Truth in Justice Files said...
I have been working for nearly 7 years to free a police officer convicted of murder and arson in the death of his estranged wife. In fact, she died of lethal alcohol and the fire was accidental, started from her dropped, lit cigarette. We have uncovered forensic fraud and perjury by Dept. of Justice agents, and recently filed a petition with the state supreme court asking for a special prosecutor completely independent of the state Dept. of Justice to investigate, or for the supreme court to refer the matter to the US Attorney in Washington. Any feel on how this is likely to go? Thanks.
ANSWER:
The best way to answer this is to let you know that in the end the better the representation the better the way the outcome is. Let me give you some information. The man who you have been helping is called on to give a lot of information that sounded a little like he was not telling the truth and that he did not know how to help himself. It got him in deeper and left him without representation that would help him get out of where he was. The best way to help him today is to let him know that you are trying and that you need his help. He knows what to do in that he is not the one who did it. He knows that it is not the way to go, the way he represented himself. You know that he had a feeling of what he must do and didn't take the right way on it. The way to move on it is to get his cooperation fully and not the way he has been letting you know that he is innocent. Many times we make our own beds and in this case he must move in a different direction to help his case. Please write again at: spiritbook@gmail.com for more informtion.