So the whole “If you are innocent, you have nothing to fear”, is an absolute lie. Innocent people have <b>more</b> to fear.

So the whole “If you are innocent, you have nothing to fear”, is an absolute lie. Innocent people have *more* to fear.

@Skywalker bro someone got imprisoned for 2yrs for nothing ofc they gonna be afraid

@Skywalker bro someone got imprisoned for 2yrs for nothing ofc they gonna be afraid

@AwakenedLemming whaaat?! Do you get compensated or anything?

@AwakenedLemming whaaat?! Do you get compensated or anything?

@Skywalker did YOU watch the video? Lol... They tried to bluff and entrap him by lying to him, then mistreated him to the point the suspect had to sue the city...

@Skywalker did YOU watch the video? Lol... They tried to bluff and entrap him by lying to him, then mistreated him to the point the suspect had to sue the city...

I have learned that it doesn't matter wether you are inocente or guilty, don't talk to the police get a lawyer

I have learned that it doesn't matter wether you are inocente or guilty, don't talk to the police get a lawyer

Look up the video "Don't talk to the police" by regent university. It's a lecture from a defense attorney and a sheriff explaining that even if you're innocent they will find a way to make you guilty.

Look up the video "Don't talk to the police" by regent university. It's a lecture from a defense attorney and a sheriff explaining that even if you're innocent they will find a way to make you guilty.

three days in prison and 46.000 dollars
 still sounds like a more than decent tradeoff to me.

three days in prison and 46.000 dollars
 still sounds like a more than decent tradeoff to me.

Not sure where the hell you got that idea. xD

Not sure where the hell you got that idea. xD

@AwakenedLemming Ok, so you're either Kaj Linna, in which case you were compensated for 18 million SEK, or you're Cameron Todd Willingham, in which case you were executed, or you're Jerry Watkins, in which case you were compensated with $475,000, or you're Crystal Weimer, who spent 11 years in prison, or you're just an internet troll. You tell me who you are.

@haha Lmfao your a joke. If you care to research it there was an article about me in the July 2006 west word.

@haha Lmfao your a joke. If you care to research it there was an article about me in the July 2006 west word.

@AwakenedLemming I'm suprised that so many people believe in your fishy story, as your tale for attention is clearly ostensible. I won't believe you unless you give corroboration, such as images of the case file with the sensitive information redacted.

@AwakenedLemming I'm suprised that so many people believe in your fishy story, as your tale for attention is clearly ostensible. I won't believe you unless you give corroboration, such as images of the case file with the sensitive information redacted.

Not really.

Innocent people still have nothing to fear, save for their own emotional outbursts making them suspects. Someone who seems emotional is gonna give a lot of red flag vibes to the police for various reasons. The guilty have this too, but they also have the fear of people finding the truth of their actions.

Better thing to say would be that “emotional people have more to fear”

Surely you can argue that the contract was made under duress?

Surely you can argue that the contract was made under duress?

ik lim late but fr because if  ur innocent ofc your gonna be scared ur being accused of somthing yk you didnt do who wouldnt be scared?

ik lim late but fr because if  ur innocent ofc your gonna be scared ur being accused of somthing yk you didnt do who wouldnt be scared?

@AwakenedLemming I‘m now driving to El Paso County, Colorado in order to go to 2004.

@AwakenedLemming I‘m now driving to El Paso County, Colorado in order to go to 2004.

@Thong La I‘m not sure what country you live in but it‘s certainly not in Europe.<br>Australia and New Zealand have their own problems and are no less protectorates than Canada.

@Thong La I‘m not sure what country you live in but it‘s certainly not in Europe.
Australia and New Zealand have their own problems and are no less protectorates than Canada.

@Thong La that’s hilarious considering the video we just watched took place in Canada lol

@Thong La that’s hilarious considering the video we just watched took place in Canada lol

Do not ever talk to the police without a lawyer present….

Do not ever talk to the police without a lawyer present….

@AwakenedLemming I know someone who went through something similar. Someone I know was seen walking through a park at night, the same park a murder just happened to take place in. The police planted fake evidence in his car, he got arrested and charged for the murder he had no idea happened, and had his entire life ruined. Dude was in jail for like, 15 years before it came out that the evidence was planted. And just like you, he wasnt allowed to leave until he signed papers saying he wouldnt sue for wrongful imprisonment. Honestly kind of fucked how they are so willing to protect themselves like that to save face, but it does the opposite it makes the courts look flawed as fuck.

Weirdly enough in my country it isn’t guilty until proven innocent, but innocent until proven guilty. Thus “if you are innocent you have nothing to fear” as there shall be no evidence.

Weirdly enough in my country it isn’t guilty until proven innocent, but innocent until proven guilty. Thus “if you are innocent you have nothing to fear” as there shall be no evidence.

Along with "you'll show me your bag if you have nothing to hide", "if you're innocent, you wouldn't avoid answering", and "note his guilty silence".

Along with "you'll show me your bag if you have nothing to hide", "if you're innocent, you wouldn't avoid answering", and "note his guilty silence".

@ShreyX was in 2004 I’ve moved on, just shared my story

@ShreyX was in 2004 I’ve moved on, just shared my story

@AwakenedLemming that's a violation of your amendments, u should sue

@AwakenedLemming that's a violation of your amendments, u should sue

@AwakenedLemming "The victim came and testified he wasn't dead but his testimony wasn't allowed in court because the victim cannot testify on the defendants behalf. "  This is some clown-world level legal system.

@AwakenedLemming "The victim came and testified he wasn't dead but his testimony wasn't allowed in court because the victim cannot testify on the defendants behalf. "  This is some clown-world level legal system.

I mean that innocent man, the one in the comments

I mean that innocent man, the one in the comments

@Sapieteuthid arent this two years from his old record of 3 years in jail?

@Sapieteuthid arent this two years from his old record of 3 years in jail?

totally! i don't mind paying for what i did, but paying for something i didn't did, i would rather die

totally! i don't mind paying for what i did, but paying for something i didn't did, i would rather die

Every single lawyer and some cops will tell you.<br>Never talk to the police. Especially if you are innocent.

Every single lawyer and some cops will tell you.
Never talk to the police. Especially if you are innocent.

@Alex it was in the west word, I never saw it as I was incarcerated at the time.

@Alex it was in the west word, I never saw it as I was incarcerated at the time.

@AwakenedLemming Hey I know I'm very late as it's been six months, but would you happen to know the name of the article or how I can find it? It sounds really interesting.

@AwakenedLemming Hey I know I'm very late as it's been six months, but would you happen to know the name of the article or how I can find it? It sounds really interesting.

@Skywalker Justin was falsely imprisoned for two years. Clearly, <b>you</b> didn't watch

@Skywalker Justin was falsely imprisoned for two years. Clearly, *you* didn't watch

@AwakenedLemming You're a strong person for hanging in there man. I hope the rest of your life will be better

@AwakenedLemming You're a strong person for hanging in there man. I hope the rest of your life will be better

@AwakenedLemming i hope you dont still regret leaving incarceration to be there for your sons early childhood. Money you can replace but time like that you cant buy.

@AwakenedLemming i hope you dont still regret leaving incarceration to be there for your sons early childhood. Money you can replace but time like that you cant buy.

@AwakenedLemming How the fuck did they prove "beyond reasonable doubt" that the "murdered" guy was dead?

@AwakenedLemming How the fuck did they prove "beyond reasonable doubt" that the "murdered" guy was dead?

@AwakenedLemming <br>A contract signed under duress is invalid.  Get an attorney who loves suing the government.

@AwakenedLemming
A contract signed under duress is invalid.  Get an attorney who loves suing the government.

@AwakenedLemming That's beyond fucked up

@AwakenedLemming That's beyond fucked up

@AwakenedLemming You signing to get out would make that contract invalid. Get that bag $$$

@AwakenedLemming You signing to get out would make that contract invalid. Get that bag $$$

@AwakenedLemming uhm what how can you be charge with murder if the guy  was not dead ? The fuck ?

@AwakenedLemming uhm what how can you be charge with murder if the guy  was not dead ? The fuck ?

@Anitquah Harlom Epstein didn’t fair well.

@Anitquah Harlom Epstein didn’t fair well.

@God's Revolver honestly this puts the fear of something in you. Horrifying.

@God's Revolver honestly this puts the fear of something in you. Horrifying.

@Amanda Hugginkiss it happens more than you think bud.

@Amanda Hugginkiss it happens more than you think bud.

Exactly, one of my family members is falsely accused of something he/she didn’t do. It’s scary especially when they didn’t do anything they’re accused of rather than when they actually did it.

Exactly, one of my family members is falsely accused of something he/she didn’t do. It’s scary especially when they didn’t do anything they’re accused of rather than when they actually did it.

Exactly. Once they realize the accused is innocent they double down out of fear they will be sued.

Exactly. Once they realize the accused is innocent they double down out of fear they will be sued.

@God's Revolver actually that don't sound too bad

If they locked ya up with a.bunch of chicks life in prison seems.like a nice life xd

@God's Revolver actually that don't sound too bad

If they locked ya up with a.bunch of chicks life in prison seems.like a nice life xd

Exactly! Anyone who says that you shouldn't care about this because "you've got nothing to hide" need to watch this video!

Exactly! Anyone who says that you shouldn't care about this because "you've got nothing to hide" need to watch this video!

