighting "facts".

Moral of story LAWYER UP better call Saul

Interrogations are a strange thing because the investigator(s) are allowed to lie and manipulate yo to get a "confession".

Thats why you dont talk at all untill a layer is present.

They can lie to you, but you can't lie to them. Funny how that works.

They use so many unfair ways to "get information" not caring if it's fact or not, some just want to solve a case. Idk how tf they live with themselves. Being in prison would be hard enough, but to be innocent? omg, no amount of money could bring that time/life back.

Same with Casey Anthony, remember? Supposedly only circumstantial evidence , then yet she was not guilty when she lied over and over

Thank the idiot lawyers who let a former Black Panther who held his fist in the air and said "for Rodney" after the verdict was read sit on the jury for that one.

Perfect match to your actual President!

@@franzhose2388 trump 2020

money'money'money can buy you anything.

Keith Devlin is that you Norm Macdonald?

Word.

Agreed! Also, your Turdy turd like 😂🖤

@@britneysbritannia4790 Hahaha. Thanks Britney! Next stop, TREE hundred and TURDY~TREE!!

@@keithdevlin1 right on, 😂 got to love him! 🖤

If I were him I'd only try to free Charles so I could beat the crap put of him

Id kill someone for putting me in prison that long not legit. Kill them. Secretly lol

I agree, he’s a much better man than I e we oils be in that situation.

Ryan was on the amazing race after he got out btw

he might feel sorry for him...charles isn't all there...lights are on but no one is home

Thank you both! I've seen it firsthand, and have networked with people who've been falsely accused of crimes. What really sucks is that it's so shocking how far the system goes to lie.and ignore exculpatory evidence, that you often have to see it to believe it. It's a mind screw to witness, but it's always refreshing to see folks who share your knowledge and opinions.

The problem is the investigation isn't conducted by scientists. Scientists collect the information, present it all into a nice document but in the end it all boils down to some cop with all his biases, agendas and inclinations just following his gut instinct and will only use all the scientific evidence if it happens to agree with their hunch.

@Lil Heinz94 I'm not sure where you live, but in the US there is not. Prosecutors are insulated from being prosecuted or punished. Same for police, but SOME things can cause repercussions of a sort (suspension, demotion) like fabricating evidence. But for manipulating and coercing confessions they are simply rewarded. It is SO f-ed up! It would be wonderful if they changed that one little detail and made them completely responsible for any behavior that results in a false conviction. Let them lie and manipulate but they'd better be absolutely certain they're right. As it is now, it's sport.

Love Bubble they should face life in prison for miscarriage of justice. Any law suits should come directly from police pension funds.

@@omgitsjoetime Not a bad idea. I don't know about a life sentence, but it feels like you're on the right track.

🤦‍♀️

Says everything that there is to be said about this case. What a travesty. Poor boys.

I was just going to comment this! I also suffer from it and that’s all I could think about the entire time.

And that’s what GOOD cops are supposed to do. These assholes needed to close the case (not always the same as solving it), and railroaded the boys so they would be the ones to get the “collar”. The real travesty is that the prosecutors bought into it further and then made it worse by suborning perjured testimony to do it. Disgusting.

That's standard police interrogation technique. They're trained to move closer and closer to ramp up the pressure.

@@cdeford this... but if they done that to me it’s at that point I’d just shut up and not talk to them until they moved back (if I was gonna talk to them at all)

@@cdeford , I'd tell him to back out of my personal space....then lawyer up!

Hes not intervewing. The military knife hands and "YOU", "WALK THROUGH THIS STEP BY STEP", the cops trying to get him to extract from his memory. Its shock extraction. "YOU BETTER START THINKING VERY CLEARLY"..."CLEAR"

But Boyd doing it doesn't make sense because the witness on the 9-11 call said two younger males in the 9-11 call didn't he??? And dude thought he was strangled with a shirt or bungee cord or something simmilar before anyone was told of the belt, a similar object. Unless dude is one of those psychics who dreams of stuff they see on the news. Ryan may be the bad one all along but never talked. Ans other guy may have a super blurred recollection of doing it

If you have a case overturned thats this bad, the prosecutor and judge should be at least forced out of their positions.

I know right! Maybe this video will help get the right people involved. Because no man should even spend one day behind bars for a crime he didn't commit. And it would take a total moron to look at this information and not see he didn't do it. Sad man😔

Should have !