Torched Alive In A Token Booth While Travelers Watched - Subway Stories: The Story Of Harry Kaufman

[@mimiwins1]

You are such an eloquent, respectful and concise true story teller.

[@EvilIntentions]

Thank you so much for the kind words.

[@alison4316]

​@@EvilIntentions Thank YOU for your hard work and dedication to the victims of these horrific crimes ❤

[@LauraLou82]

So true. I wish he had a podcast

[@OriginalSilver416]

Couldn't have said it better myself. Much Love & Respect from Toronto! ❤

[@ebenson4778]

I agree 👍

[@cassandrarocha7369]

This case is so upsetting. From what happened to this poor man, to these innocent men spending their entire youth in prison for something they didn’t do, to the real perpetrators getting away with it. I’m so angry right now.

[@lindaarrington9397]

I'm with you I didn't know exactly what I was feeling but u hit the nail on the head I'm just plain sad and mad This poor innocent man and I'm just starting so They put the wrong people in prison 4 it???? Don't know if I can watch it all.im also getting an upset stomic

[@tinawindham6958]

Stomach 👍🏻

[@adrukova1407]

I remember this case. I was a freshman in HS & all the parents were so scared that we had to travel thru subway . NYC was a scary place in the 80s/90s.

[@sharrielee911]

So the police just so happened to pick these three out of a crowd🤔 there's some factual evidence here has to why.. is because how were they implicated in the first place I'm thinking they knew who did it and just wasn't talking just take the punishment with a grain of salt...and now the real killers or killer were never caught to this day all due to LAZY police work wow what a time we live in😠 even if there's witness who saw this it's NY in December it's freezing there especially at night and it's not even officially winter yet it's fall🤔everyone were wear big coats hats scarves gloves like how did they get pinched when you can't see there faces or even no the color nor male or female makes complete sense to me🤔 anyway I'm upset because it ended by the police not giving a fuck about this incredible man just trying to make an honest living for his family for them to go to the lengths of just picking anyone off the street and say"he or they did it" with no actual proof just forced and coerced confessions 😏my deepest condolences goes out to his family.. rest in paradise Mr Kaufman gone but never forgotten 🙏🏽😇🙏🏽🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹

[@sharrielee911]

Same here... I couldn't watch it without gritting my teeth on how bad the police handle this case 😠it's truly disgusting to say the least... SMFH 🤬

[@anonone8954]

These people extracting false confessions need to serve prison terms themselves. Some prosecutors need to be locked up.

[@Renee2day598]

Based

[@dlo3408]

My thoughts exactly. But dirty cops won’t ever be prosecuted they all stick up for each other . Sad which is why minorities don’t trust cops

[@stephcarlofc]

You have pure talent in telling stories and showing respect to the victims. As well as not sugarcoating anything. Much respect!!!

[@EvilIntentions]

I really appreciate that! Thank you!

[@maxmonikac1980]

In addition to all compliments about the narrator’s storytelling, I also think it’s the sound of his voice that plays a major part in the growing number of new subscribers. It’s soothing and calming but at the same time keeping the listener intrigued to hear more.

[@GargoyleCaboose]

I was going to comment the same thing. His voice is warm, soothing and calm. I feel the same way about Shrouded Hand 😊

[@lobotaxfree]

She aint lyin!

[@Clean-N-ShineInDfw]

I agree

[@BKLYNGIRL222]

Facts! 💜

[@operaanimelover369]

Harry Kaufman embodied self-sacrifice for his family and a great work ethic for his career. He worked hard at the subway among many previous jobs to ensure his family, especially his adolescent son, led their best possible lives. It is such a tragedy that feral savages would dare to deprive him of constantly being the best patriarch he could be to his family. Equally sad is how three young men ended up being wrongfully indicted for a murder they never committed in the first place until they were exonerated eighteen years later. It just shows how one horrific tragedy can snowball into another tragedy that drags people to perdition until it is too late. May Harry Kaufman rest in peace. I wish solidarity and love to his family. I also hope that the exonerated three find peace and stability within themselves.