@AwakenedLemming I have the court's judges IP address and phone number and the cop's too.<br>I'm DEFINETLY gonna have fun with this! 🙂🔪

@AwakenedLemming I have the court's judges IP address and phone number and the cop's too.
I'm DEFINETLY gonna have fun with this! 🙂🔪

I'd be ESPECIALLY scared knowing I'm innocent

I'd be ESPECIALLY scared knowing I'm innocent

@adam adam He signed away his right to sue for false imprisonment, no judge would see his case. The police has too much power.

@adam adam He signed away his right to sue for false imprisonment, no judge would see his case. The police has too much power.

If it's true what you say (which sounds weird you "having to sign away your rights to sue the state") I would dedicate a good portion of my next life stage into going public and revealing every little bit of that story in all media about how the state operates. You have only to gain, for you and for any other innocent person who has or might still face it. Maybe others would come forward as well. We can not have corrupt law systems.

@AwakenedLemming "1st degree murder"  "the victim came" i don't think corpses can walk

@AwakenedLemming "1st degree murder"  "the victim came" i don't think corpses can walk

@AwakenedLemming dude WTF. Sue the state.

@AwakenedLemming dude WTF. Sue the state.

DO NOT SAY A WORD UNTILL YOU GET A LAWYER!

DO NOT SAY A WORD UNTILL YOU GET A LAWYER!

@AwakenedLemming you are a strong man. What happened to you was unfair. Wish you well

@AwakenedLemming you are a strong man. What happened to you was unfair. Wish you well

If I’m innocent, I have to fear shit like THIS happening.

If I’m innocent, I have to fear shit like THIS happening.

Exactly! Your whole life is ruined especially if you don’t have money to prove your innocence or bond like you’ll lose your job plus some

Exactly! Your whole life is ruined especially if you don’t have money to prove your innocence or bond like you’ll lose your job plus some

Once you're targeted, it's fucking scary. I was once arrested during a traffic stop (that didn't result in a traffic ticket because I didn't do anything wrong) after having my car searched. I was arrested for having a larger pepper spray than that state allowed and the cop asked me SPECIFICALLY if I had any cocaine on me and I started hyperventilating. I thought FOR SURE I was about to have cocaine planted in my car, I was so scared. Cops are fucking scary when you're in their proverbial crosshairs. I kept calm because I was terrified and I'm a 100 lb. woman whose biggest fear is being beaten by a man - let alone a cop who can say I was resisting or difficult. Nothing compared to being accused of murder, but it would've been a few years in jail in that state and that was a scary couple hours. I didn't think I was getting out of there.

@AwakenedLemming I 100% guarantee that any document or contract you signed is unenforcible. Get a good lawyer and you will have a huge sum of money awarded to you. No one can kidnap you and then say “we will let you go sooner if you sign something saying you wont press charges or sue”, not the state, not the federal government, nobody.

Trust no cop. Before calling a cop, resolve issues yourself. You'll be facing time anyway.

Trust no cop. Before calling a cop, resolve issues yourself. You'll be facing time anyway.

@Violette Ramirez then I’d be waiting for my next court appearance months away and no matter what would probably have been convicted of witness tampering and assault. (I was 100% guilty of assault and destruction of property)

@Violette Ramirez then I’d be waiting for my next court appearance months away and no matter what would probably have been convicted of witness tampering and assault. (I was 100% guilty of assault and destruction of property)

@AwakenedLemming What happens if you didn't sign your rights away to sue? Do they keep you there because if so that is so fucked up wtf

@AwakenedLemming What happens if you didn't sign your rights away to sue? Do they keep you there because if so that is so fucked up wtf

@Maniacofmines there is 2 one in the westword and one in the gazette telegraph both from july 2004 idk the dates I don’t have copies as I was incarcerated

@Maniacofmines there is 2 one in the westword and one in the gazette telegraph both from july 2004 idk the dates I don’t have copies as I was incarcerated

@AwakenedLemming did you get any compensation ? wow

@AwakenedLemming did you get any compensation ? wow

@AwakenedLemming The fuck? Surely there's a news article on this. This sounds utterly unbelievable

@AwakenedLemming The fuck? Surely there's a news article on this. This sounds utterly unbelievable

Yeah you behave differently when your guilty vs guiltily

Yeah you behave differently when your guilty vs guiltily

@AwakenedLemming Ah, damn! I’m in Colorado and I know El Paso county. Like I tell my friends … Colorado doing the most 🙄 If you’re ever in the Denver area, I’ll buy you lunch! Least I can do bc they used my tax money to F you over 😊

@AwakenedLemming Ah, damn! I’m in Colorado and I know El Paso county. Like I tell my friends … Colorado doing the most 🙄 If you’re ever in the Denver area, I’ll buy you lunch! Least I can do bc they used my tax money to F you over 😊

Yes ,I used to think that then i got older and wiser

Yes ,I used to think that then i got older and wiser

@AwakenedLemming and the justice system fails once again.

@AwakenedLemming and the justice system fails once again.

That’s why you should always get a lawyer even if you are innocent

That’s why you should always get a lawyer even if you are innocent

If you are rich, wealthy, and Jewish you have nothing to fear.

If you are rich, wealthy, and Jewish you have nothing to fear.

@Mister No Nonsense
i just hit "show more" to browse over 260 comments. I felt the scroller lagging more and more as I did it just to get to ur original comment again xD
Ye they sure have an important job, they really shouldn't be doing any mistakes with that.

@Mister No Nonsense
i just hit "show more" to browse over 260 comments. I felt the scroller lagging more and more as I did it just to get to ur original comment again xD
Ye they sure have an important job, they really shouldn't be doing any mistakes with that.

Totally and these videos are only examples of all the reasons for the problems in our world and how unsafe it is.

Totally and these videos are only examples of all the reasons for the problems in our world and how unsafe it is.

@AwakenedLemming Going to have to press "X" to doubt on that one.

@AwakenedLemming Going to have to press "X" to doubt on that one.

@No imagine. Going through that and someone says cap

@No imagine. Going through that and someone says cap

@AwakenedLemming what. The. Fuck.    I hope you're all good.  That's a travesty and horrendous.  I wish you could say you signed under duress(having to stay in jail is absolutely fear inducing) because someone absolutely should be held accountable for stealing 6 months of your life, giving you PTSD, and damaging your future and life because of the accusation alone.<br>Fucking terrible.

@AwakenedLemming what. The. Fuck.    I hope you're all good.  That's a travesty and horrendous.  I wish you could say you signed under duress(having to stay in jail is absolutely fear inducing) because someone absolutely should be held accountable for stealing 6 months of your life, giving you PTSD, and damaging your future and life because of the accusation alone.
Fucking terrible.

Today it's GUILTY until proven innocent in our society.  Even being accused will destroy someone's life.<br>Innocence is in the eye of the beholder.  Regardless of your guilt, you absolutely need to fear being charged with anything.

Today it's GUILTY until proven innocent in our society.  Even being accused will destroy someone's life.
Innocence is in the eye of the beholder.  Regardless of your guilt, you absolutely need to fear being charged with anything.

@Thong La  at least be a good non obvious troll bro

@Thong La  at least be a good non obvious troll bro

Whether you’re innocent or guilty, shut up and get a lawyer.

Whether you’re innocent or guilty, shut up and get a lawyer.

@Mister No Nonsense <br>lol I really wonder what I wrote and how long ago. There's no way to find out unless I sift through 254 comments xD

@Mister No Nonsense
lol I really wonder what I wrote and how long ago. There's no way to find out unless I sift through 254 comments xD

Skywalker did you not watch the video lmao? The police are corrupt and don’t actually give a fuck they just want an arrest. That why you should ALWAYS ask for a lawyer when your being questioned.

Skywalker did you not watch the video lmao? The police are corrupt and don’t actually give a fuck they just want an arrest. That why you should ALWAYS ask for a lawyer when your being questioned.

If your innocent sure getting convicted and losing your rights by the state is scary, but otherwise would an innocent person try to run, escape, or actually be honest and confident?

If your innocent sure getting convicted and losing your rights by the state is scary, but otherwise would an innocent person try to run, escape, or actually be honest and confident?

@Misti D deadass what kind “justice” system exists today?

@Misti D deadass what kind “justice” system exists today?

@AwakenedLemming Can a family still sue them? I'm sure they didn't sign away their rights.

@AwakenedLemming Can a family still sue them? I'm sure they didn't sign away their rights.

@AwakenedLemming that's crazy and sad man... More power to you. May that never happen to anybody again.

@AwakenedLemming that's crazy and sad man... More power to you. May that never happen to anybody again.

Shit I'd serve 3 days for that much money I would laugh and ve happy I'm getting a good pay check at the end of the day id probably tell the cop thats amazing how much do I get per day I'm wrongly imprisoned? Because damn I'd stay there for just enough days to pay off a house.

@AwakenedLemming  "Merica!"....fucked up piece of shit system , I hope to live long enough to see the police defunded and the system completely reformed, America's youth need to realize their power and come together to change the country and the world!

@AwakenedLemming  "Merica!"....fucked up piece of shit system , I hope to live long enough to see the police defunded and the system completely reformed, America's youth need to realize their power and come together to change the country and the world!

@AwakenedLemming I am so sorry that happened to you.

@AwakenedLemming I am so sorry that happened to you.

@AwakenedLemming I read your later comment and see why you signed it. I would’ve signed it too. Much love man.

@AwakenedLemming I read your later comment and see why you signed it. I would’ve signed it too. Much love man.

@AwakenedLemming you should not have signed that shit my dude.

@AwakenedLemming you should not have signed that shit my dude.

