INNOCENT Convicts Reacting To Being SET FREE

[@yxlsalahlive]

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[@ver-jc3gm]

ok

[@rockansson]

for me serving 40 years i need 2 bil. IDC IF THEY SAYIN NO I AM GONNA GET MY 2 BIL

[@richbrazilianwatermelon]

@@rockanssonnah 28 billion better

[@Tito.Rainbow]

Ok

[@Verminity]

There is no amount of money you could pay someone for wasting years of their life sitting behind bars being wrongfully convicted of something that they did not do.

[@zthehooman]

Five hundred trillion dollars take it now or forever hold your piece Going once.... Going twice.... You sure, bro?

[@OmniSync]

unless you can give years

[@Tammyue.]

​@@zthehoomanI whould deff take it

[@matthewmorgan582]

I think at least 150k per year wrongfully convicted.

[@christineallen1763]

Well you can sue the court. Noe that's justic3

[@melissastockman7527]

It's disgusting how peoples lives are ruined due to corruption/toxic police. Yet they have the NERVE TO GET MAD, when folks admit they DON'T FEEL SAFE. These folks should receive compensation for their time (not that it would make anything even). Also the officers should serve every year they did. This is horrible.

[@Reeezyeeezy]

The police pressuring people to lie is so fucked up😤

[@Zurround]

Maybe this has never happened in real life but a fantasy of mine for a fictional novel or movie is a situation like you described where many years later one of his victims is exonerated and awarded several million dollars restitution and instead of making a new life for themselves he uses a portion of the money to finance an elaborate REVENGE against them. Kind of a modern "Count of Monte Cristo". I really want just once to see a victim of one of these detectives get a revenge.

[@PlagueTheUniverse]

​@@Zurroundit has happened

[@YourLocalAgent2]

@@Zurround yeah,i don't think they saw your book and used it as evidence. it actually happens irl. even some of the "witnesses" arent actual witnesses. they just want to see a detective or officer in jail. the more witnesses,more serve the crime,unless there was only a few witnesses that survive. there needs to be proof the person "innocent or not" was there or near there at the time. which is why detectives have multiple on one case,so it isnt speculation or belive it is one person

[@queenofheart99999]

Fr

[@ariiiiiiiiiiiiiii.]

10+ years in prison for nothing you did is CRAZYY

[@thyprodigymasterofthievery4295]

@SigmaMaleWinswhat if they raped children then brutally murdered them🤔

[@Crese1947]

​@@thyprodigymasterofthievery4295You've got 14 year olds shooting up their buses. I knew right and wrong at 14, even at 11 I knew better

[@princess_glitzy424]

@@thyprodigymasterofthievery4295I mean that’s horrible and messed up so generally I wish bad on those kinda people and at 14 you know what is wrong so probably should however it’s often children who commit crimes like that are victims of it themselves doesn’t mean they are innocent but some can likely be rehabilitation though they should not be treated lightly

[@mikaspie6943]

@SigmaMaleWins let's say you had child and they got raped then brutally murdered by a 14 year old wouldn't ou want them to have max punishment or will you abandon seeking justice for your child

[@troysgaming529]

I would of actually give them a reason to keep me there since I'm innocent

[@ThrillsofColdplay]

It’s sad how long these people stay in prison

[@ThatOneMonke1217]

very true

[@golden_artist]

And they get so little compensation

[@ann-maryn1232]

there are also innocent people who have got the death penalty, imagine that

[@OmniSync]

​@@ann-maryn1232like the happiest man on death row he was wrongfully convicted of murder and about 70 years after his death, he was proven innocent

[@logbuzz]

Thanks sherlock

[@SKXURIK]

If I spent over 10 years in jail for something I didn't do (which is a big deal considering my age), when getting released I would get mad, cry, be happy, cry again, get mad, get sad, and do it all over again until I have a heart attack and die.

[@thespontaneoustomato2676]

😂💀

[@kysxami5328]

Relatable fr

[@SKXURIK]

@@kysxami5328 nah cause I’m not about to waste so much VALUABLE time of my life on something I didn’t do.

[@zoiizoii.]

💀💀

[@BroisntSosilly-vi2ux]

The Mel pfp ate !!

[@H3ndr1x]

Scarcella should get years in prison for all that wrongdoing he did

[@chiomanwagwu2183]

Death penalty at least bro he's a hoe

[@lilscenechick1995]

So far 20 wrongful convictions have been overturned. That’s HALF of the cases he was directly involved in. And unfortunately there’s no law against what he’s done. He’s retired. Not much can be done to him, now. His reputation is ruined, at the very least…

[@Kendra-xr8bl]

Why is that funny

[@mochithecorgi6160]

That Scarcella detective apparently framed 8 people of murder when he wasn’t retired. I would hate that man for life.