[@powerfully_confident1739]

@operaanimelover, your well-written comment has me teary-eyed.🥺 I agree with every word. However, Luv, hold on to your britches *(I’m not sure why I said or where I got britches from, lol).* But, if I’m not mistaken, the exonerated three served either 30 years or close to it. Unbelievable! I can’t even imagine. And poor, sweet Harry Kaufman should not have the amount of pain he experienced. It’s so unfair. Harry lost time to spend many more years with his wife and family. Tomorrow is not a promise, as we are aware. But, it was not those men call to take a life, and for what? They are all disgusting and have changed the trajectory of people’s lives. Do they even care?😔What those monsters did is vile, heinous, and unforgivable. ~Blessings~😊🫶🏾✌🏾

[@JadedBelle]

​@@powerfully_confident1739This occurred in 1995....

[@LeftHookDeadly280]

😢​@@JadedBelle

[@jamieharris2633]

It takes a sadistic monster to set someone on fire.

[@marthaperdew]

PURE EVIL 😈!!!!

[@DevilOnlyKnitsLace]

Your work never fails to move me. Your respect for the victims is unmatched by any other creator.

[@EvilIntentions]

Thanks so much

[@lobotaxfree]

FACTS

[@MaruTheGreat]

This man was my mothers close friends father. This heinous act devastated the family. Never got a chance to meet him unfortunately, but I vividly remember my mother telling me the story as a kid and showing me the article in the Daily News. Thank you for telling these stories. They’re an important piece of the city’s history that often goes overlooked or becomes a footnote in NYC history.

[@thisisHowHedidit]

😢😢💔💔🙏🏾🙏🏾😇😇

[@career5690]

How is his family doing have you ever spent time with them?

[@EightyThreeG]

That officer needs to be in prison for stealing parts of those mens lives and robbing the family of justice

[@barbaralamson7450]

I just read your opening statement from the home page. If they didn't have a voice before, they will always have one here. That is so touching.

[@JackJackIsBackBack]

What do you mean by reading the opening statement from the homepage? Like his video came up in your feed?

[@barbaralamson7450]

@@JackJackIsBackBack No.

[@carolinebrennan3864]

​@@barbaralamson7450 😆 😂

[@jinxy1228]

As a New Yorker born and raised in the Bronx & obsessed with true crime, I love your page and the history you give behind the stories as well. I have all of your notifications on and don't miss a video lol

[@EvilIntentions]

Thank you so much for tuning in!

[@dalebarnes9949]

I just love the videos you put out, I can feel your compassion, respect for the innocent victims, and your love for those victims. You deserve your own tv program.

[@ericdravenX00X]

Continuing too provide a voice for those that have lost their lives through senseless and horrific events.. "RIP Harry Gone But Never Forgotten."

[@Granny-2-Three]

Its so heartbreaking all the way around! The horrible and devastating loss of Harry. Not only the loss of Harry but loss of the three gentlemen that were viciously condemned and spent 30 years in prison! I cant even fathom spending a night in prison but 30 years is utterly mind-blowing. I hope they are able to live the rest of their lives in peace, love, happiness and a FAT check (although no amount of $ can or will make up for the time lost)!! Looking at Harry's pictures you can see what a sweet and kind soul he had! WHY ARE PEOPLE SO DAMNED CRUEL?

[@robertmiller5516]

A fat check for what? Were they not guilty? Did they not burn a man to death?

[@CinnCity78]

@@robertmiller5516did you even listen to the story?🙄They were wrongly convicted and that’s why they were released. The fact that two other village ding bats liked your idiotic comment is a trip🥴

[@JadedBelle]

​@@robertmiller5516They were not guilty. Did you not watch the video?

[@Justheretoview1988]

He clearly didn't watch the video, those men were falsely convicted and it was overturned you dummy.

[@Justheretoview1988]

He clearly didn't watch the video

[@chocolateprincess5612]

This story had me crying long before it got to the part about the innocent men being framed for the crime. So, the diabolical monster that committed the crime was never caught?!

[@intriguinghuman]

I never understood why investigators would want to convict someone who didn’t do it. That’s not real justice.

[@EvilIntentions]

They get all the praise and promotions. Disgusting.

[@intriguinghuman]

@@EvilIntentions sad smh

[@d.y.h.w.]

Law enforcement here. They get kickbacks for conviction rates, just like district attorneys do.

[@CarlainNewYork]

That is just getting the case off their hands and act like they did real police work. Neither do they want to use funds for certain cases. Sad sad true

[@sharphudson5592]

They wanted promotion, pay raise, and praises while being a incompetent detectives. They're just like those criminals who doesn't care whose life and family they will destroy, just to get what they wanted.