@AwakenedLemming wait ypu had to...no fuck that you better havent gotten some compensation

@AwakenedLemming wait ypu had to...no fuck that you better havent gotten some compensation

Someone talks about being wrongfully convicted and people immediately ask ‘which state’ lmao as if other countries dont exist

Someone talks about being wrongfully convicted and people immediately ask ‘which state’ lmao as if other countries dont exist

True...I just spend $70. 000 defending myself (even had witness and phone record) of braking restraining order against my ex-daughter in law

True...I just spend $70. 000 defending myself (even had witness and phone record) of braking restraining order against my ex-daughter in law

@Misti D He was accused of murder but attempted murder is basically the same thing

@Misti D He was accused of murder but attempted murder is basically the same thing

Our justice system is damaged and needs an intellectual overhaul

Our justice system is damaged and needs an intellectual overhaul

@Skywalker what? Did you even watch the video and listen to what he talked about? One of the guys got sent to prison for 2 YEARS even though he was innocent, it took that long before he was given the chance to prove that he didn't do it. I don't think you really understand what the video was about

@Skywalker what? Did you even watch the video and listen to what he talked about? One of the guys got sent to prison for _2_ _YEARS_ even though he was innocent, it took that long before he was given the chance to prove that he didn't do it. I don't think you really understand what the video was about

@AwakenedLemming wtf ? That's so horrendous I can't imagine how you've dealt with this , that's total b.s. that you aren't allowed to sue.

@AwakenedLemming wtf ? That's so horrendous I can't imagine how you've dealt with this , that's total b.s. that you aren't allowed to sue.

@AwakenedLemming I hope you have been well compensated for that. That's such bullshit.

@AwakenedLemming I hope you have been well compensated for that. That's such bullshit.

@AwakenedLemming you can still sue. Signing something under the impression that if you don't sing. You will rot in prison forever. Is not a valid signature. I would have signed it. Man I can't imagine murder charges when I just got burglary. I didn't do the burglary. Lost half my life now live in exile. All for finding a ring. And pawning it. But yours beats mime. I bet you thought it was a wrap. Did you hold hope you would get out? Sorry you had to go through that shit man.

@AwakenedLemming wow I thought I had it bad.

@AwakenedLemming wow I thought I had it bad.

More? No.. tf
That's dumb asf.
In general innocent people don't get arrested, they don't have to fast more.

More? No.. tf
That's dumb asf.
In general innocent people don't get arrested, they don't have to fast more.

My guidance is shut the hell up and call your lawyer. Guilty or innocent, talking is a fool's game.

My guidance is shut the hell up and call your lawyer. Guilty or innocent, talking is a fool's game.

@Extraordinary ActSofGlasS Well if you count all the people in for Marijuana, then their are a ton of innocent people in jail frankly.

And you uh have to remember our justice system works off tons of plea deals and admitting to shit to get lighter sentences regardless of if you did it.

@AwakenedLemming are you talking about the case involving Parish Raymond Carter?

@AwakenedLemming are you talking about the case involving Parish Raymond Carter?

You’re absolutely right. Most won’t be able to comprehend that

You’re absolutely right. Most won’t be able to comprehend that

@Brendan Schoen it's fine if you don't believe. Why such a problem with a spelling error?  Could you not understand the argument? Is there a reason why you want to believe?

@Brendan Schoen it's fine if you don't believe. Why such a problem with a spelling error?  Could you not understand the argument? Is there a reason why you want to believe?

@adam adam No, because I want to believe you but it's difficult when you don't use spell check.

@adam adam No, because I want to believe you but it's difficult when you don't use spell check.

@Thong La In most of the outside world, you are guilty until proven innocent.

@Thong La In most of the outside world, you are guilty until proven innocent.

@Brendan Schoen why bother commenting?  Compensating for something.

@Brendan Schoen why bother commenting?  Compensating for something.

@adam adam Hmm, I want to believe you but it's difficult when you don't use spell check 😶

@adam adam Hmm, I want to believe you but it's difficult when you don't use spell check 😶

@AwakenedLemming dude that was not first degree murder, that would be ATTEMPTED murder. The prosecutors must have been out of their mind, or they wanted the maximum sentence for you. I'm sorry that happened to you man, that should happen to no one.

@AwakenedLemming dude that was not first degree murder, that would be ATTEMPTED murder. The prosecutors must have been out of their mind, or they wanted the maximum sentence for you. I'm sorry that happened to you man, that should happen to no one.

@Killjoy Kahuna how are you SO sure its fake.

@Killjoy Kahuna how are you SO sure its fake.

@AwakenedLemming bro stop trolling these dudes...I did actually go down the Bernard Gilligan rabbit-hole, you should buy that guy some prison rations or something....

@AwakenedLemming bro stop trolling these dudes...I did actually go down the Bernard Gilligan rabbit-hole, you should buy that guy some prison rations or something....

I wouldn't say MORE, rather just as much.

I wouldn't say MORE, rather just as much.

@AwakenedLemming
Charged with murder

Supposed victim of murder: "Uh, guys?  I'm still alive, you know."

Court: "Shhhhh.  You're dead now"

@AwakenedLemming
*Charged with murder*

Supposed victim of murder: "Uh, guys?  I'm still alive, you know."

Court: "Shhhhh.  You're dead now"

@AwakenedLemming well, uhh, that sucks, sorry that happened

@AwakenedLemming well, uhh, that sucks, sorry that happened

@Crethan21 nope his name was Chad Throw and it was witness intimidation to ask him to come to court after his written statement to my lawyer was dismissed because victims can’t testify in the defendants behalf. There was an article about the case in the westword in July of 06

@AwakenedLemming bro were you charged with killing joseph joestar or something?

you know, because he went to his funeral to say he wasnt dead

@AwakenedLemming bro were you charged with killing joseph joestar or something?

you know, because he went to his funeral to say he wasnt dead

@AwakenedLemming that has got to be the dumbest rule i have ever heard

@AwakenedLemming that has got to be the dumbest rule i have ever heard

i almost got in trouble in year 2 cause of this logic, i started crying and then the teacher was like "if ur not guilty why are u crying"

i almost got in trouble in year 2 cause of this logic, i started crying and then the teacher was like "if ur not guilty why are u crying"

@Skywalker I mean he's sorta right. Just because you're
innocent doesn't mean you can't fear or be nervous. Hell, even the bald guy said "I'm freaking out a little" before he was taken to his holding.

@Skywalker I mean he's sorta right. Just because you're
innocent doesn't mean you can't fear or be nervous. Hell, even the bald guy said "I'm freaking out a little" before he was taken to his holding.

temporary restraining orders are a form of guilty before proven innocent. all one has to do is allege domestic abuse which doesn't even mean physical abuse mind you, and your children will be taken away from you as well as property with custody being granted to the other party. very sad and probably the main reason for fatherless homes.

@Awakenedlemming <br>Omg bro that’s horrible, uggghhhhh that makes my blood boil!

@Awakenedlemming
Omg bro that’s horrible, uggghhhhh that makes my blood boil!

No shit! If you did it, you did it.<br>But if you didn't, they'll fucking torture you to MAKE you do it, and then record your "confession"!

No shit! If you did it, you did it.
But if you didn't, they'll fucking torture you to MAKE you do it, and then record your "confession"!

@Skywalker <br>The video clearly supports this conclusion.

@Skywalker
The video clearly supports this conclusion.

@AwakenedLemming why did they make you sue away rights

@AwakenedLemming why did they make you sue away rights

@Amanda Hugginkiss I think he was in a state of complete confusion bordering on delusional

@Amanda Hugginkiss I think he was in a state of complete confusion bordering on delusional

@Sam Fisher I believe it's the same everywhere because it's not the federal, state, or local government doing this but that portion of the "deep state" that exists in the private sector. We used to call it the shadow government.

@Sam Fisher I believe it's the same everywhere because it's not the federal, state, or local government doing this but that portion of the "deep state" that exists in the private sector. We used to call it the shadow government.

@Sam Fisher "internet articles are there the one day the next they're gone." That's not New York State that's everywhere. I live in Louisiana run by Republicans and I've had the same thing happen to me

@Sam Fisher "internet articles are there the one day the next they're gone." That's not New York State that's everywhere. I live in Louisiana run by Republicans and I've had the same thing happen to me

@AwakenedLemming how is the person alleged to have been murdered not even allowed to testify in court that he was never murdered in the first place??? That is so cracked! And fucked.

@AwakenedLemming how is the person alleged to have been murdered not even allowed to testify in court that he was never murdered in the first place??? That is so cracked! And fucked.

If you are innocent you can still fear bicose they can put it on you if you don't have a airtight alibi 😎

If you are innocent you can still fear bicose they can put it on you if you don't have a airtight alibi 😎

The first rule of talking to the cops:  dont doesn't matter if you are innocent or guilty. Cops are not your friend and they will pretend to be it is their job to get someone, anyone arrested for whatever crime.

The first rule of talking to the cops:  dont doesn't matter if you are innocent or guilty. Cops are not your friend and they will pretend to be it is their job to get someone, anyone arrested for whatever crime.

Not me, I'd love to spend 3.5 days detained for 46 grand afterwards.

Not me, I'd love to spend 3.5 days detained for 46 grand afterwards.

People have their lives ruined and ended over false convictions. People are falsely accused of rape that spend years in prison before being found innocent. People are found guilty of murder and executed, only to be found innocent years or even decades later.