[@Sirdilophosaurusthethird2.0]

That’s good for the innocent convicts

[@tylerankirsh5030]

You saying it like it’s bad for someone else

[@lilhedgehog8576]

@@tylerankirsh5030 I was gonna make a joke about how it’s bad for the cops who wrongly arrested them, but we all know nothing is gonna happen to them…… it’s a sad world we live in.

[@tylerankirsh5030]

@@lilhedgehog8576 fr they should have been to jail especially the first detective who pressured witnesses into snitching on the wrong person

[@lilhedgehog8576]

@@tylerankirsh5030 yeah…. well on the bright side, everybody knows his name, and they will shame him for life, hopefully.

[@Iaserz]

17 years in prison for McDonalds is wild 😭💀

[@astrixzi]

ONG BRUH

[@astrixzi]

SHE BETTER BE STILL GETTING THAT HAPPY MEAL FOR F . R . E . E

[@astrixzi]

ok ok I finished it glad she got that happy meal

[@mrtrollnator123]

Fr

[@downfall963]

3.65 million dollars for 40 years? Might as well have thrown a happy meal at him and told him to get out.

[@RPNL29]

Right

[@ValerieMcGhee-zm8wk]

I know right 😂 people are so stupid these days

[@YourAverageSpanish]

In conclusion: the court is stupid a lot of times, and they don’t even pay you well. If that happened to me, when the judge said “You’re free to go” I’d start running as fast as I can. Like “Screw it I’m free!”. Also I would sue the state/city.

[@rubyy38]

nah scarcella messed up really bad

[@itschrissyffr]

its sad how ppl accuse others with no proof of it and they get sent behind bars. this goes to show that there truly is no faith in humanity.

[@kakyoinn1971]

I'm from El Paso and I was so happy to hear that Daniel was set free, I can't imagine how he felt😭 I did some research and apparently the former detective had a history of lying. Like why wouldn't you fire him???

[@YourItchi_Rizzikuni]

The fact that the kid had a shirt that said "Free my daddy" makes my heart shatter

[@Pumpkin-Spice-Gurl]

Louis scarcella should be behind bars himself

[@dreamssisters5236]

Honestly.

[@Zurround]

I wonder if there has ever been a situation where an exonerated person had no family or friends left to help them adjust to life out of prison, either because they had died or moved away and lost contact with him or her AND that person was not given any restitution money (maybe living somewhere where the law does not require that) and the only money they had was earned at well below minimum wage at some prison job and they ended up homeless and starving trying to get back into prison for at least the food and shelter?

[@ajaooi]

3 million for 40 years in prison is not enough.

[@Zurround]

Mcalay Calkin was paid over 4 million, back in 1990 when there was less inflation, for doing the sequel to HOME ALONE. That at the time child actor made more money appearing in one movie than this guy made losing 4 decades of his life. How is that for perspective?

[@chiomanwagwu2183]

If i was him bro I'd want 30 mill at least bro

[@fabriceras9562]

And these are just the ones that got out.....its crazy to think that there are so much more people who are innocent but never get to get out

[@jetbricks450]

Nah bro, that guy who got arrested at 18 and spent basically 40 years in prison got did dirty. He spent that long in jail and at such a young age, for a crime he didn't commit, and afterwards only got 3 mil. 3 MIL!?!? Imaging spending basically half your life in jail and then only getting 3 million dollars. That's just downright horrible. L justice system tbh.

[@asdfghj13579fly]

This is why I’m conflicted about the death penalty. If our “justice” system will sentence people for decades based on the loosest evidence or no evidence at all, how do we know a death penalty won’t be sentenced on close to nothing?

[@NoOne-gc7is]

I agree its disgustingly wrong and tragic that although we don’t know every one that was wrongful Nobody can argue that their is a disturbing amount that have happened and it’s overwhelming that they have gone without attention and subsequently the extent will never be known. 💔

[@imjustSomeoneT_T]

Garcella be arresting everybody he saw when he was a detective lol

[@BKAY2COLD]

“Trust me bro she guilty Fr”

[@minhducle8895]

scarcella definitely know these people are innocent long ago

[@Kellytheanimallover]

ARE YOU KIDDING?! THEY ALL DID NOTHING AND AND BARLEY GOT ANYTHING IN RETURN OF BEING IN JAIL FOR 1+ DECADE?!? 😡 😡

[@On1Indigo]

These judges really throwing people in prison with no evidence be fr 💀

[@Junna_T4kane]

I feel so bad for the people who served all that Jail time for nothing 😔

[@XOXO4U686]

Scarcella was a awful man and I think that the reason he arrested people without any evidence is that he could get a raise or something like that, because if you get more arrests then that equals more money

[@jennawebb4225]

Bruh

[@XOXO4U686]

@@jennawebb4225 what did I say something or is it Abt him ?