[@jewlsfbarbie]

Heartbreaking that someone died from such a gruesome and heinous act. It's even more heartbreaking that the suspects haven't been found and that innocent victims had to serve time behind bars. This story also tells the story of the unjust justice system we still have to this day.

[@Kitkac80]

Good job big bro. A angel indeed. Thank you for recognizing the innocent and the brave. RIP😢❤

[@EvilIntentions]

Thank you!

[@Kitkac80]

Thank big bro awesome job keep em coming. A big fan. God bless you

[@lorettasearcy1471]

This is so incredibly sad 😔,praying for his family,friends and colleagues,and everyone who knew and loved him. R.I.P Sir.

[@terry4161]

Growing up in the 90s I remember crackheads, thugs and bums always messing with the people who worked in the token booth. People who didn’t grow up in this time do not understand how bad crime was back then, most ppl didn’t have cell phones to call for help….you had no service underground.

[@EvilIntentions]

It was no mans land. Them treks from upper west to far rockaway used to be long and dramatic for no reason.

[@snowman4008]

Same thing goes on today.

[@teekolinski491]

Guliani was in the process of cleaning up the city (which he did a damn good job btw). The recession of the 70s and the crack filled 80s really turned NYC into a dilapidated war zone. I grew up out on Long Island but I had family in the boroughs and would always date guys in the city so I remember. Coming off the LIRR to transfer to the subway and tucking in my jewelry. Lol. Good times 😂

[@WorldstagedTv]

Facts

[@career5690]

Trust me I know! As a little girl I had to hold people hands walking around in the streets it was that dangerous.

[@soldadodedios5336]

I still want to know who did this to this man.

[@jasonv2323]

Dam people are so sick! Like why? Why make someone suffer like that for no damn reason! I do not understand why people want to hurt innocent people!

[@EvilIntentions]

It's terrible. No rhyme or reason.

[@jasonv2323]

@@EvilIntentions I love your content my man

[@jameshlightseyiii5930]

Sickening and pathetic.

[@bonesbrigante]

I grew up watching Unsolved Mysteries with my grandmother if she were still here I’m certain this would be one of her favorite channels 🙏🏽

[@Itsdarooster]

You have a wonderful way of telling people's stories paying respect and humility while keeping it 💯 with the truth

[@PA_Cheddar]

I agree, voice,cadence,and story telling is a must and this guy really has it! Great work , from Woodhaven, Queens!

[@EvilIntentions]

Thanks a lot for the kind words. Always appreciated!

[@diamondonpurpose9145]

Well said. Agreed👍🏾

[@MaiMai-ys4yg]

That poem at the end….broke my heart❤ RIP to the victim mentioned in this story . And sending much love and strength to his family. Years may go by, but I’m sure he is never forgotten.

[@nikkibetts467]

Very excited, the subway series is now posted. I look forward to your awesome storytelling while paying homage to the victims.

[@EvilIntentions]

Thank you for tuning in!

[@Louielover-d3]

Burnt alive, my biggest fear, I love to listen to your awesome gentle caring voice 😢

[@diamondonpurpose9145]

I remember when this happened. Many of these stories would be forgitten if not for you. Terrible tragedy that changed the lives of Harry's family, the wrongfully accused and prompted one of many of the first subway system changes.

[@yolandarentas9904]

Hi @Evilintentions, I too am a native New Yorker (love that song). Having just recently discovered your channel I am compelled to binge watch. I remember many of these stories from the news. You are doing an amazing job! I am wondering if you would be able to research and make a video about the girl named Brenda in the late Tupac Shakur's song Brenda's Got A Baby? I believe she lived in Brooklyn. Love your channel. Thank you, God bless.❤

[@nuyorican130]

Damn them brothers did 30 yrs..WTF...I hope they sued NYPD

[@Ontheroxxwithsalt]

If you lay down with dogs, you get fleas. The brothers may have been innocent but obviously they were linked to the criminal life and thus they got pulled into something they never bargained for. If you play with fire you will eventually get burned.