People have their lives ruined and ended over false convictions. People are falsely accused of rape that spend years in prison before being found innocent. People are found guilty of murder and executed, only to be found innocent years or even decades later.

@AwakenedLemming you should have stayed  in there and gotten a lawyer and the "victim" and sued the shit out of them from in the prison.

@AwakenedLemming you should have stayed  in there and gotten a lawyer and the "victim" and sued the shit out of them from in the prison.

If they ever read your rights to you. ASK FOR A LAWYER

If they ever read your rights to you. ASK FOR A LAWYER

@AwakenedLemming You can still sue. They can't make you sign away your constitutional rights. You can actually sue for that too, and it should be an open and shut case. You could get a lot of money from those bastards. If I were you, I'd start my lawsuit right this second. Wrongful imprisonment, and breaching your constitutional rights. Lot's of money. Think of how much bullshit you could get out of from that --no more fear of debt, a better job (since employers discriminate against the poor), a decent house, a decent car, financial security, a good savings/growth plan, invest in stocks, invest in your children's futures, and so on. And you'd be sticking it to those bastards who wrongfully and knowingly put you away while they were well aware the "victim" was literally alive.

@Thong La  Did you really just say "My country isn't run by corrupt pigs so I trust my police service" but in nicer words?
Like... Mimi Pham is right, you are a bad troll.

Like, cops are humans, different humans act differently, thereby resulting in bad cops, all across the globe. (just as likely to have a good cop though!, and it's even better when the country isn't a dogmatic dictatorship that demands you to obey or else!)

@Extraordinary ActSofGlasS one innocent person sitting in jail is already an overwhelming number.

@Extraordinary ActSofGlasS one innocent person sitting in jail is already an overwhelming number.

@Skywalker That only would work in a vacuum. In reality there's massive amount of innocent people jailed. Incompetent, biased or straight up corrupt officers, prosecutors or judges have no care for what was mentioned in this video.

@Skywalker That only would work in a vacuum. In reality there's massive amount of innocent people jailed. Incompetent, biased or straight up corrupt officers, prosecutors or judges have no care for what was mentioned in this video.

@AwakenedLemming lol yeah right bro. Just because the victim isn’t dead doesn’t mean you didn’t kill him. Do we look like fools yo you?

@AwakenedLemming lol yeah right bro. Just because the victim isn’t dead doesn’t mean you didn’t kill him. Do we look like fools yo you?

The police will try to frame innocent people. They do it all the time.

The police will try to frame innocent people. They do it all the time.

@Skywalker he is saying the video is wrong

@Skywalker he is saying the video is wrong

Birgitta Birgersdatter
<br>I agree Birgitta, the guilty, although they don't want to be convicted and go to prison, have the knowledge that they are deserving of their fate, the innocent know they don't deserve a conviction because they aren't guilty.

Birgitta Birgersdatter
I agree Birgitta, the guilty, although they don't want to be convicted and go to prison, have the knowledge that they are deserving of their fate, the innocent know they don't deserve a conviction because they aren't guilty.

That quote usually refers to searching of someone's property or something similar to that

That quote usually refers to searching of someone's property or something similar to that

Yep. Never speak to the police without a lawyer, there is no way it can help you.

Yep. Never speak to the police without a lawyer, there is no way it can help you.

Plea deals exist in part to be able to push people who aren’t guilty to admit guilt to reduce a sentence just so that the police can say they “solved” a cases

Plea deals exist in part to be able to push people who aren’t guilty to admit guilt to reduce a sentence just so that the police can say they “solved” a cases

Duh? That’s the criminal justice system is you aren’t rich (typically white).

Duh? That’s the criminal justice system is you aren’t rich (typically white).

Tell me about it. Living at my uni dorm with no computer, to be arrested at 6Am by Interpol agents accusing me of hacking into the government for the past 3 years. No computer. A fucking law student. Yeah, innocent people have too much to fear. Cops who aren't familiar with computing are dangerous.

@Ily Ska Switzerland is also a small and puny country 😄 🇨🇭

@Ily Ska Switzerland is also a small and puny country 😄 🇨🇭

Micheal deserved to be treated better by the investigator (either guilty or innocent). The investigator repeated multiple times that he was trying to be nice to Micheal when he actually wasn’t and you can tell by the tone of the investigators voice when he said that sentence.

I’m so glad the investigator got demoted, he is such a d*ckhead.

@Thong La Your country is one out of hundreds. So a small puny representation of Justice in relation to the whole globe.

@Thong La Your country is one out of hundreds. So a small puny representation of Justice in relation to the whole globe.

Yep cuz they want someone and if they know they’ll never be able to find them then they’ll blame it on the first person they get

Yep cuz they want someone and if they know they’ll never be able to find them then they’ll blame it on the first person they get

Investigators: we aren't gonna talk about whether you did it because it'll be back and forth<br>Also Investigators: why did you do it?

Investigators: we aren't gonna talk about whether you did it because it'll be back and forth
Also Investigators: why did you do it?

@Your Inner Lawyer So you're telling me you think they would've let a guilty person go in that situation?<br>Or why would a guilty person have less to fear?

@Your Inner Lawyer So you're telling me you think they would've let a guilty person go in that situation?
Or why would a guilty person have less to fear?

@AwakenedLemming what promoted you to sign your rights away? Just to be released? I believe it's obvious they can't hold you forever when the dead victim is alive, so you did to prevent some time in jail?

@AwakenedLemming what promoted you to sign your rights away? Just to be released? I believe it's obvious they can't hold you forever when the dead victim is alive, so you did to prevent some time in jail?

@Skywalker did YOU? Just because body language and even EVIDENCE of their innocent doesn't mean they don't sit and rot in jail before they even get their day in their court. And even when innocent people do get their did get their day in court they can very easily go to prison. The guy who just got off a bus and body language screamed innocent still went to jail.

I tell people this all the time! This is why you don’t talk to the police without a lawyer! Ever. Even if you’re innocent.

I tell people this all the time! This is why you don’t talk to the police without a lawyer! Ever. Even if you’re innocent.

@Skywalker You should ask yourself this question

@Skywalker You should ask yourself this question

@AwakenedLemming <br>Dude you should totally submit your story to this YouTuber.

@AwakenedLemming
Dude you should totally submit your story to this YouTuber.

@AwakenedLemming That's some effed up Minority Report malfunction right there! Wow!

@AwakenedLemming That's some effed up Minority Report malfunction right there! Wow!

Indeed. There is only one thing you can say to get you out of such a mess IF you are ever apprehended wrongfully: "I want my lawyer." This is the ONLY answer you should give to ANYTHING they say.

Indeed. There is only one thing you can say to get you out of such a mess IF you are ever apprehended wrongfully: "I want my lawyer." This is the ONLY answer you should give to ANYTHING they say.

@AwakenedLemming thats f*cked, what if you didn't

@AwakenedLemming thats f*cked, what if you didn't

Definitely not “more”. You’re watching one interrogation video...let’s not impugn the entire system and every actor on that basis.

Definitely not “more”. You’re watching one interrogation video...let’s not impugn the entire system and every actor on that basis.

that's what Sydney Powell's been trying to tell everyone since 2014 that the system is broke always have an attorney  on hold called I think a blind retainer normally 100 to 400 dollar never ever talk to the police without on even if ur trying to help

that's what Sydney Powell's been trying to tell everyone since 2014 that the system is broke always have an attorney  on hold called I think a blind retainer normally 100 to 400 dollar never ever talk to the police without on even if ur trying to help

Yeah you know the system is not right when your freedom can be determined by whether or not the investigating detective is in a good mood or not.

Yeah you know the system is not right when your freedom can be determined by whether or not the investigating detective is in a good mood or not.

@Sky NightZ So you think a guilty person would have had less to fear? Do you think they would've let a guilty person go after 3 days, suspend the officers AND give him some money?

@Sky NightZ So you think a guilty person would have had less to fear? Do you think they would've let a guilty person go after 3 days, suspend the officers AND give him some money?

@Skywalker Did you? The person WAS INNOCENT and he was locked up for 3 days, then the officers involved in his arrest and initial investigation were suspended. Again, he was innocent and had MORE to fear because he was unable to prove his innocence as an innocent. A guilty person doesn't have that on their mind, they want to trick the investigator but they know they are more than likely going down if already in that chair.

And you guys still think that us is the best country to live?

And you guys still think that us is the best country to live?

Like religion, they rely and benefit through fear even if there are alternatives.

Like religion, they rely and benefit through fear even if there are alternatives.

@AwakenedLemming imma need a “I was blatantly falsely imprisoned in the country I live and in and I still live here ask me anything”

@AwakenedLemming imma need a “I was blatantly falsely imprisoned in the country I live and in and I still live here ask me anything”

Law enforcement has been known to target to people also,  to make their job quicker.<br>I've got social anxiety and If i was accused I'd react strongly and challenge their perception. Microexpressions cannot be used as evidence in court due to the various reactions out there and again perception.

Law enforcement has been known to target to people also,  to make their job quicker.
I've got social anxiety and If i was accused I'd react strongly and challenge their perception. Microexpressions cannot be used as evidence in court due to the various reactions out there and again perception.

the police have the right to lie to you while questioning, and oh boy will they be glad to exert that right

the police have the right to lie to you while questioning, and oh boy will they be glad to exert that right

Thinking about the people who were innocentt and given the death penalty only for them to realize later they executed an innocent person.

Thinking about the people who were innocentt and given the death penalty only for them to realize later they executed an innocent person.

