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Edited by GribbyMcGrub:
4/24/2015 6:55:02 PM
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Man Released After 36 Years Wrongful Imprisonment
First thing he does is ask for the "burger in the commercials."
Small things like this just brighten my day.
Edit: I just noticed he looks a bit like Recon.
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[quote]So that's what real meat tastes like?[/quote] Ehhhhhhhhhhhh, I don't think real is the right word, but still must be better than the shit you got served in jail. So good on you sir
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Lol this has 69 repli- aw crap.
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1 ReplyEdited by FlammNation: 4/25/2015 7:32:15 PMWhat was he sentenced for and how did they prove him innocent?
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This is why I am a bit iffy on the entire death penalty thing. There have been cases in which the person put to death was in fact innocent. Sure I'm willing to bet most are in fact guilty but I wouldn't want to be the guy in charge of pushing the button.
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3 RepliesWhat a pain in the ass
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4 RepliesFück why'd you show me that? I'm sick, hungry, sleep deprived, and now I teared up like a little bitch...
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Perhaps the #1 reason why I am opposed to capital punishment, that the innocent if wrongly convicted lose all chances of ever being set free.
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1 ReplyWhat was he wrongly imprisoned for
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4 RepliesIf you support the death penalty, you think that this guy should be dead. So screw you.
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1 ReplyThis is why I support the life sentence
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3 RepliesHe should be able to legally kill one person of his choice. He's already done the time.
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Hope he received compensation for the loss of his valuable time.
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This when you sue people
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2015-36 is 1979. He was imprisoned when my dad was two years old. That is crazy and horrible and I can't imagine how happy him and everyone else must be now.
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;( That must be such a incredible experience (In a bad way). That did make me smile. I will keep him in my prayers.
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1 Reply[quote]Small things like this just brighten my day.[/quote] It brightens your day that someone was wrongfully imprisoned for 36 years?
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36 years of his life wasted for nothing. Things like this really piss me off.
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this is exactly why im against the death penalty. under different circumstances, he'd be dead already.
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On the plus side, if he sues the state they will automatically grant him ridiculous amounts of money to drop the charges. In other words, they basically pay him to do whatever the hell he wants for the rest of his life. Honestly though, for 36 years? Its a small comfort to know he can live in comfort for the rest of his life, but still not worth it. Poor guy. Wonder how many friends and possibly family members have written him off for this.
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3 RepliesThat's sad 36 years for nothing
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That made me happy.
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Thank you for sharing (:
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3 RepliesReply for later please
