[mr_feelgood]

I'm not saying he didn't do it, I'm just saying question your answers that you're given

[Pyramid_Head]

Those poor kids. I hope he gets what's coming to him.

[MCA916]

Originally Posted by SavageGlow ↗

Here's what I found.

Finally. Been waiting on these for a long while. The sticks placement is so odd. The whole thing is just very weird. The changing of clothes etc.
RIP Abby and Libby

[mr_feelgood]

Originally Posted by MCA916 ↗

Finally. Been waiting on these for a long while. The sticks placement is so odd. The whole thing is just very weird. The changing of clothes etc.
RIP Abby and Libby

[MsHell]

I watched something about him, and basically, he was put with the hard criminals straight up, when apparently that's not where you go 1st, he was in solitary confinement for months, how they got his name, is because when cops were asking if anyone was in that area to call up, he did, gave his information but they never contacted him because they spelt his last name wrong, then years later contacted him, witnesses said he was not the guy they saw who was younger in looks, was taller and had blood all over him, several witnesses have actually said this same thing, when he was being questioned, police basically had given him every bit of information that was not out to the public,so when he did confess he knew all that info because it was drilled into him in his interrogation.
I don't know if he's innocent or not, but we all know there are a lot of innocent people in jail due to corrupt cops, lying a confession and more

[mr_feelgood]

Originally Posted by MsHell ↗

I watched something about him, and basically, he was put with the hard criminals straight up, when apparently that's not where you go 1st, he was in solitary confinement for months, how they got his name, is because when cops were asking if anyone was in that area to call up, he did, gave his information but they never contacted him because they spelt his last name wrong, then years later contacted him, witnesses said he was not the guy they saw who was younger in looks, was taller and had blood all over him, several witnesses have actually said this same thing, when he was being questioned, police basically had given him every bit of information that was not out to the public,so when he did confess he knew all that info because it was drilled into him in his interrogation.
I don't know if he's innocent or not, but we all know there are a lot of innocent people in jail due to corrupt cops, lying a confession and more

Thank you

[William May]

Originally Posted by mr_feelgood ↗

Wouldn't be the first time the cops pepper and seed information for them to use so they don't look grossly incompetent for not solving the murder

I don't think they were under pressure to solve it. They have been working the case since 2017. It took them YEARS to break the case, but they finally did. What evidence do you have to support your statements?

If they were just in a hurry, they would have grabbed him within weeks of the killing and convicted him on flimsy evidence. Instead they worked out a virtually airtight case, and he was found guilty.

There was NO lack of evidence to convict him.

[mr_feelgood]

My man, there was 2 murdered little girl. THEY WERE UNDER PRESSURE

[jennyt]

Originally Posted by MsHell ↗

I watched something about him, and basically, he was put with the hard criminals straight up, when apparently that's not where you go 1st, he was in solitary confinement for months, how they got his name, is because when cops were asking if anyone was in that area to call up, he did, gave his information but they never contacted him because they spelt his last name wrong, then years later contacted him, witnesses said he was not the guy they saw who was younger in looks, was taller and had blood all over him, several witnesses have actually said this same thing, when he was being questioned, police basically had given him every bit of information that was not out to the public,so when he did confess he knew all that info because it was drilled into him in his interrogation.
I don't know if he's innocent or not, but we all know there are a lot of innocent people in jail due to corrupt cops, lying a confession and more

Yeah I specifically remember the witnesses seeing a much younger guy.

[Phoenix_RX]

They were under pressure... i don't think he did it.