Confession does not always mean guilty. This fellow was lucky. Others have not been lucky.
After 15 years on death row, freedom
Discussion in 'News & Current Events' started by Crabtownboy, Mar 3, 2014.
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Crabtownboy Well-Known MemberSite Supporter
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After 15 years the main lesson he should have learned was that confessing to a crime has consequences too.
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I learned from this that there can be people free in society who need to be on death row because some idiot covered for them by confessing to a crime someone else committed. You can't blame the system for this one, or use it as an anti death penalty argument.
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He isn't just "lucky".
He is also stupid.
If he had been executed, he would have gotten exactly what he asked for.
Suicide by state.