@bright.ton42 wrote:
Yes, 30 years on deathrow!!
He will never be the same.
the words on your statement of confession came from Philadelphia Police detectives and not you," Wood said.
Ghastly.
He will probably get a huge payout but nothing can make up for that.
So true! How can someone recapture lost years?
Sadly some falsely imprisoned people have not lived long after their release have passed away within a few years.
I do wonder if the will to live, the drive which is associated with the hope of being released, the one that keeps them going dies out after the release?. Once that release happens, or some time after the release when the general euphoria settles down, the trauma related to those lost years starts to destroy them. Their health goes down hill. Then again, what a toll it would take on someone's well being to be wrongfully imprisoned for so many years.
