Central Park jogger case - WikipediaDNA cannot exonerate someone.Got a link for that claim?DNA cannot exonerate someone.
DNA Exonerations in the United States - Innocence Project
"Fast facts:
- 1989: The first DNA exoneration took place
- 365 DNA exonerees to date
- 37: States where exonerations have been won
- 14: Average number of years served
- 5,065.5: Total number of years served
- 26.6: Average age at the time of wrongful conviction
- 43: Average age at exoneration
- 20 of 365 people served time on death row
- 41 of 365 pled guilty to crimes they did not commit
- 69%: Involved eyewitness misidentification"
I should say, that DNA cannot, by itself, exonerate someone.
In this case, the DNA does not show that they were not there, just that someone else WAS there.
Which we always knew.
ONly some one irrationally biased in favor of the rapists in question, could look at that evidence, and see anything that "exonerates" the other rapists.Which "rapists in question" are you referring to?In this case, the DNA does not show that they were not there, just that someone else WAS there.
Which we always knew.
ONly some one irrationally biased in favor of the rapists in question, could look at that evidence, and see anything that "exonerates" the other rapists.
The ones who were falsely convicted by a white supremacist justice system?
What makes you think they are under any obligation to prove they were not there aside from the color of their skins?...
What about the one that volunteered that he only held her legs down, during the rape?
I would certainly think that that one, is under an obligation to prove he was not there. Since, he admitted that he was there. And helped rape the woman.
You can shove your race baiting up your ass, you piece of shit.
"In 2001, Matias Reyes, a convicted murderer and serial rapist serving life in prison, confessed to officials that he had raped the female jogger. His DNA matched that found at the scene, and he provided other confirmatory evidence.
"|He said he committed the rape alone.[3]
"Reyes could not be prosecuted for raping Meili, because the statute of limitations had passed. In 2002 Robert Morgenthau, District Attorney for New York County, had his office conduct an investigation and recommended to the state court that the convictions of the five men on all charges be vacated.
"The court vacated their convictions in 2002, and the state withdrew all charges against the men."
So, you're just trusting the word of the lifer, who could not be tried for his crime, on no one else being there with him?
Despite the confessions of many of the other rapists?
LOL!!!!!!
Dude. Just admit it. When choosing between a rape victim, and her vicious and vile rapists, you sided with the rapist, because you are a vile piece of shit.