@Cameron Grant  yea I chose it because I originally saw it in connection with Metallica and only later learned about it's true meaning ... I still associate it mainly with Metallica tho ^^

@Cameron Grant  yea I chose it because I originally saw it in connection with Metallica and only later learned about it's true meaning ... I still associate it mainly with Metallica tho ^^

there have been wrongfull inprisonments for decades in the US. There are people who have sat in prison for decades or where wrongfully sentenced even to death... so yea

there have been wrongfull inprisonments for decades in the US. There are people who have sat in prison for decades or where wrongfully sentenced even to death... so yea

@Cameron Grant Defense attorneys are usually the good ones, tehy hate prosecutors too bc they dont get paid shit.

@Cameron Grant Defense attorneys are usually the good ones, tehy hate prosecutors too bc they dont get paid shit.

@Killjoy Kahunaapparently not everyone is as starved for attention as you are.

@Killjoy Kahunaapparently not everyone is as starved for attention as you are.

@Thong La you're absolutely right because no innocent person has ever gone to jail wrongfully convicted

@Thong La you're absolutely right because no innocent person has ever gone to jail wrongfully convicted

@Thong La why would anyone trust that system? im terrified of having anything terrible happen to me as a girl because i know i wont get justice because the system is corrupt and always has been

@Thong La why would anyone trust that system? im terrified of having anything terrible happen to me as a girl because i know i wont get justice because the system is corrupt and always has been

Dispatch: "the man was a small and white." The detective" ok so a 6ft3 black man"

Dispatch: "the man was a small and white." The detective" ok so a 6ft3 black man"

@Sam Fisher what the hell does have to do with anything?  Lol.  Do you even remember what this article is about?  Lol

@Sam Fisher what the hell does have to do with anything?  Lol.  Do you even remember what this article is about?  Lol

@Sam Fisher some of you guys live in such a tiny bubble of a world I feel sorry for you

@Sam Fisher some of you guys live in such a tiny bubble of a world I feel sorry for you

@Sam Fisher then show me numbers and not some CNN articles.  Because yes it is in the number show it. Most people that commit crimes are the people that committed those crimes hi. I think you need to look at National averages and how many people are in jail now. Regardless of what you think it is still rare

"Hey, guys, you can release him I'm not really dead"

"No. Dead men tell no tales."  -  The court

"Hey, guys, you can release him I'm not really dead"

"No. Dead men tell no tales."  -  The court

@Skywalker police twist words. Any lawyer worth their salt will say, "never, ever, speak to the police even if you are innocent." They're not talking to you to see if you're the right guy, they're seeing what statement they can get to arrest you and put you in jail. The law is, anything you say will be used AGIANST you, not for you. If you are innocent DON'T talk to the police, if they make a arrest, everything you said is now going to be used against you. there's an awesome lecture on YouTube about it actually: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d-7o9xYp7eE

Really recommend it.

@AwakenedLemming what??? They force you to sign the no sue document after they've done all illegal things?????

@AwakenedLemming what??? They force you to sign the no sue document after they've done all illegal things?????

@Skywalker maybe she is talking about the fact that Justin guy spent two years inside for the break in and assault he didnt commit

@Skywalker maybe she is talking about the fact that Justin guy spent two years inside for the break in and assault he didnt commit

@Thong La thats the thing, you shouldnt trust the justice system. its shit, its rigged as fuck. listen to any defense attorney talk about difference of outcomes.

@Thong La thats the thing, you shouldnt trust the justice system. its shit, its rigged as fuck. listen to any defense attorney talk about difference of outcomes.

Um, there's not an overwhelming number of innocent people sitting in jail. Per capa it's actually extremely rare

Um, there's not an overwhelming number of innocent people sitting in jail. Per capa it's actually extremely rare

@Stinky Cheese there was a crime story of a man convicted of murder based on the testimony of a child eyewitness.  When the DNA evidence exonerated the convicted man, the prosecutor tried to throw away the DNA evidence arguing the DNA was not used in convicting and should not be used in exonerating.  I guess the system works as long as you are not the one behind bars.

I can't find the reference to the case I mentioned, but I did find link to the evidence pointing to the prosecutors resisting DNA evidence even if it contradicts their assumption of guilt for the accused.

https://supreme.findlaw.com/legal-commentary/prosecutorial-resistance-to-exculpatory-dna-evidence.html

I think the way this works, is that if you are middle class, have a mortgage, then you are very vulnerable.  But if you are a minority with a rap sheet, the investigators and prosecutors will work to help you stay off prison.

I think the way this works, is that if you are middle class, have a mortgage, then you are very vulnerable.  But if you are a minority with a rap sheet, the investigators and prosecutors will work to help you stay off prison.

yes the world is waking up to the fact that police are not your friends

yes the world is waking up to the fact that police are not your friends

@Tyronious Blaximus what makes you say this?

@Tyronious Blaximus what makes you say this?

"If you have nothing to hide, you have nothing to fear": A quote made by and used by Nazi leader and The propaganda minister Joseph Goebbels. This horrendous quote is still said to this day in our society.

"If you have nothing to hide, you have nothing to fear": A quote made by and used by Nazi leader and The propaganda minister Joseph Goebbels. This horrendous quote is still said to this day in our society.

@Thong La Lots of innocent folks sitting in jail had that idea....

@Thong La Lots of innocent folks sitting in jail had that idea....

@AwakenedLemming

"..only after I signed away my rights to sue the state for wrongful imprisonment.."

Tells you just how corrupt the system is now.....

@AwakenedLemming

"..only after I signed away my rights to sue the state for wrongful imprisonment.."

Tells you just how corrupt the system is now.....

@Thong La completely false. Sometimes the police want to the case to be over quick and smart. So they interrogate you long enough to break your will and force you to confess under duress. Its illegal of course, but it happens.

@Thong La completely false. Sometimes the police want to the case to be over quick and smart. So they interrogate you long enough to break your will and force you to confess under duress. Its illegal of course, but it happens.

@Thong La how delusional do you have to be to believe that?

@Thong La how delusional do you have to be to believe that?

Not necessarily more. Look into common law, this is how to truly defend yourself

Not necessarily more. Look into common law, this is how to truly defend yourself

@AwakenedLemming Very sad the government forces you to decide between justice and your children, what a fucked up place to live.

@AwakenedLemming Very sad the government forces you to decide between justice and your children, what a fucked up place to live.

@andrefaaa Yeah you should never talk to the police. It is illegal for them to hold you for no reason and to search your things without a warrant. If you say "ok sure" then they can do what they want. I simply say "no its a waste of time for you and me" and go about my day.

@AwakenedLemming I’m not an expert in law by any means, but here’s what I see with your situation. The agreement you signed should be invalid because you were under duress. You feared that you wouldn’t be released from prison (a dangerous place) if you didn’t sign the agreement. Similar to entering the agreement with a gun to your head.

It's funny you say that, I've failed 3 polygraphs all for different reasons. Finally got on with a department visa voice stress analysis. A friend of mine said I was <b>TO</b> honest during the polygraph

It's funny you say that, I've failed 3 polygraphs all for different reasons. Finally got on with a department visa voice stress analysis. A friend of mine said I was *TO* honest during the polygraph

@Geegee Poo I hope so too and if not... Oh boy...

@Geegee Poo I hope so too and if not... Oh boy...

Yes. Watch a video called "Don't talk to the Police" and you'll understand why that's the case even (especially) if you are innocent.

Yes. Watch a video called "Don't talk to the Police" and you'll understand why that's the case even (especially) if you are innocent.

@Dvn yeah he must live in an oppressive country. in the US you literally have to "produce the body", habeas corpus.

@Dvn yeah he must live in an oppressive country. in the US you literally have to "produce the body", habeas corpus.

@AwakenedLemming you were under duress.  Your signing away of your rights is therefore null and void.  Get a good Lawyer.

@AwakenedLemming you were under duress.  Your signing away of your rights is therefore null and void.  Get a good Lawyer.

@AwakenedLemming Why would you ever do that with a supposed victim that's not dead?

@AwakenedLemming Why would you ever do that with a supposed victim that's not dead?

@AwakenedLemming actually you could still sue.

@AwakenedLemming actually you could still sue.

what? both eventually were let go. one guy two years but thats still not as bad as if he was guilty. how is that more to fear? i agree 'nothing to fear' is BS tho

what? both eventually were let go. one guy two years but thats still not as bad as if he was guilty. how is that more to fear? i agree 'nothing to fear' is BS tho

@Skywalker The "narrative" is using psychology to claim that if someone is guilty they must (usually) be guilty based on the cop's "experience." Thats not true at all, you never know how somebody will react. You always consider why they might react one way or the other.

@mommy milkers I'm doing great, that was 16 years ago.  Thank you though,  bless you and stay safe.

@mommy milkers I'm doing great, that was 16 years ago.  Thank you though,  bless you and stay safe.

@Thong La Who in their right minds would trust a justice system?

@Thong La Who in their right minds would trust a justice system?

@AwakenedLemming that is terrible- I hope you are doing well

@AwakenedLemming that is terrible- I hope you are doing well

Yes, but someone who is confident in their justice system will be more bold and relaxed.  Obviously when truth is distorted and people go to jail from mere accusations, you're going to be a nervous wreck.

Yes, but someone who is confident in their justice system will be more bold and relaxed.  Obviously when truth is distorted and people go to jail from mere accusations, you're going to be a nervous wreck.

