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  1. 06-27-2021, 11:53 PM #1
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    Default Exonerated after 34 years by evidence that was in the police's possession

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    God this is awful, and as much as Philadelphia's prosecutor is a stupid man, these conviction integrity units are absolutely necessary. Police work is and should always be "trust but verify".

    Couldn't help but wonder...he's been in jail since he was a teenager but he has FIVE kids?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dreadnaught View Post
    God this is awful, and as much as Philadelphia's prosecutor is a stupid man, these conviction integrity units are absolutely necessary. Police work is and should always be "trust but verify".

    Couldn't help but wonder...he's been in jail since he was a teenager but he has FIVE kids?
    He's 60 now, was convicted when he was 26. The article didn't mention his other 3 kids, but that's irrelevant. Right?

    Risheen Crosland, 36, of West Oak Lane, was just 2 when his father was arrested. His oldest brother, Curtis Jr., became the father figure at age 6.
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