[@lyf272]

I'm an older, native New Yorker. It takes a strong person to survive here unscathed. RIP SIR🙏🏼💔

[@eliov6425]

i do remember this unfortunate incident, the subways were wild back then , probably worse today .. great job on the video

[@MrParker-ux2mh]

Money from NYC won’t fix what these brothers suffered. In a just world, give these 3 men 28 minutes in a room with that detective. No furniture, no cameras, no windows. Just 3 native NYers with brand new constructs on……and a dirty cop. #NowThatsJustice

[@LongRange245]

I remember this. This happened right after I seen Money Train. I was still living in Fort Greene Projects

[@ingoditrust4235]

So who is the supposed person that confessed and the police let go?? Very sad and disturbing. RIP

[@g.bryant7152]

I went to high school with his son. I still remember how sad I got after reading about this in the newspaper and seeing my classmate's picture.

[@therealbronxbull8541]

Great video thanks for the upload mano. My dad was a clerk from 1958 until his death in 1980 he started off working the 11p-7a shift at 116th on the 2 line he'd take me when i was a kid he'd also get held up quite a bit because they did have bp booths in the 60s. He finally had the senority that put him closer to the projects I was born n raised in Eastchester Gardens. 2 line Burke Ave 5 line Gun Hill Rd Looking forward to more subway stories

[@sherimoralesrowe5078]

Man I remember this. I was 13 living in Brooklyn. May God rest his soul. Thank you for telling his story.

[@mamaromi4773]

How heartbreaking and terrifying that we live in such a cruel city. You do an amazing job telling us these harrowing tales so we may not forget those so harshly ripped away from this world. Thank you.

[@CinnCity78]

To think that whoever really did this is still walking around makes me sick. That poor man and his family. May Mr. Kaufman rest in peace. I hope his son fared well.🙏🏾

[@PA_Cheddar]

I still have some subway tokens, NYTA! Excellent work from Woodhaven,Queens

[@marladondasse6038]

Thank you once again for such a moving tribute to someone who lost their life senselessly..RIP Mr. Kaufman.

[@beast1160]

It was heartbreaking on both sides. Rest In Power Harry

[@MN-hv5xv]

Thanks for giving a voice to Mr Kaufman and for speaking on the innocent men that were eventually exonerated- although they spent way too many years behind bars for a crime they didn't commit!!

[@shaunriley116]

Evening bro I remember a lot of these stories living in Brooklyn man how times have changed nyc is different place today then what it was back then many some many sad stories and events nyc is much much more safe today people have no idea

[@chanelharry6376]

RIP Harry. As a New Yorker, I never knew this story. Thank you for telling it so eloquently. ❤

[@carolinebrennan3864]

This makes me feel like crying. Just looking in his eyes, you can see the kindness and integrity. Im at least happy, he had a wonderful family life while growing up and then found love having his own loving family. Terrible. Poor man. I hope his family has managed to heal after this atrocity.❤

[@angelinasantana5944]

Subway stories . The voice , details and respect . Amazing! #brooklyn🇵🇷

[@suewilliams7661]

I love how u tell the stories the right way and u always give the victims a voice n show them respect

[@TheDutchessOfCornville]

What a tragedy all around. Rest in peace, Harry.

[@yayaminah7908]

Another soul gone to violence and a family left with no justice. I don’t know how that family feels but to know that the “accused” would be released many years later would leave me so unsettled. I hate that he suffered. The trauma …has to be too much. My sincere condolences to the families affected by this senseless tragedy.

[@kathyollis7037]

That's tragic all the way around, I pray those men can find peace in their hearts & Harrys family

[@DeniseButler-hz3jn]

Thank u for sharing another story with us, u are appreciated . Always condolences to the families, an this family .😔🙏❤️

[@breedube1332]

My sympathy goes out to Harry's widow and his children and grandchildren that will never get to know the love and honor and compassion their grandfather embodied and to all his friends and co-workers may Harry R.I.P and I pray one day that the monsters responsible for his death are caught and punished to the fullest extent of the law and that the judge and jury keep in mind all the loss pain and suffering all his loved ones are still going through and will go through for the rest of their lives and also keep in mind the pain and fear that poor Harry had to endure till he took his last breath and God took him home....Amen!!!

[@BmoreLioness]

I was not going to watch this episode because I know what my mental state can handle and fire never sits well with me, but I did not expect for this story to flip and be such a great travesty on so many levels! Mr. Kaufman lost his life in a very brutal way and for no reason at all. The 3 men who suffered at the hand of the so-called justice system. Mr. Kaufman's family gets to suffer again due to the laziness and unprofessionalism of the justice system as no new suspects are charged with the crime. This story took a crazy turn. It's sad how the police can abuse their titles. Ruin peoples lives. Make people suffer again and again and they are never held accountable. Thank you so much for telling this story.

