Yep, you're right...INDIANAPOLIS does stink, but because of people like you! If my name is not special, why do you want it?<quoted text>
Unlike you, I don't have time to search all the "nicks" (as you so eloquently put it) posted on this site. Apparently, you do. I had no idea I'd stolen your special name. They're pretty easy to come by, you know -- maybe you could think of another one!
'I never should have been in jail'
- Posted in the Indianapolis Forum
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Why don't YOU grow up and think of another name? |
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Hillary isn't president yet, why you have to sepak about her so mean? |
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Very very well said!! One more thought....cases like these are a waste of taxpayers money!!! Prosecutors never care about the truth, they just want to make a name for themselves!!! |
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See how quickly you came up with something else, AOL? |
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grow up |
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it said in the article he was 15 when he was acused.. and was 17 when he was brought to trial.. he got scared and ran.. Poor guy.. this is sad, and she should be compensated |
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1984 Huuuummmm would that not be the goldsmithy fast food justice system. 2005 yes that would be the bar hopping brizzie. |
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This story is a prime example of indiana justice system gone wacko. What kind of incompetences hold jobs
in Marion County that fail to properly file the paperwork. I hope Buntin sues Marion County and the State of indiana for millions. He is entitled to it. The justice system in the State of idiana needs to stop putting innocent people behind bars. |
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I think that he should be reimbursed for the misshap. Those years were waisted for him. Why can't he receive a certain amount of money while he was in prison. It only seems fair. Thank You for listening. Diana Hughes
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I think it's ashame that the justice system negligents, cost this innocent individual 2 more years of his freedom. Where was justice when this man needed it.
Angelia |
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It's ashame how the justice system negligants, cost an innocent man 2 more years in prison of the 13 years he served. You would think that once he prove himself innocent he would have been release the same day. This is a terrible thing that happen.
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The story about Harold Buntin being wrongly convicted and held for 11 years is something noteworthy, something that should be evaluated in debth.
I wish him well in his future but there is an important back story to be considered. While 200 people have been freed because of DNA evidence, these are people who have the resources. As your article pointed out, his sisters had to raise $4.000 to pay for the testing. These are people who have the attorney to do the fighting. How many more are sitting in prison because they do not have the resources to pay for all the different steps that have t o be performed? How many additional innocent people are sitting in prison for circumstances where DNA would not help… people convicted on erroneous “eye witness” testimony? How many innocent people were executed in the time before DNA testing came available? What is called for is a deep examination of how we conduct the process of administering justice. There are too many places where things can go wrong. While we are using a basic procedure created centuries ago, perhaps we should consider mandating the new technologies created since. Then, there is the next question: Guilty or innocent, what has the prison system given him to prepare him for the world? The prison system and the philosophies it operates under is also a couple centuries old. It too needs an in-debth examination. How can a state government think it is fair, proper, and conducive to rehabilitation to send its prisoner citizens 2000 miles away from their families -- as in the case of the Arizona inmates being housed at the New Castle facility. And remember that Arizona is there because California backed out of a deal. Indiana has also sent its inmates to New Mexico and Tennessee. Maybe this is a warning call to get people questioning how their tax dollars are being spent. From the arrest process (example: Chicago torturing confessions from suspects) through the trial process (example: this case only on “eyewitness” identification) and the subsequent incarceration after … The system need to be redesigned. There are just too many mistakes. We may not be able to change the past, but do we have to continue doing the same old things into the future? Isn’t it time to bring “criminal justice” into conformity with the 21 st century?\ Richard Dobeski Executive Director Indiana C.U.R.E. Citizens United for Rehabilitation of Errants |
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Are you a slow learner? As I said before, I DIDN'T REALIZE ANYONE ELSE WAS ALREADY USING THE NAME! Understand?! I really don't know how to explain it any more CLEARLY. |
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you are so totally right! When will the justice system be accountable for its actions! www.justiceforjohnsite.com |
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To quote Richard Dobeski, "How many additional innocent people are sitting in prison for circumstances where DNA would not help… people convicted on erroneous “eye witness” testimony?
How many innocent people were executed in the time before DNA testing came available? What is called for is a deep examination of how we conduct the process of administering justice. There are too many places where things can go wrong. While we are using a basic procedure created centuries ago, perhaps we should consider mandating the new technologies created since." Richard Dobeski Executive Director Indiana C.U.R.E. People do not realize these things, unitl it happens to them or someone they know. I have been amazed at all I have found out in the past few months. The people that gave false testimony won't be charged, the judge won't be charged, the negligent detectives won't be charged... and more than likely no one will even apologize. There was NO evidence in our case, only here say of things someone heard..and even then, no direct link. Yet, a man is behind bars because of it. Justice? www.justiceforjohnsite.com |
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What is nick? |
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That that is the lazy man's way of referring to a "nickname"...pretty stupid. |
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