[@jennawebb4225]

@@XOXO4U686 no sorry it's about him. I was meant to say Scarcella is just full of greed. Arresting innocent people without proof is just disgusting.

[@rubyy38]

imagine getting 2 decades and 7 years in prison(or over) and being framed

[@adamenstrom7209]

scarcella has had 20 wrongful convictions

[@Kuriet]

These stuff make me so sad bc my father robbed our neighbor's home when I was 2 or 3 and my family was poor af, about 3 years later when he got out he was literally framed for something (idk what) and was sentenced for 8 years like he didnt do anything man

[@Mythic_Mirage15]

If you were wrongfully convicted you should be awarded at least a million for each year you served and even more if you were convicted as a minor

[@mrtrollnator123]

Fr

[@romancelover1728]

Imagine you get sent to prison falls for rap3 die and then the court realize that you got falsely accused

[@Shawnware35]

3:12 They waited 20 years to say something

[@siyabongakgomo-ys6wu]

Damn Scarcella must have been bored

[@yuriosato3565]

The fact that they need to file a lawsuit to get compensation 💀

[@heartsforurmum]

Imagine being in prison for 40 years because of a crime you didn’t commit, and you don’t even receive 10 million dollars.

[@DEMONRNSH]

Bro never disappoint on the vids😀

[@GreenBeanzyy]

these investigators be like herlock sholmes

[@melissastockman7527]

The detective probably threatened the witnesses.

[@dr.scratch3868]

8:00 WHY THE HELL DID THEY NOT CHECK THE EVIDENCE BEFORE THEY CONVICTED HIM BRO LIKE FR.

[@l_Lovely-Kitkat_l]

12:26 ngl I started dying by his face changes to chill to dumbfounded 💀☠😭

[@heidilopez6097]

No matter what Salah always finds a way to be entertaining💁

[@Ja_PlayS12]

true

[@maybellaing2673]

Love these vids keep up the good work dude.Also these convicts are probably so happy to be out 🎉❤

[@Gomnipotent]

I hate how these sentences more or less ruin these people’s lives.

[@Zurround]

Well to be fair they ALSO ruin the lives of their family. That lady arrested at McDonadl's with her daughter? The girl missed out on being raised by her mother and maybe ended up in the foster care system or something?

[@jaydenr4542]

Imagine how much people who got accused and never did it and got death chair or died and then they figured it out after that they where not guilty

[@Zurround]

I wonder if the state has to pay restitution money to their FAMILY?

[@TheMentalAsylum-d2o]

The green nile story is exactly like that

[@EirwenVivantel]

I remember seeing something about a mentally disabled man who was coached into admitting to a rape and murder he didnt do and got the death penalty. Rest in peace to him. He didn't deserve that.

[@dwxmkp]

Scarcella is that person who runs on McDonalds wifi 😭😭😭

[@white_shadow-tv]

theres been alot of innocent convicts that got killed by death row

[@john-paulb6554]

"she has a good 5 more years.... respectfully" lol

[@Him12531]

12:16 I’m in my teens so the next 5 years are really valuable

[@taylordaenzer4852]

These people are going to jail on crimes they didn't commit that's crazy.

[@taylorbyrams9619]

40 years for 3.5 mil is insane

[@dumbkitkat]

Bro I’d be mad as fuck if I were these people that shits crazy

[@chasecummings1529]

We live in a cruel world

[@FNBteoo]

this is sad man. I know exactly how this feels sadly 💔

[@slepeteee]

my grandpa has spent 5 years in jail for nothing, when they found out they didnt give him a penny..

[@whohoo-sz2uv]

That's crazy bro

[@beatfour5]

Its crazy that this could happen to anyone

[@shanecookie]

THE POOR DUDE that went away for almost 40 years lost all chances of college, jobs,long realationships,children exc. like bro lost his whole life because some flat headed 12 year old

[@Stick_Buggies]

He really had to upper case the innocent 😂

[@OfficialCookieAndCream]

i know your voice so well when ever i hear it it makes my day better

[@shadeepsies]

The most amount of years I’m doing for ANY money AT ALL, is 1, maybe 2 years, just MAYBE 2.5

[@Ult_kiwi]

4:35 she last saw her daughter when she was getting her a happy meal, 17 years later that child is probs an adult

[@GalaxykatYT6]

Imagine how many people are currently in jail or got the death sentence for something they didn’t do…that’s really sad.

