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Atif Rafay and Sebastian Burns

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Lina Garmo
8 years ago

There was definitely reasonable doubt and some very bad police work

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Tyeisha McGriff
8 years ago

I truly believe that these two men were falsely accused in this case. The police wanted someone to blame just to close the case.

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Taylor Dextrase
8 years ago

Bring these boys the justice they deserve!

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Amy sloan
8 years ago

So unjust!

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Jonathan Ramroop
8 years ago

The way they were prosecuted is not a reflection of a fair criminal trial.

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Michelle Bär
8 years ago

Unschuldig. Innocent.

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Christi Jones
8 years ago

The big sting should have never been aloud and I believe all cases used to bring people to a guilty sentence using this method should be reopened. Without being able to use corrupt methods to get a confession.

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Renee Maxey
8 years ago

I am just devastated by the US law enforcement, the judge and the entire legal “process” they resulted in the conviction of these two people.

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Nathan
8 years ago

Justice has failed these two young men

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Denis Zulian
8 years ago Featured

marginalized evidence, poorly represented, wrongly accused. The justice system is so messed up… as an impressionable teenager, would I admit to a crime I had not committed under extreme circumstances (in front of a gangster that would consider my innocence statement as a lie and threat against him)? Probably I would.

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Sarah Kenneally
8 years ago

Please give them the chance for a fair trial. I have no doubt whatsoever that they are innocent. Please help them.

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Trent C Kuntscher
8 years ago

They are innocent. After reviewing the case; I loose sleep thinking about how two innocent men will spend the rest of their life's behind bars.

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Sickeningly unfair trial

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Hollie Rice
8 years ago

It is obvious that the two were scared and bullied into a false confession. They were kids that were in a difficult situation. If there is more evidence that proves there innocence then why have they been convicted as killers? It is obvious that the trial was unjust and extremely biased. They deserve an appeal.

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Lindz Waller
8 years ago

just more appauling police and justice system behavior from the states. poor boys.

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Anonymous
8 years ago

I’m disgusted at how their trial and sentencing took place. What an unfair, corrupt trial. I believe they are innocent. The lack of forensic evidence used in their case is also unbelievable, even though there was plenty proving their innocence.

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Anonymous
8 years ago

They are totally INNOCENT

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8 years ago

Enormous lack of evidence. No known motive. Coerced confession of teenagers in a vulnerable situation. Biased input from media outlets from the get go. A very unfair, biased trial. What an injustice! Innocent men convicted for a crime they absolutely did not commit while the perpetrators walk free. Law enforcement obviously couldn't be bothered doing their job properly and pin it on easy, emotionally traumatisied targets. Really hope these men are given the fair trial that they deserve.

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Christina Bowman
8 years ago Featured

Just the fact that the technique used to coerce them out of a confession is illegal in the United States should have the entire case thrown out. This is what happens when the justice system cares more about supporting the prosecution than actually prosecuting the right guy. I am convinced of their innocence.

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Ismael Omar
8 years ago

I was watching confession tapes on Netflix and was disgusted by how these guys were charged. They should be released now and given compensation