they had made the public believe that kevin richardson had been scratched in an altercation by the femalehen they looked under our fingernails there was no forensic evidence to point to that falsification. so much seemed to rest on these confessions, though, and one of the prosecutors in the case said that this was not an alabama jail where two guys had been the partner's for years put a guy in a back room and doesn't see the light of day for three years, she makes the point that three of the five went home and had a night sleep before they were taken into custody, nobody under 16 was talked to until a parent or guardian arrived. it sounds like a fairy tale. sounds like a fairy tale. and i say that because if you can imagine, if you have seen seen the documentary the central park 5 the central park 5 by ken burns, one of the most beautiful things that happen in that particular documentary where we get our voices back is that you hear korey, no, you hear ray santana stating what he said in his false confession. in his false confession begins something like this, approximately at 1900 hrs m

i was picked up the next evening, where raymond santana and kevin richardson were picked up the nightrrogation started that evening. my interrogation started the very next evening, along with korey wise. and as they began to question me, iwould hear them beating korey wise up in the next room. he was 16 years old by the way. we — i was not supposed to be interrogated without a parent but because he was 16 — in the american judicial system, the 16—year—old is adultified and therefore responsible for themselves. the problem with that is that he had a lower capacity to understand and so, his mental capacity may have been, say, still on the fifth grade, sixth grade, seventh grade, even though he was 16 years old. but they would beat him up and then they would come back in the room that i was in and tell me that i was next. all the while, they were asking me "tell us what happened in the park" and i would tell them. everything that i saw, everything that i remembered happening, and then i would say and then i left and we hopped the train and came home. and they would get so frustrated with

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