Skywalker Yes, sunshine, I did watch the video and the man who was innocent and spent <b>two years</b> in jail kind of proved my point, don’t you think.

Skywalker Yes, sunshine, I did watch the video and the man who was innocent and spent *two years* in jail kind of proved my point, don’t you think.

@Kasey The Jury system still blows my mind, how is that not abolished already?

@Kasey The Jury system still blows my mind, how is that not abolished already?

@AwakenedLemming Wow, i completely understand, actually more than the money i think i'd do it to clear my name, if someone asked me if i've been in jail i would like to be able to say "yes, but i sued them for the injustice" i 100% agree though that you did the right choice by being in your sons bday, who knows how much longer it would have taken

@Thong La Your innocence is endearing. The justice system is set up on averages and with the assumption that every victim is correct, that eye witnesses do not make errors, and that police is always right. Juries are always bias (we are all bias), the more violent the crime, the more empathetic the prosecutor's position is. People want to feel safe and they would rather believe they had the right person, even when they are not sure of guilty, then that they released a potential criminal. The system may not be completely broken but relies heavy on the infallibility of its citizens (law enforcement officers included).

@Thong La yeah, I dont live in the USA. You can say something so laughably false, but its just you being beyond naive. Please do us the courtesy of telling us this magical country with no corruption racism or greed?

@Thong La yeah, I dont live in the USA. You can say something so laughably false, but its just you being beyond naive. Please do us the courtesy of telling us this magical country with no corruption racism or greed?

@Stinky Cheese Happened in El Paso county Colorado in 2004. They dropped the relevant charges as well (assault and destruction of property) like I stated I wasn't completely innocent,  just grossly overcharged.

@Stinky Cheese Happened in El Paso county Colorado in 2004. They dropped the relevant charges as well (assault and destruction of property) like I stated I wasn't completely innocent,  just grossly overcharged.

Thong La how can you just trust something that can barely trust it’s self?

Thong La how can you just trust something that can barely trust it’s self?

Investigators is one of those professions. They're prbly not highly paid to do a better job.

Investigators is one of those professions. They're prbly not highly paid to do a better job.

@ok_Regan Music he wanted me to stay incarcerated and sue, but I was offered my freedom days before my sons 2nd birthday and I didn't want to stay incarcerated for money,  looking back I should have but at the time I just wanted my freedom and to be with my family.

@ok_Regan Music he wanted me to stay incarcerated and sue, but I was offered my freedom days before my sons 2nd birthday and I didn't want to stay incarcerated for money,  looking back I should have but at the time I just wanted my freedom and to be with my family.

@Mystery Meat Soup I was involved in a bar brawl that got way out of hand.  How it went from assault at the worst to murder is beyond me, I was already in police custody when they read me the charges. When my friends heard what I was charged with they freaked out knowing the group we'd gotten into a fight with(stupid drunk fight with semi friends/acquaintances we'd known for years they just picked the wrong night to talk shit we'd just buried a friend) and knowing nobody was seriously hurt much less dead they reached out to them.  Of course nobody wanted to come forward as being involved in the brawl because there was damage to vehicles and the bar itself. Eventually when he was shown the charges he went to the police station and gave his account of that night.  The district attorney actually tried charging me with witness intimidation after learning my friends contacted the victim on my behalf. This happened in 2004 in Colorado,  there was an article written in the Gazette (local paper) about my plight that basically saved me from a prison sentence.  I wasn't an innocent victim but it was very far from reality.

@H I was in a male/female prison and I worked with some of the females doing laundry. One of them was doing life on a murder charge, and her victim was not dead. Her victim was STILL ALIVE and this like, 22 year old girl was going life.

@H I was in a male/female prison and I worked with some of the females doing laundry. One of them was doing life on a murder charge, and her victim was not dead. Her victim was STILL ALIVE and this like, 22 year old girl was going life.

@AwakenedLemming There's something screwy with your account.  You were "released with no charges filed" yet you already stated you were charged with 1st degree murder.  Further once it was determined that the supposed victim was alive, the charges would be dropped and there would be no reason to continue in the court, has noting to do with getting to the point of a victim cannot testify on the defendants behalf.

Further even if you had been held in jail, you would be released upon the appearance of the supposed victim, and not have to sign away any rights to sue.   FURTHER if you as an innocent person were forced to sign to be released, that would qualify as being under duress and a good lawyer could void that.

I might change my mind if you supply the country this happened in, perhaps their laws and procedures are quite different than in the US.

My civics teacher brought a lawyer once. The lawyer pretty much said never talk until u have your lawyer with u. It's been known that cops or even the system fks the innocent more then the actual crime/ crimee

My civics teacher brought a lawyer once. The lawyer pretty much said never talk until u have your lawyer with u. It's been known that cops or even the system fks the innocent more then the actual crime/ crimee

@AwakenedLemming Did your lawyer say that was the best course of action? i can't imagine the fear of being in prison like that, but i feel i would have done everything possible to not have to sign that

@AwakenedLemming Did your lawyer say that was the best course of action? i can't imagine the fear of being in prison like that, but i feel i would have done everything possible to not have to sign that

Not so sure about the "absolute" part, but yes if you are innocent and police want to keep interrogating you after a reasonable period of time (a few minutes, not hours), you ought to get worried enough to lawyer up.

Not so sure about the "absolute" part, but yes if you are innocent and police want to keep interrogating you after a reasonable period of time (a few minutes, not hours), you ought to get worried enough to lawyer up.

you must be pretty naive if you believed that in the first place

you must be pretty naive if you believed that in the first place

@Skywalker Your comment makes it seem like is you who didn't watch the video, the video is about a man that spent 3 days in jail for not committing a crime and has a case of an innocent man that spent more than 2 years before being exonerated; you as an innocent person have more to fear than an actual criminal because you can lose years of your life because someone else didn't do their job well enough.

@AwakenedLemming That is SO SICK!! I'm sorry that happened to you, but I'm not surprised.

@AwakenedLemming That is SO SICK!! I'm sorry that happened to you, but I'm not surprised.

@Mitch H <br>There is a world outside of The USA. In these countries the justice system is hold to a higher standard as in your country. We are not led by corruption, racism or greed. That is why I trust the justice system in my country.

@Mitch H
There is a world outside of The USA. In these countries the justice system is hold to a higher standard as in your country. We are not led by corruption, racism or greed. That is why I trust the justice system in my country.

@Skywalker No did you even watch  the video?

@Skywalker No did you even watch  the video?

@Skywalker The video wherein one of the innocent guys ended up spending two years in jail before they proved his innocence? Yeah man, we watched it.

@Skywalker The video wherein one of the innocent guys ended up spending two years in jail before they proved his innocence? Yeah man, we watched it.

@AwakenedLemming bruh.
BRUH
B R U H

Thats so messed up. I'm sorry you had to deal with that. Laws like that show that the law is completely skewed in order to try and get convictions, not find the truth.

@AwakenedLemming bruh.
BRUH
B R U H

Thats so messed up. I'm sorry you had to deal with that. Laws like that show that the law is completely skewed in order to try and get convictions, not find the truth.

@Thong La well...how do you describe all the innocent people who later was found not guilty....after spending years in prison.  Then we can talk about  those who still is innocent and in jail

@Thong La well...how do you describe all the innocent people who later was found not guilty....after spending years in prison.  Then we can talk about  those who still is innocent and in jail

Innocent people have the fear of being wrongly incarcerated, going off all the stories of it actually happening

Innocent people have the fear of being wrongly incarcerated, going off all the stories of it actually happening

@Thong La Mate, I'm sorry but that's a bit naive. The Justice system can be corrupt too as anything goes that gives people power.

@Thong La Mate, I'm sorry but that's a bit naive. The Justice system can be corrupt too as anything goes that gives people power.

@AwakenedLemming wtf? this has got to be a joke. you were arrested for murdering someone who was still alive?

@AwakenedLemming wtf? this has got to be a joke. you were arrested for murdering someone who was still alive?

@AwakenedLemming you know that signing something under those cercumstances would invalidate the agreement you made because you was being falsely imprisoned. You could still sue.

@AwakenedLemming you know that signing something under those cercumstances would invalidate the agreement you made because you was being falsely imprisoned. You could still sue.

Are you referring to the video, or philosophically wise. Because your comment is misleading.

Are you referring to the video, or philosophically wise. Because your comment is misleading.

@AwakenedLemming that's horrible! What state do you live in?

@AwakenedLemming that's horrible! What state do you live in?

I agree innocent people do have more to fear, going to jail for something you haven't done verses going to jail for something you have done!

I agree innocent people do have more to fear, going to jail for something you haven't done verses going to jail for something you have done!

Misti D They could have had no body and just went “Alright he didn’t kill this guy, but we KNOW he killed someone” or some other dumb shit

Misti D They could have had no body and just went “Alright he didn’t kill this guy, but we KNOW he killed someone” or some other dumb shit

@AwakenedLemming So...the guy who was murdered was never actually killed yet they still tried to prove you were a murderer anyway? The fuck?

@AwakenedLemming So...the guy who was murdered was never actually killed yet they still tried to prove you were a murderer anyway? The fuck?

AwakenedLemming imma need a Reddit post or something because woAh

AwakenedLemming imma need a Reddit post or something because woAh

AwakenedLemming im going to need you to tell the full story fam

AwakenedLemming im going to need you to tell the full story fam

@AwakenedLemming What state are you in? That is an insane story.

@AwakenedLemming What state are you in? That is an insane story.

