lutheranguy

In the biographile article you say "By the time you understand that the truth, facts, and innocence or guilt don’t matter in this fight, it’s too late." Was it not the truth, the facts, and your innocence that set you free? While it may have been very very late, is there such thing as too late if you were released?

You float around the statistic of thousands of wrongful convictions. How do we change the criminal justice system realistically in the next 20 to 40 years to decrease that number ?

What is the legacy of Ryan Ferguson's case?

Jay Wilds told the publication "The Intercept" that Adnan Syed uttered to him, " I killed Hae. " The jury believed him. A jury is instructed to adhere to strict guidelines in finding verdicts also known as jury instructions. In that state eye witness testimony is evidence in the jury instructions. You would say a flaw in the system is to have 12 people make that decision?