Byron Halsey Exonerated

News coverage of Byron Halsey's exoneration on Monday July 9, 2007. Byron served 19 years in New Jersey prison for a crime he didn't commit. Read more about his case at www.innocenceproject.org.

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• Halsey
• Innocence
• project
• csi
• barry
• scheck
• dna
• exoneration
• wrongful
• conviction
• criminal
• justice
• new
• jersey

[VisioninScience]

well, at least this guy actually does look innocent., unlike most I've seen people trying to defend. locking up the wrong person is a crime in itself, hope he gets everything he deserves now.

[Gingervention]

20,000 ? are you fucking kidding me

try 1 million

[zjones1222]

Fear of skin tone and facial features must stop alone with labeling and name calling. Comes propaganda a tactic used to alarm the public of a people not worthy for society so those of one social group made sure select jurors to put those different behind bars. It worked for a great number of years until laws, technology and science made things evident that the accusers were suffering from instincts brought on by society otherwise known as racism.

[Zurround100]

I agree deepeimdesciple if the prosecutor breaks any laws in the prosecution, and one million dollars a year is not enough

[Zurround100]

I agree deepeimdesciple if the prosecutor breaks any laws in the prosecution, and one million dollars a year is not enough

[deepelmdesciple]

I think the states get off easy on the amounts of money they pay to these people. It should be an automatic 1 Million per year by federal law, and the prosecutor should be sent to prison for the same amount of time. Then they'll think twice before putting innocent people in prison. I might start a team of people who torture and ruin the lives of prosecutors who have put away innocent people.

[azores82]

Thank God he is free :)