I was arrested and charged with 1st degree murder.  The victim came and testified he wasn't dead but his testimony wasn't allowed in court because the victim cannot testify on the defendants behalf. It didn't take 2 years but I was in jail in the maximum security ward with murderers and rapist for almost 6 months before I was released with no charges pressed only after I signed away my rights to sue the state for wrongful imprisonment.

What?<br>Did you even watch the video and listen to what he talked about?!

What?
Did you even watch the video and listen to what he talked about?!


the end of the video was satisfying. the detective was far out of line and definitely deserved the demotion. the falsely accused is one of the kindest souls i've ever seen, i could never be so understanding and patient.


that detective should of been fired for trying to put an innocent man in prison this just shows how corrupt the law really is


Due to previous circumstances in life, I know I would react like Michael. Not because I’m especially intelligent but just the fact that it would never cross my mind that I’d actually ever go to prison. Which is probably naive. But it’s just an insane thought to me to be told there’s video evidence of me doing something I didn’t do. Hope it never happens to me


Thank you for the update on the civil suit. It was outrageous how the cop lied. The detective should find new work. He is not cut out for this job.


being charged for a crime you didnt commit is truly nightmare fuel

being charged for a crime you didnt commit is truly nightmare fuel

I have been accused of something that was as far-fetched as my mind could comprehend. I have never been in trouble with the law in my LIFE (and am in my 50’s). <br>I got it straightened out very quickly…but the probable is you feel “dirty” afterward like perhaps your family or friends don’t believe you.  Just having your name associated with something it’s like you cannot shake the stigma.  Nightmare indeed, considering I was fortunate.

I have been accused of something that was as far-fetched as my mind could comprehend. I have never been in trouble with the law in my LIFE (and am in my 50’s).
I got it straightened out very quickly…but the probable is you feel “dirty” afterward like perhaps your family or friends don’t believe you.  Just having your name associated with something it’s like you cannot shake the stigma.  Nightmare indeed, considering I was fortunate.

I am soooooo bad at fibbing even iff I get done with somet I ain't done I still act like am guilty don't no why..and av Ben dragged in for a robbery and a burglary I was like.look I didn't do them I did the theft but not them he said well you.did a robbery 2 years ago I said yes I plead guilty but only 2 been there I did not commit any robbery

Being charged for a crime I did commit is also nightmare fuel

Being charged for a crime I did commit is also nightmare fuel

I swear to god it's one of my biggest fears. It happened to me when I was a kid and when I was finally proven innocent I cried so much.

I swear to god it's one of my biggest fears. It happened to me when I was a kid and when I was finally proven innocent I cried so much.

@Dingus Dongle I actually can't remember what video I started on

@Dingus Dongle I actually can't remember what video I started on

Three times in five years between the ages of 17-22. Did jail time two of those times. Growing up on the street you see cops do all sorts of stuff normal people couldn't imagine. Twenty years ago back when we didn't have camera phones. The  justice system is for protecting money not people.

In 2012 I was being accused and held in custody for 3 days because someone had told the police I planned to shoot up a school....And I'm a grown man that was not even in school back then. I had no relations to that school whatsoever. It was a horrible experience! I don't even know who came up with those allegetions against me, or why...The police said something had been posted on my Facebook page, but neither the police or me could find it. I had most certainly not wrote anything on Facebook, it was just something someone said. Maybe someone had hacked my Facebook, written something and then deleted it, but I really don't know to this day what caused it....When this happened I had just woke up and was about take my dog out for a walk. When I was ready to go outside, a SWAT team stormed my house, threw me to the ground and handcuffed me. I have never been so confused in my life...

Yep I'm 22, and got charged with 25years penalty charge I had no idea with. Now I'm on bail awaiting trial.

Yep I'm 22, and got charged with 25years penalty charge I had no idea with. Now I'm on bail awaiting trial.

Rantoni Ravioli when is knew video coming? Ich brauche antworten.

Rantoni Ravioli when is knew video coming? Ich brauche antworten.

@Tom Aldred I'm so sorry that that happened to you. "You might beat the rap, but you can't beat the ride" as they say.

@Tom Aldred I'm so sorry that that happened to you. "You might beat the rap, but you can't beat the ride" as they say.

I wonder how many have been wrongfully executed. I remember there was a guy who had a mental age of 6 and didn't understand what was happening to him at all, Joe Arridy. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joe_Arridy

There was also Cameron Todd Willingham https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cameron_Todd_Willingham, it's not accepted by the authorities that he was innocent but a film was made about him, demonstrating the flaws in the prosecution's theory.

I was arrested, interrogated and set for trial for a crime that I didn’t commit. It took over a year for the court to realise. Was the worse year of my life.

@Caleb Humberston Same here, its so fucked up cause it can ruin your future career and some people treat you different cause you spent time in prison

Its personally relatable when he says the man is very tolerant of this accusative behaviour. this year I got sent to prison for something I didnt do, when I was being interviewed I should have been less reserved and should have voiced my concern but I was tired as fuck after being kept in custody for a long time

This is the same reaction I have in Among Us as a crewmate when I get accused of being sus, probably just x100

This is the same reaction I have in Among Us as a crewmate when I get accused of being sus, probably just x100

Especially when the justice system in your country sucks. My mom was sued for “attacking someone” when she was the one attacked and she lost the case.

It's something that really makes you think hard about the power we give to such a flawed system. One bad day and your life is gone.

It's something that really makes you think hard about the power we give to such a flawed system. One bad day and your life is gone.

This is why you should no comment no matter what do not give them a single thread to clamp onto and always refuse a voluntary interview they are looking to pin stuff on you.

Seeing YouTubers I'm subbed to commenting on videos I like is fun lol

Seeing YouTubers I'm subbed to commenting on videos I like is fun lol

Been there and yes it is terrifying especially when your lawyer is on the same side as the prosecutor and telling you to take a plead deal never did that got to trial and they had no evidence

makes you want to take revenge on the prosecutors, detectives, witnesses and the judges family for ruining your life...

makes you want to take revenge on the prosecutors, detectives, witnesses and the judges family for ruining your life...

What is going on. I swear ranton watches all the same things as me

What is going on. I swear ranton watches all the same things as me

It definitely is!!!! <br> because i grew up in a household where I was constantly lied on and accused of shit I didn’t do and was constantly physically and emotionally abused in punishment and discipline,,, to this day I’m 30 and still have nightmares and mental issues due so,,,

It definitely is!!!!
 because i grew up in a household where I was constantly lied on and accused of shit I didn’t do and was constantly physically and emotionally abused in punishment and discipline,,, to this day I’m 30 and still have nightmares and mental issues due so,,,

This is the problem in the US 'guilty until proven innocent' it doesn't exist as that level in other coutries.

This is the problem in the US 'guilty until proven innocent' it doesn't exist as that level in other coutries.

When he world need him most, he disappeared

When he world need him most, he disappeared

It really is.  I get very mad when the cops say we know you did this. Scary.

It really is.  I get very mad when the cops say we know you did this. Scary.

I been through that nightmare, unfortunately.

I been through that nightmare, unfortunately.

I feel like I would start crying in the interview room

I feel like I would start crying in the interview room

and ironically: it can happen to anyone.

and ironically: it can happen to anyone.

Happened to me twice, never been to jail but now I'm on fucking probation and got my ass kicked over nothing. Also happened to my dad once, was facing 70 years but was proven innocent. I'm hoping to somehow sue the police who beat me up and lied about my charges, but the justice system in mexico is trash, everything is so corrupt

Is a pleasure finding hiden comments of the legend on youtube, HI RANTONNN

Is a pleasure finding hiden comments of the legend on youtube, HI RANTONNN

Would stop its sick i am awaiting trial for something i didnt do it sick 😰😥

Would stop its sick i am awaiting trial for something i didnt do it sick 😰😥

@anonymous name There's no way of knowing, is there, so your question is moot and I am against the death penalty because of that.

@anonymous name There's no way of knowing, is there, so your question is moot and I am against the death penalty because of that.

@vaskylark it's ok if it never kills an innocent person?

@vaskylark it's ok if it never kills an innocent person?

It's literally my worst fear outside of the normal losing my kids

It's literally my worst fear outside of the normal losing my kids

@RandomChristianMusings  I was accused of theft over 250k and vandalism damage of 80k. 1 federal felony 1 state jail felony charges. Would of been 16 years down the drain. I lawyered up when they tried to arrest me the first time. Since I was so confused about what was going on. Never been in trouble with the law before. Took about 2 years for my charges to be dropped. Cost me around 40k just to fight it. 29k for lawyer. 11k to bond out. And guess how much money I got back. 0.00

this is why i wanted to be a lawyer lmao

this is why i wanted to be a lawyer lmao

It's the scariest thing in the world to be charged with a crime you did not commit, or even if you're arrested and the police lie about what happened.

Not getting mein deutschenglischen Monk is schrecklich

Not getting mein deutschenglischen Monk is schrecklich

Prolly happens every day... Dozens of times

Prolly happens every day... Dozens of times

It's wrong that no one goes to jail for that

It's wrong that no one goes to jail for that

Think of all the people doing life for crimes they really didn't do 😳

Think of all the people doing life for crimes they really didn't do 😳

Yeah, enough talk. When's your next video ??

Yeah, enough talk. When's your next video ??

