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The author of "The Case Against the West Memphis 3 Killers" follows new developments in the case, as well as other cases covered in various podcasts, televisions shows and documentaries, such as "Making a Murderer," "Truth and Justice," "The Staircase," and related news coverage, with a heavy emphasis on detailing misinformation and propaganda designed to subvert the judicial process.
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Monday Feb 17, 2020
Monday Feb 17, 2020
More progress on Jessie Misskelley's epic confession of June 3, 1993; and some observations about the decriminalization of crime and the anarchic implications of the "parole is slavery" movement exemplified in Amazon's pretty darn bad "Free Meek" pseudo-documentary
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But true,even if someone is guilty and telling the truth, they will often not tell the WHOLE story. Well Miskelley is obviously smart enough to not incriminate himself tooo much. But did he ever say that he was just pushed into it by police? He could have Easily said "They wanted me to say something about Damien and what I said about Damien and Jason is not true at all, it is all fabricated and I am sorry.! But that never happened.
Wednesday Apr 07, 2021
After I left they started screwing them again...haha
Wednesday Apr 07, 2021
I think Miskelley just does not have a sense of time. Could be they all met in the Morning. The only other explanation is that police told him a story and made him memorize it and then taped the confession. But is Miskelley smart enough to remember the story? And there were enough suspects.Nobody reported that police was pushing them into a confession. I just can't believe that there was no technology to get phone records!
Wednesday Apr 07, 2021
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