[@rissilient85]

Well done. Much respect to the family and RIP Mr. Kauffman.

[@briandem.1184]

Thank you for this video, you always display a voice for the victims. 🙏🏽🕊️💜

[@EvilIntentions]

Thank you I appreciate that!

[@MilkTheGhost]

i love your channel for many reasons but the number one reason is because i was born and raised in new york... specifically the 5 boroughs.. and i've always been into true crime since i popped out the womb, and i've never heard any of the stories or anything about the victims. i love how all of your videos are about NYC crimes. i always get so hyped when i see you uploaded a new video!

[@clareswinney1087]

There aren’t many guys voices I can close my eyes and drift off to apart from yours. Obviously I re-listen during my waking up time. ☺️

[@Jammo1978]

The only thing I can say is that they're sick Evil bastards RIP Harry 😢🙏🙏🙏the way you deal with these stories/situations is done very well and with compassion and you can tell through the tone of your voice that you genuinely care, thank you

[@carolinebrennan3864]

Those poor young men. I hope their lives have been good for them since they were exonerated. 🙏

[@boozedusa]

Sad story😢

[@EvilIntentions]

Very sad. May he always rest in peace.

[@lionelluva]

I remember hearing this story a few years ago and it still breaks my heart to this day. Mr. Kaufman did not deserve that at all 😢 Jose, thank you for your gift of storytelling. As much as I don’t like hearing these stories, your voice easily keeps me listening. That’s a pure gift. Thank you 🙏🏽

[@clarklatanya22]

A narrator that can speak clearly I give you 100% respect❤

[@thomasgilmore7988]

Honestly you may be my favorite storyteller keep up with your work man good job

[@fabriennebrannon6791]

I had that same poem in my Daddy’s obituary. This was so sad and senseless.

[@ivetrod226]

Genius series- Subway stories. Salute & Respect !! A huge thank you from across the Hudson River

[@lauraabeysinghe9321]

I remember this like it was yesterday. My brother was a conductor for 31 years. The stories he would share would shock you.

[@victoriazwick1082]

Why didn't anyone help this man?!?! This whole story made me sick at how people can do these disgusting things to others. And I'm also angry at the detectives ridiculously incompetent handling of this case. The police let the true murderers get away.

[@brishellrodriguez]

my condolences to the family no words can describe the pain this caused in that family

[@taramcbrearty2918]

Thank you for telling us these stories with such respect for the victims and so much empathy for all effected you have a gift

[@cindyc12]

I couldn't do this one... just the title of being burnt alive😢 but definitely will watch the next and I enjoy your channel.

[@vanblessa]

This story is extremely heartbreaking for all involved. So upsetting that whoever did this was never caught. The poem at the end was beautiful, and made me think of my father who passed away last year. 😢

[@ShandiTyler-br1rm]

Great narrator I love listening to you. It's so relaxing

[@CallMeNette88]

I remember this. The movie Money Train had came out, and they were blaming the movie. This wasn't the only time it happened, but this was the worst in years. Also, a lot of ppl were being pushed on the train tracks that year and the following year

[@AngelaJones-i7m]

I remember this story.I'm mad and sad this happened to this worker. Rip Harry.🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹

[@honeybrown595]

Jose, you did it again. I tune in every time. Thank you for all you do. Thank you for keeping the victims name alive. Thank you for putting this together. Please take time for yourself as well. I know retelling these crimes can't be easy. Take care of yourself. Thank you again.

[@ChichiThugmen]

I’m not from New York but I thank you for allowing these families to find some type of peace and keep us on our toes. We can’t move though the future if you don’t know the past! Thank you brotha✊🏾 and peace, comfort, strength to the family’s that lost loved ones! ✊🏾❤️

[@bessie0899]

Something about you is just so kind and I love the way you tell stories with so much respect and love for the victims and families. Thank you for sharing these videos and stories, especially the ones about children, you’re really doing an amazing job❤

[@EvilIntentions]

Thank you so much for the kind words. I appreciate it!

