Brooklyn man seeks to prove wrongful conviction after 27 years in prison | NBC New York

In the last decade, more than 150 people have had criminal convictions overturned in New York, but one convicted killer says his bid for exoneration is being inexplicably stalled.
Witnesses said they saw someone else pull the trigger and a high ranking official in the Brooklyn DA’s office is on recorded audio suggesting the original investigation was flawed. NBC New York's Chris Glorioso reports.

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Hope he sues for 20 billion dollars

[@Readyfreddy868]

Right!

[@ricktimsiii9705]

These lengthy wrongful prison sentences happen to Black men far too frequently. It's not by accident either... 👀

[@Mr.Strickland-21]

Facts💯

[@Onyadyck]

Well so many black men do bad things that are against the law, so how can they decipher from the good ones??

[@BLACKONCODE2024]

Absolutely, over 54% of EXONERATIONS are Black men🤬

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Typical lying coward nypd tactics

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yeah cause all are innocent

[@krillin876]

Blame it on the Deadman

[@bencintron2368]

That's because the NYPD is the KKK.

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​@@johnorbegozo685That's because the NYPD is the KKK

[@mars3676]

If he couldn’t sue they would exonerate him tomorrow

[@nope2301]

Get that money king!

[@targetegrat]

I would really like to know the ratio of black men being wrongful convicted compared to the rest of society. Its seems like its a black man every time there is a video of someone getting released from a wrongful conviction.

[@Thelma_Louise84]

Exactly!! Blacks are the ONLY people intentionally wrongfully convicted! They take our lives away with NO repercussions! what is the percentage of wrongfully Black citizens across the US!!?

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I believe this man!

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This is how america works....