today there are good tennis and bad debt it's the bad news in me and then the united states deems to be a threat the good those are what in syria the cia and the us military were engaged in covert actions really throughout the world. where they were assassinating populist leaders they were backing up right away military windows funding an army death squads there's no any more because there's always a small people for really good that's. for profit. the world is driven by shaped by.

the dairies thinks. we dare to ask. god definitely once the innocent to be set free now the question is what happens when that doesn't occur like in the case of this gentleman where he was wrongly convicted. the man was falsely convicted the last 20 years of his life who knows how he was abused in prison maybe and so that is

a great evil yeah this is one of the more challenging. questions that we as human beings you know have to deal with it's almost an existential question to you know if there is a god and certainly i believe that then how can we allow evil to occur. i mean. as i want to know with the truth in the world i. guess where life is imposed to me. my name is drome organ i'm now 42 years old i was all fully arrested and eventually convicted in a sense in that the age of 17 for murder did not commit. the

sin was to die in prison by the expiration of my life. i was 17 when i was arrested and there's no rest at all moms for the 1st bird. to win a 7993. there were 316 polar for girl body for your. attended the same high school by my green year in madras kumar freshman year she actually

gave it over to geoffrey jackson the one of my best friends and. in time he invited . us. to celebrate. or. see our change. based on the same. try to explain to our this have. this good. and i mean all manner of. ironic color on this history is this history that you're all grown all that he used in the fall and you know that. once it was all he. would be going out is going to house for the dance.

just turn traitor. we're here to. do something specific details about the primary at this location 99 for me 21 may 22nd 1903. administrations want to use their this is a this is the room where leaders that do bad whoa where to d.g. to set up their problem had to double doors are a new medium or in the senate. we would stand in my right over here this was on this side. when the shooting occurred. you are just seeing the room light up and you know.

you know right no. lightning striking wants to go for either stop and everybody else leave to to look to see what happened you know. we see. you know dakoda body would wife she knew from there i would notice smiles. or guess maybe a few weeks later. we learned that we were looking for the wrong for the loot. for dad because he was with those you know only could be looking for him.

out that he either personally committed a crime in the year. after the crime was commuting i mean it was. a nice little scene the state or the police 1st became aware of her own morgan because of rumors that were circulating. about who was the gunman and then as a result of that the police took a photograph of jerome from his high school yearbook and created a photo lineup and showed it to be key witness in the case that the police did turn out. we need to occur here pick out a picture of jerome or know it was our 3rd person in the news or come pick oprah shooter. theory we need. more of the case to grab some media attention i mean it's a shooting in

a 16 year old's sweet 16 birthday party so so i think the police just saw a lot of pressure. to close the case i don't know gainsay solve the case close the case and have somebody held responsible me not testify that jerome wasn't a she would've. died i was basically are with is that it's all was an issue because i was standing right next door of course we were again we were drones friends we were saying damien get him other trouble. through trial. but actually we were telling the truth. like one of the saying like move would be used by the. audience to like. corneas them. into. just dummy it's like i couldn't believe there was. no especially so quick babies and you believe the horrors that was going on the he she

she she in the streets can't believe they're more than. well mayo to rome. came over for a verdict of guilty as charged. on the. day after they were there for him to move her own who would have her it would take somebody else to refresh my memory of all the other movies has gone blind. or for days in prison. i just couldn't believe new news to go my days and i was just wonder and wonder of this just period of a dream. oh free. one more you just. draw more you got to go we found out the truth we would. confide

in prison was go to sleep in tutor louisiana state penitentiary. known locally as and go to. the attention which is named after. african country. of the americas majority of the slaves. and so this history is you know very much contained to whom this prison is plantation actually being made into a prison which is good or just in the country 800000 acres and i.m.s. . there are over 5000. people in prison there and. i was here close to 90 percent of all people of color and had made for very very. severe racial i guess mindset from the from the

prison drones there were a little exposes where. the prison goes to be used their authority. to go to rooms or in prison the rule is that when the stores were in the field lines abroad and. there was one time we were forced to stay out there all the abuse was a break nothing for in their particular town it was to prisoners when they were caught up in the prison go off though they saw the fender going to tag team came out. immediately just jumped on them you know. be able to kick it with you know years koreans new. moon getting to stop the bleeding who would be to turn around and not looking very biased towards around them look they will flash powder and bro somewhere. deep into a hole have a love moon. could imagine. if. the leak is

so feel good look good. but i doubt the prisoner who are at a foreigner would prefer from us. now the prison over there the taliban or. not i control. guess is who came in and was. really good. always wore their hair because personally the guy they knew a lot of business and stuff like that in a group from oregon the levy we were. holding are a very nice you know. become a main source of income. in