Rantoni papparoni watches JCS what a surprise

Rantoni papparoni watches JCS what a surprise

It’s funny because i got accused of crashing to someone and wounding him. i was just scared shitless. I was a teenager at the time and drove without a license (i know that’s bad but who didn’t do this?) and one morning, my mother received a call from the cort or sonething and after couple of hours, she called me crying and i was just speechless, and even she and my dad didn’t believe in me. <br>It is a really shitty thing to go through and I don’t want to be ever in that position, again!

It’s funny because i got accused of crashing to someone and wounding him. i was just scared shitless. I was a teenager at the time and drove without a license (i know that’s bad but who didn’t do this?) and one morning, my mother received a call from the cort or sonething and after couple of hours, she called me crying and i was just speechless, and even she and my dad didn’t believe in me.
It is a really shitty thing to go through and I don’t want to be ever in that position, again!

aye love ya vids lol, but yeah thats terrifying

aye love ya vids lol, but yeah thats terrifying

Highly likely if you have priors. That's a big issue with the judicial system imo.

Highly likely if you have priors. That's a big issue with the judicial system imo.

Happened to me as a hispanic, was charged and sent to jail with no one to talk it put with, they just put me in jail, no evidence, even tried calling me crazy to avoid letting me stand trial.

Well at least your rich afterwords (this is a joke)

Well at least your rich afterwords (this is a joke)

@Mcfischl When you see commenters with a checkmark next to their name you might as well be looking at the avatar of a cult leader the way people react to them.

@Nikolaos Mark <br>Were you in a  vehicle and someone threw the pills out?

@Nikolaos Mark
Were you in a  vehicle and someone threw the pills out?

Why the fuck do i find RANTON here in the comments while i was surfing? My german fella i miss your Vids. :)

Why the fuck do i find RANTON here in the comments while i was surfing? My german fella i miss your Vids. :)

I got 3 months because behind me the police came and I didn't even notice them. Someone else threw 2 boxes of pills without having prescrription and they chose randomly who is gonna pay for the boxes they found. I still boil inside when I think about it. I acted as the second guy, extrovert and highly combatant but got 3 months anyway.

I’ve actually had a vivid nightmare of the exact scenario, to this day it’s the worst one I’ve had.

I’ve actually had a vivid nightmare of the exact scenario, to this day it’s the worst one I’ve had.

i can’t imagine the horror of being put on trial, going to prison, and be hated by thousands for something you didn’t do. ugh why am i sobbing again

I can attest to that.  I got convicted by a jury of my peers too.  Absolutely horrific and It makes me feel a certain way when people say this type of thing only happens to black men.

Lol you still exist? Maybe new video soon?

Lol you still exist? Maybe new video soon?

Yeah, my middle school social studies teacher who was also a coach got fired when charged for a case of domestic violence and abuse and went to prison for a month but was ruled innocent.  The ex gf was then found guilty.  He got his job back but he wasn't his happy and joking self afterwards, just very quiet and somber.

I read that in, like, that really weird way of talking you do in your videos. XD

I read that in, like, that really weird way of talking you do in your videos. XD

Yes.  And I'm pretty sure I would react more like that first guy.  In crisis, a switch flips, and I get very cold and analytical.  The more upset I am on the inside, the more controlled I appear on the outside.  They'd probably "read" me as some kind of psychopath, even though I'd be fuming inside and holding myself in check.

it has happened to me :( it is truly the worse thing that I have ever had to deal with

it has happened to me :( it is truly the worse thing that I have ever had to deal with

@Dingus Dongle you sir have a fantastic name

@Dingus Dongle you sir have a fantastic name

The sad thing is that it happens all the time in america and there are many innocent people in prison right now.

The sad thing is that it happens all the time in america and there are many innocent people in prison right now.

There's an Oscar-nominated Danish movie called "The Hunt (Jagten)" with Mads Mikkelsen in the lead, kind of based on that concept, brilliant film.

In a lot of cases you probably won't be charged. For the one in the US it's really unfortunate he had a criminal background, and in that area. It makes his word look that much less credible, and is just sad. This is might be exactly why he was set up though.

In the main case for the video though, the officer just didn't do their job to a disgusting extent. Their dismissiveness to any other narrative makes them extremely dangerous as a police officer.

And it happens every damn day to far too many people.

And it happens every damn day to far too many people.

being charged for a crime you did isn't better either

being charged for a crime you did isn't better either

Certainly didnt expect finding ranton in the comments, guess youtube algorythm hits us all the same <br>Ps: MAKE MORE VIDEOS PLS GOD DAMN I MISS YOU BOI

Certainly didnt expect finding ranton in the comments, guess youtube algorythm hits us all the same
Ps: MAKE MORE VIDEOS PLS GOD DAMN I MISS YOU BOI

If i get proven innocent after a few year and i get a few million bucks I wouldn’t be mad

If i get proven innocent after a few year and i get a few million bucks I wouldn’t be mad

The real question is where are the videos rantoni pepperoni

The real question is where are the videos rantoni pepperoni

@Mcfischl lol, all you can say is if you agree or disagree, but who is going to disagree? Like you just said fr and agreed. What else is there to talk about?

I've been waiting forever for you to post something on your channel 🙄

I've been waiting forever for you to post something on your channel 🙄

For real... It's enough to promote paranoia, self-monitoring (like having a video camera recording you at all times), and other extreme measures. It's terrifying

Especially if you get in prison for many many years

Especially if you get in prison for many many years

YOU WOULD KNOW EH RANTONI PEPPERONI?!?!? <3

YOU WOULD KNOW EH RANTONI PEPPERONI?!?!? <3

Mmmhm I was arrested for “wielding an axe” that I never touched or held in my life that is babylon for you

Mmmhm I was arrested for “wielding an axe” that I never touched or held in my life that is babylon for you

@vaskylark Same. In every regard. Only God should be in charge of who lives and who doesn't. Peace, friend <3

@vaskylark Same. In every regard. Only God should be in charge of who lives and who doesn't. Peace, friend <3

@MewmewGrrl You are 100% spot on right. The "special agent" from the DEA straight up LIED in my case on the stand. So did the ADA in the new media. They don't want the truth, they just want to fuel their careers. Well, I hope the 3 years I did in Chowchilla helped their careers, and that they enjoy their lives here on Earth... Because there's One Who is the Righteous Judge, and He NEVER gets it wrong. Ever...

I have been, i thinner its more common than u think

I have been, i thinner its more common than u think

This is why I am against the death penalty. If the state kills even one innocent person then the whole thing is bad. I am also against abortion.

This is why I am against the death penalty. If the state kills even one innocent person then the whole thing is bad. I am also against abortion.

Yet it happens to people all the time.  And despite making out like they're "looking for the truth", the prosecutors just want to win and prove their case.  They twist and manipulate, and the Cops lie in looking for information.  Sure that's valid if the person is actually guilty, except what about for when they're not?  Unfortunately coming out the other side with only a few days in jail and a nice settlement is rare.  Many of the falsely accused end up behind bars.  I know the majority there in jail are guilty, but I'm guessing that doesn't make it any better on those who are innocent and in there.

This is like seeing your teacher at a supermarket

This is like seeing your teacher at a supermarket

Being trapped by the people meant to help you

Being trapped by the people meant to help you

Try doing something completely legal and normal, but someone who hates your guts for whatever reason accused you in bad faith of serious felonies, and then you are illegally investigated as a result.

Damn Ranton are you on my same algorithm? First the Rubin dunking and then this

Damn Ranton are you on my same algorithm? First the Rubin dunking and then this

Bruh. Please reupload your legend of korra review.

Bruh. Please reupload your legend of korra review.

fell down the “this is what pretending to be crazy looks like” rabbit hole too, huh?

fell down the “this is what pretending to be crazy looks like” rabbit hole too, huh?

Ranton come back to making videos ravioli

Ranton come back to making videos ravioli


As someone who's been locked up for something that I legit didn't do...I can personally testify that in America, it's definitely guilty until proven innocent! It's all up to the judge if they believe you or not. Fortunately enough, in my case. There was no evidence to support the defences theory. And the judge was honest enough with himself that he had to let me go. But a lot of people aren't that lucky.


I've watched this video before but I came back because I think about this case a lot. He's such a sweet man who never lost his cool, even when he knew the interrogator was lying straight to his face. I feel so bad for him and I'm glad he got money but he should have never gone to jail, not for 3 days and especially not when the actual criminal looked the furthest from what he looked like. Just another case that shows how awful and racist the justice system is. I hope he's doing well now


The thing is, it seems to me like it does make sense for detectives to use bluffs like that and really strong, forceful, adamant rejections of professions of innocence to try to get a confession when it’s a situation in which they do actually have an abundance of evidence. But to use that on every single person that you bring in for questioning, which a lot of these guys seem to do, even in situations in which there is absolutely no solid evidence, seems to me to be not just cruel and unnecessary but also potentially counterproductive for themselves at a certain point. I’d think it might make innocent individuals who might otherwise be inclined to be cooperative and offer potentially helpful information decide that, as a concrete, rigid rule, the only thing that ever makes sense to do with police is to refuse to interact in any way.


Dude, I understand a cop's job is hard.  You have a lot to deal with.  I'm glad they're there when the chips are down.

I am also glad when follow through is had on their mistakes.  Like when you don't notate that you're looking for a white, average height guy and wind up with a brown, tall guy.  You deserve a demotion, you deserve pay being stripped.  I get it, I get it, you're under a lot of strain.  But so is the guy you're about to sentence who did nothing wrong, facing a sentence for years, possibly a decade.  I can sit alright with a cop being demoted for a while over this mistake than some guy being sentenced to prison for years.