Miscarriages/Travesty of justice ~ Michael Crowe Case - Coerced Confession - Part 1 of (3)

A beautiful young girl called Stephanie Crow was tragically lost to a sensless murder. The police unsure about who to suspect, and how the murderer gained entry into the victims house then decided to focus on the family.

However this is not just a miscarriage of justice it is a travesty of justice by the sheer incompetence, and shocking cold indifference of the police.

Michael Crowe was only a child when the police decided to railroad him for the murder of his sister. This case went so far off the tracks that Michaels friends were dragged into the police station and charged with murder.

Meanwhile the real killers clothes covered in Stephanies blood along with eye witness accounts in the locality of the murder that shows a disturbing modus operandie that involved stalking young girls, all evidence that should have been focused on lay neglected, and forgotton as police were determined to build a strong case against Michael Crowe. This story reveal's how the Police can be shockingly incompetent, and yet are free to prosecute in any way they please.

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• miscarriages of justice
• bad confession
• false confession
• police minor abuse
• Children and justice
• travesty of justice

[CentreDivide]

Final episode in playlist

[hollyzone]

Cops lie. They will say anything to get you to say what they want and get a notch on their arrest record. Anything you say, even if it is the truth can be twisted in ways you can't imagine. This is why you need attorneys.

[thathockeychick23]

Their basis for go after him, was how he seemed unaffected by the murder. Well everyone grieves their own way. He is just the sort of kid who internalizes his grief. I am the same way. It's probably not the healthiest way, but that is one form of dealing with grief. They harassed this kid and forced him to confess because they were intent on convicting him, no matter how wrong they are. What they did to Michael was child abuse.

[asianvicky8811]

sad family and scary, michael murdered his sister just to sad i think he is older now got job

[countryboys1992]

out of a job and will burn in hell this makes me wanna be a lawyer to stop nonsense like this they went on a child having dragon and dungeon theme stuff in his room MY GOD you go on that every teen be in prison and that is not enough they arrested his friends in there own house just because he. had a knife.they tough was the murder weapon and the fact they lied to him saying her blood was in her room and all the other lies. if I spoke my full mind on this it would not fit on youtube

[countryboys1992]

I'm watching the movie now and all I can say is the devil is running our law system accusing a CHILD of murder of his own sister the poor little boy had no other choice but to lie and say he murdered her what would you do they caused him to have a nervous melt down and for that there asses should be put away for child abuse I'm glad they got a lawsuit and I hope Michael gets a big hunk of it...And that I like to know that the ass holes are--

[Auditurbosd]

Family just won a 7.25 million $ lawsuit

[ernest061358]

This case is one of psychological torture of a juvenile. They are one of the most vulnerable population in the area of false confessions. DNA exonerations are bringing this problem to our consciousness. Giving a false confession is counterintuitive to us all, it is more common than you think. Coercive interrogation tactics are part of the problem, the Reid technique in particular. Don't think it can't happen to you or someone you know. Fact is confession evidence is more powerful than DNA evi

[cinesimonj]

Boy the cop being consulted is a shocker! He's a keystone cop with the power of an executioner - and thinks he has the insight of a god.

[cinesimonj]

@pboisei They often ignore the request for an attorney - especially with vulnerable people and when they're not being recorded.

[okpapereat]

@A4Khan1 Actually even if he said what he said that he killed her sister, they can still get a dismiss of evidence during interrogation, forgot whats that called in law lol even though im interested, this is because the kid did not understand the right since the police never told him the rights

[pboisei]

This is why you always ask for an attorney, once you do that the police are supposed to stop the interrogation immediately.