[@TheMrCarterShow]

Your way of telling stories is top tier, my brother 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@princessprincesss6676]

The stories you tell bro keep shining your light on them these stories will not be forgotten😞🕊🙏🏽

[@carmenconcepcion447]

Truly a remarkable story well told. So sad and truly devastating. Brings back memories to when I lived in New York taking subways to go to work, so many cruel and evil things happen during my living in New York. Continue to rest in peace Harry and all those who went thru this tragic deaf. 😢 🎉 Thank you for your talent and respect you show to families. I also don't miss an episode. Thank you respectfully, always .

[@JessieLee_]

Jose, you did a phenomenal job on this really important video. I’ve seen way too many times people getting falsely accused, while the real criminals are free 🤦🏻‍♀️ Harry really sounds like an amazing father, husband, friend and co-worker. I’m truly sorry his life was taken away too soon 😢My deepest condolences goes out to his family, loved ones and friends 🙏❤️🕊️ My heart goes out to the 3 victims falsely accused and their families and loved ones. I’m so sorry you all had to go to prison for something you didn’t do, no one deserves that. That detective should be ashamed of himself for what he did to these young men att, I’ll never understand how someone who gets in that line of work just to ruin peoples lives, when they’re supposed to save ppls lives.

[@Vixendee_666]

What a beautiful poem. Great job on telling his story. ❤

[@EvilIntentions]

Thanks so much for watching!

[@javierq9394]

You would win an Emmy if the ID channel put you on their network. If they don’t they will start taking your ideas. Great work . Best show on KZbin

[@Msjay77]

I remember this like it was yesterday. What a horrible senseless way to pass. I just don’t understand the stupidity behind this? Thank you for always respectfully telling these tragic stories. 🙏🏽 To his family and friends.

[@WarrenHolly]

I was in therapy for PTSD for veterans. This one guy was a medic and he tried to work on one burn victim and the same was said he tried to move him behind some cover because ak rounds were raining down on there position and everytime he grabbed him by his hand to try and drag him his flesh would come off it sounded horrible if he had lifted his head to grip him under his arms he would have gotten hit. But he didn't leave him.

[@Regina-xe4ul]

You're voice is so soothing as you tell the horrific details of these victims. Thank you for making listening to them a little more tolerable. God bless you and these said victims ❤ I salute you 🌹

[@theresawelch4496]

Such a truly sad story and you tell the stories so well God Bless 🙏🏽

[@ChocolateDon929]

I’m always emotional watching your stories another impeccable documentary rip mr Kaufman sending healing prayers to the wrongful accused

[@CHERYLee-s6r]

I was born and raised in the Bronx, I remember this horrible case.

[@karenk3458]

RIP! 😭 😢! Much hasn’t changed as you mentioned sadly! My heart breaks for the victims!

[@WeloveyouDave]

Really moving story . There's no winners here !!!! Rest in peace Harry and I would like to think these 3 innocent victims managed to have a good life once they were released

[@ladydragon5526]

Thank you for beautifully telling these untold stories❤ the research, respect, & heart that you put into your videos is truly heartfelt & amazing

[@Jillhendry22]

Thanks a million Jose, for always being a voice to all these victims. This is such a heartbreaking story. It just brought tears to my eyes when Harry said I want my family 😢 it just shows what a great man he was .we appreciate your love and compassion for these victims when you tell their story. My prayers go out the families and definitely will lit a candle for Harry. Harry you will forever be remembered for your personality and the great family man you were. I'm just glad justice were served for Harry and he's family.

[@Naporche]

So heartbreaking around 🥹💔 my condolences to the family and rest in peace Mr.Harry.

[@maxmonikac1980]

I live in Washington DC area and commute to work via metro everyday. It’s like a second nature to me. Despite DC still being an unsafe city I rather always feel okay even alone in the train. I cannot say the same thing about NYC Subway. There is always something eerie about it. In addition to reading about various crimes and unfortunate incidents resulting in deaths Could it also be because it’s one of the oldest subway systems in the world?

[@AYEwhatido]

Never been this early to one of your videos. Love the work you’re doing!

[@EvilIntentions]

Thank you!

[@audibjornsson6107]

Wow youve gotta be a sick and cruel person to inflict that torture on another human being 😢

[@thrillwillent]

One of the exonerated said “he told them he did it but they kept him hidden” or whatever. I wonder who he’s talking about... 🤔