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Atif Rafay and Sebastian Burns

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Tani mcintire
1 year ago

How can anyone not see these young men were scared into saying the were guilty. You look into their faces and eyes you see the pain they have for being convicted of a crime they didn't do. That pain is not because they have to spend life in prison. I know because I still have anger and pain for lieing and saying I did something I didn't do because three years sounded better than eight years. I look`ed at the situation and I told the cop what happened I didn't even know what they were talking about how could I have a warrant for something I didn't do. I looked at it and they scared me so I took the plea deal. There isn't a day that goes by that I don't think of how much I hate and am hurt by how the cops scare you and what looks like something isn't always how it happened . I have that same pain and anger because I said I did something I didn't do because I was scared. I am still upset every time I think of it and how can I prove I'm not guilty, I'm still looking for ways. These two men are not guilty. something has to be done

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Anonymous
1 year ago

Injustice.

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Renato Boncato Tuble
1 year ago

Give them a fair trial

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Jayke
1 year ago

This is an unsafe conviction

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Niki Kramer
1 year ago

I believe that judge was corrupt not looking for truth but to get another win. I mean that Mr Big shut shouldn't have been allowed

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Anonymous
1 year ago

jesus christ at least look at the other suspects.

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Nokuthula
1 year ago

Not fair

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Mahmood shah
2 years ago

Terribly upsetting

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Ana Skrnich
2 years ago

Innocent

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Silje Johansen
2 years ago

I think they are innocent

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Fae
3 years ago

Horrible this young man just had to grieve the loss of his parents from prison

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Lorilee Olmsted
3 years ago

This is appalling, these two people should never have been charged or convicted.

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Michael Huizinga
3 years ago

So many years locked up while innocent.

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Alexander Christian Ringe
4 years ago

One of the most flagrant miscarriages of justice I have ever seen. The police involved, the prosecution and that judge deserve to be locked up. Absolutely terrifying to know that this could happen to anyone.

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Carla McGinty
4 years ago

The saddest case of wrongful conviction. Please revisit all the facts with an open mind- these guys are so clearly innocent!

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AKBER KHAN
4 years ago

One word FUQRA

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Anonymous
4 years ago

Revolting!

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Heidi Seaborn
4 years ago

Release these innocent men.

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jack lagoni
4 years ago

I have followed this case for years, and. It is the most obvious wrongful conviction I have studied in my 68 years.

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ayy
4 years ago

this is seriously messed up, a true proof of the crooked judicial system