[@leojoking1615]

Imagine losing your own childhood and not being able to grow up just for the end you weren't guilty at all

[@Haxorus_rulz]

Y’all got me fucked up if you think I’m gonna spend precious years of my life behind bars for something I didn’t do without putting up a fight!

[@LilBro69-gn7ik]

Bro in the intro people turned up when the guy got sent free 💀

[@TDog_kelley]

god bless these people

[@zz..sleepywawa]

37 years in prison for nothing is wild

[@sidfromiceagetheiceages2966]

broooo david looks like such a cue innocent man i wana hug him

[@derrickchannel1]

Louis Scarcella just out here ruining peoples lives

[@Spider-Mann18]

scarcella Should be fired how many mistakes has this man made

[@lilscenechick1995]

He’s retired. 20 of the convictions his involvement lead to have been overturned. That’s half of the cases he’s been involved in, resulting in convictions. I would be willing to bet every single one was innocent.

[@JaxonPorter-b7v]

10 mil bro if ever get locked up for something I didn’t do

[@anjaneilennis881]

I was just wondering, not to sound unsympathetic or naive but how much power does a detective have to always be threatening witnesses into not saying anything for decades. I guess they do have the power to ruin you and your families life if you don't comply I understand that for a witness but when being done directly towards the victim, the moment you succumb to the pressure its over for you, that's what peer pressure is. It sad how if decided on person in a higher position than you could easily ruin your life and the justice system couldn't be none the wiser. If I was a large dog best believe its gonna be on site when I see that Awful detective.

[@mimithinks7]

Im not a bad person and i dont wish bad on anyone... But scarcella i wish he was put in jail for his wrong doing for the time the defendants served

[@Jeffthetrueboss]

I feel bad for all those people

[@bologa1006]

the begining is a bop

[@shinatakumi6639]

39 years? Wtf? Without evidence?

[@yoongisfallenoffeyebrow1641]

Damn scarcella 😭😭😭

[@NotThaWolf]

YO I SWEAR TO EVERYTHING WE HAD THE SAME REACTION AT 6:29

[@spidaspidaspida]

Scarella been busy like dang

[@LJH4200]

Y’all need to call Jayoma

[@nicofreako4228]

3 million dollars for 40 years is CRAZY

[@RosaEstrada-c9x]

8:59 BRO LIVES SO CLOSE TO WHERE I LIVE NAH

[@Pyrop1tz]

Finally some wholesome shit

[@shamaribtsfan4483]

And the fact I used to live in El Paso Texas 💀💀😭

[@MoonTheThird]

One persons life is worth more than a country. Having someone waste the first half of their life in prison if they did nothing wrong is just plain cruel. Unforgivable.

[@TristanSmith-m3u]

Yo Scarcella Be Bored man

[@DruzeyMusic]

NYPD gotta do better bro😭 im only 3:35 into the cid but they the only ones ive heard

[@Theyluvtjay]

I swear if I get sent to prison for sum I aint do somebody gonna die and it aint gon be me

[@Kui-cw1bn]

for 1+ years in prison imma need $5000000000

[@WendysNeverlandYT]

My biggest fear is one day somehow getting charged for something i didnt do because i was unlucky enough to be at the wrong place at the wromg time. And then i get ripped away from my kids

[@dreadz314]

Ok

[@mrtrollnator123]

Same

[@mrtrollnator123]

​@@dreadz314💀💀💀

[@mikeoxsmall-dv9ku]

yxl never fails to deliver :)

[@Neutralme]

i cried

[@VaylenceFallzCLOWNCORE]

My uncle almost had the same thing happen to him bc his crazy ass ex said that he kidnapped her in a house of 5+💀

[@Sally-x5z]

💀some people are just crazy, aren’t they?

[@VaylenceFallzCLOWNCORE]

@@Sally-x5z fr.

[@Pablo-rz1dc]

Imagine someone got death row than years later they found it wasn’t them

[@Yourlocalspongeboi]

This channel basically has no comments but it deserves more

[@Kesvii_ZA]

To the guy when said in the chat "NIGGAA" 🍷👏

[@ultimatecrystal9646]

For real some police thinks their smart ....

[@joshDaTrend]

Idc what amount I am NOT going to prison That's tuff goes on your permanent record bro

[@Shyam69H]

Salah scream gyat at the intro of ur vid