Man Freed After 23 Years Of False Imprisonment

[mrjarrell]

All because of incompetence and chicanery. One bad cop puts an innocent man away for 23 years. They should lock the cop up for the next 23 years in return. Thankfully they didn't sentence the man to the death penalty.

Man Falsely Imprisoned For Rabbi's Murder Finally Freed After 23 Years: Gothamist

 

[public servant]

Sounds like there are some witnesses, attorneys and possibly some jurors that need jailed as well.

I will add that one should use caution leading a life of crime. It can only result in bad things happening to you.

 

[steveh_131]

I am not surprised that the detective sleeps well at night.

 

[steveh_131]

I will add that one should use caution leading a life of crime. It can only result in bad things happening to you.

But the detective retired and says he sleeps well at night. Doesn't sound too bad to me.

 

[IndyDave1776]

If it were up to me, it would be law that anyone, accusers, witnesses, police, prosecutors, or judges, who deliberately/maliciously cause an innocent person to be charged or punished for a crime of which that person was wrongly accused, again deliberately and/or maliciously, to face a mandatory sentence of the greatest punishment that the falsely accused could face. This would also include those like the appeals court judge that rejected an appeal with the declaration that only procedural error is grounds for appeal. Evidence of innocence is not acceptable.

 

[lucky4034]

If it were up to me, it would be law that anyone, accusers, witnesses, police, prosecutors, or judges, who deliberately/maliciously cause an innocent person to be charged or punished for a crime of which that person was wrongly accused, again deliberately and/or maliciously, to face a mandatory sentence of the greatest punishment that the falsely accused could face. This would also include those like the appeals court judge that rejected an appeal with the declaration that only procedural error is grounds for appeal. Evidence of innocence is not acceptable.

That would be a great way to deal with these *******s!

 

[ghunter]

FUBAR. I don't care how badly I need to catch someone. I'm not going to stick something on someone just to close a case. One thing I've learned as a cop is that patience pays off, and yields better results.

 

[dross]

Sounds like there are some witnesses, attorneys and possibly some jurors that need jailed as well.

I will add that one should use caution leading a life of crime. It can only result in bad things happening to you.

Jurors?

 

[Oresti]

All because of incompetence and chicanery. One bad cop puts an innocent man away for 23 years. They should lock the cop up for the next 23 years in return. Thankfully they didn't sentence the man to the death penalty.

Man Falsely Imprisoned For Rabbi's Murder Finally Freed After 23 Years: Gothamist

That is why capital punishment should be banned.

They should lock the cop up for the next 23 years in return

I bet they don't even take his pension away.

 

[Oresti]

But the detective retired and says he sleeps well at night. Doesn't sound too bad to me.

Well played sir!

 

[dross]

But the detective retired and says he sleeps well at night. Doesn't sound too bad to me.

That's probably what he was just trying to get home to do.

 

[Audie Murphy]

He just suffered a massive heart attack
http://news.yahoo.com/jailed-23-years-ny-man-freed-heart-attack-175347312.html