"Confessions of an Innocent Man" clip

Confessions of an Innocent Man is a raw exposé that examines William Sampson's harrowing experience while imprisoned in Saudi Arabia for a crime he did not commit. Finally freed after a total of 31 months, one burning question remains unanswered: Where was the Canadian government, and why wasn't more done to help? Captured in high definition, this is an unforgettable testament to one man's struggle to survive injustice and brutality.

Canada, 2007, 89 min
Directed By David Paperny
Narrated by Martin Sheen

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[shellski1972]

ew, saudi men are nasty faggots.

[lexino2bezino]

I think they redeemed themselves to in extent with the mahir arar case

[ericssson]

Tha Canadian government is a bunch of useless wet bags

whit absolutely NO power inside or outside it's

border ..

they are unavailing..

[tylermanchesteruntd]

wow, i just watched this documentry today, it was great. do you have a clip of when he explained what he said in the suadi court?