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i doubt. there's a long held tradition on cross talk to take stock of the year that is about to pass we have a look at when we moved just what changed and what gave us concern us 2019 the good the bad and the. good and prove the. phone to push for mine. i get a bunch of those from the ome of the. men those blows moved. to be introduced to. people from the innocence project innocence project new orleans was aware of morgan's case even before i started working here in 2006 we always had questions

about his guilt because of the facts that were established even just at trial there was like there were hearings on the procedural issues. and here is the later. we had to finally be here at the hearings on the merits it was a. good thing between 2002000 fool good to have heard a moment i. was impeded by the hurricane. it created chaos in the in the police departments with their records getting

records from them was really difficult at all those who. were balls with key witness whose. facilities did. this return is all has. to be intact true. to pursue your prove their point. and sue. was going to happen next who. you don't speak. boss i was born 6 months after my wrists in 1994 and so. there were guys has seen it was the president i'm on my roof who views me even that he is gone and then it's. on.

the way going to sue. you know to live again give me a give me out of jail. into a motel life will go in stone from whom we talked a lot on this. really sure that there are months or lower down the road to be told the teacher there will be cuts and so on. in will live this is all the. piece of the dad can you know i love you all please dad and i kept only i still have to this to this very deep within to god the for indian country the 2000. as well in the. how to take the tributes and please him us in a room. in anything about. it we will see if i would use the evacuated. idiot called the flooding i mean no.

thing really making some significant strides in a lot of different areas that. i hope will get better especially my son and family . and all my kids. in a room. with a 100 k. have been in the room. like why do we need the. cost of cleaning up after the treatment could make it the most expensive for a kid in u.s. history. i think a lot of people think that all these post-condition cases that happen all at once but as in dreams case and many other cases it happens in there there's these little mini victories as you go along that eventually lead to a person's freedom and eventual exoneration the affirmative evidence we had is the undeniable fact that the gunman ran out of the room and the girl morgan was in the

room when the police arrived we had 2 goals one was to undermine the state's case that they had a trial that was supporting his conviction and the other was to provide evidence that affirmatively proved his innocence and we did that by calling. to testify and kevin johnson to testify and they testified about what really happened when they made the identifications with the police and what happened and why they testified the way they did trial. proof for this experience. to leave the room that day when we knew it was happening and i sat and watching

these sheriffs website and the sheriff keeps track of who is in custody at the jail and i've hit refresh refresh in about 4 35 o'clock that evening i think it was i hit refresh and they said like no record to be found or whatever as like he's out. it's so emotional that you almost can't express your emotions or just know how fake i was there i. used to do. like these loads as well you know i became a ton of bricks almost all of these use and i can imagine with. just. on the wall dolls like mary thank you zoe with thank you nonsense for like i was released. and i was released to this burden. so as i was 16. and one thing i specifically. wanted to make sure that he did it was i

wanted him to push open the door out and i wanted him to have that chance you just push open that door and walk outside the one thing that. you know. that you know and care on with your mom you still want the same person after he came out a. good. thing about it i hope my soap and all shameless oh no. is all. the way to go. it was good to be especially in the in the in the. those who sold you are you just you know just be out at night. amongst the stores.

a lot of water i mean for as you can you got to keep in mind what to do with 1617 years old so. good and. again and then we put on a little muscle. you know we basically became a. gang or just. want to be you know the guy was from popeye's chicken. which was on

a chain to the border kids she. 'd 'd might get into the it's good to go. down as his 1st deal. he's. got you to get in singles. that's not a bad. he wanted me to get him. something because there was. some poking team. but it. seems. he would have. heard things and. what i would learn from the release state of the street which is. does it stream excited i didn't sleep.

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known for their afro through all the years i was very frail doing now and with no. ill will to me of it if i had to explain it in a more simple as way is that you know those guys in my life as well i have the picture of the room. and only you know children were dragged. on for a reading i mean everything around i related happened on a date it happened a week because it turned out all. turned out alright. we're all back together. for tomorrow. i guess 9 times appear will be explaining. why.

i was an exam and knowledge that crowd the flame of myself. a lot of good 'd in my lot and darren's a lot of juice came from back cool. and funny. and then i tend to their own life will friend out a lot of questionable would be odd to me. who i am to. move into happening more to me than anything. it has been. an honor and a blessing to be able to represent you as your attorney but more importantly it's been an opportunity to become your friend and from you i have learned the true meaning of of grace under fire.

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