After 6 Trials, Mississippi AG Finally Drops Charges Against Man In Prison For 23 Yrs

[Biff_Poindexter]

After 6 Trials, Prosecutors Drop Charges Against Curtis Flowers

Flowers spent 23 years behind bars for a 1996 quadruple killing at a Mississippi furniture store. Prosecutors said Friday that there were no credible witnesses available for a seventh trial.

www.npr.org

"What it took for Curtis Flowers, a Black man who spent some 23 years behind bars, to have charges dropped against him: six trials plagued by prosecutor misconduct, multiple overturned convictions, and a dogged investigation by a podcast into a quadruple murder at a Mississippi furniture store. Now, more than a year after the U.S. Supreme Court struck down Flowers' latest conviction, prosecutors have decided to stop pursuing the case. In their filing, prosecutors wrote that there were no credible witnesses for an unprecedented seventh trial, effectively putting to bed a decades-long pursuit of Flowers for the 1996 slayings in the small city of Winona, Miss. "As the evidence stands today, there is no key prosecution witness that incriminates Mr. Flowers who is alive and available and has not had multiple, conflicting statements in the record"

Just in case some folks are not aware -- there are folks out there who are not just protesting against police shooting unarmed citizens -- they are also protesting against the gross injustice, corruption and inequity that exists in our judicial system..Mr. Flowers was lucky enough to gain the attention of legendary attorneys like Ron Kuby and investigators like Ira Todd -- but there are tons of others who aren't so lucky -- and are rotting in jail due to prosecutors like Doug Evans....

Doug Evans, the guy who prosecuted Flowers in all 6 trials, the guy who the Mississippi Supreme Court said "this case presents us with as strong a prima facie case of racial discrimination as we have ever seen" ...the guy who even Justice Brett Kavanaugh said "it looks as though [Evans] is designing, trying to create a record for striking black jurors.” -- on top of that, this prosecutor withheld evidence, paid informants to lie, etc, etc etc -- and he has not faced any consequences whatsoever...

However, Doug Evans is not as rare as we would like to believe...a report on prosecutorial misconduct cited 660 cases of prosecutorial misconduct in the past 5 years -- and out of all of those cases; only one prosecutor was disciplined....it aint just policing on the streets that we should be demanding accountability from -- the same goes for the courts too....unless all of that constitutional talk about equal protection under the law is just bullshit you don't really mean...

 

[JOSweetHeart]

The sad thing is that justice for those who were murdered may not ever take place now. We won't know if the man who has been in jail for the crime all of this time is really the guilty one until he goes and commits the crime that he was in there for now that he is out here with the rest of us again.

God bless you and him and the families of the victims always!!!

Holly

 

[progressive hunter]

After 6 Trials, Prosecutors Drop Charges Against Curtis Flowers

Flowers spent 23 years behind bars for a 1996 quadruple killing at a Mississippi furniture store. Prosecutors said Friday that there were no credible witnesses available for a seventh trial.

www.npr.org

"What it took for Curtis Flowers, a Black man who spent some 23 years behind bars, to have charges dropped against him: six trials plagued by prosecutor misconduct, multiple overturned convictions, and a dogged investigation by a podcast into a quadruple murder at a Mississippi furniture store. Now, more than a year after the U.S. Supreme Court struck down Flowers' latest conviction, prosecutors have decided to stop pursuing the case. In their filing, prosecutors wrote that there were no credible witnesses for an unprecedented seventh trial, effectively putting to bed a decades-long pursuit of Flowers for the 1996 slayings in the small city of Winona, Miss. "As the evidence stands today, there is no key prosecution witness that incriminates Mr. Flowers who is alive and available and has not had multiple, conflicting statements in the record"

Just in case some folks are not aware -- there are folks out there who are not just protesting against police shooting unarmed citizens -- they are also protesting against the gross injustice, corruption and inequity that exists in our judicial system..Mr. Flowers was lucky enough to gain the attention of legendary attorneys like Ron Kuby and investigators like Ira Todd -- but there are tons of others who aren't so lucky -- and are rotting in jail due to prosecutors like Doug Evans....

Doug Evans, the guy who prosecuted Flowers in all 6 trials, the guy who the Mississippi Supreme Court said "this case presents us with as strong a prima facie case of racial discrimination as we have ever seen" ...the guy who even Justice Brett Kavanaugh said "it looks as though [Evans] is designing, trying to create a record for striking black jurors.” -- on top of that, this prosecutor withheld evidence, paid informants to lie, etc, etc etc -- and he has not faced any consequences whatsoever...

However, Doug Evans is not as rare as we would like to believe...a report on prosecutorial misconduct cited 660 cases of prosecutorial misconduct in the past 5 years -- and out of all of those cases; only one prosecutor was disciplined....it aint just policing on the streets that we should be demanding accountability from -- the same goes for the courts too....unless all of that constitutional talk about equal protection under the law is just bullshit you don't really mean...

as usual the problem is people not the constitution,,,

if you dont fight for the constitution and rule of law all of us are doomed,,

 

[Biff_Poindexter]

The sad thing is that justice for those who were murdered may not ever take place now. We won't know if the man who has been in jail for the crime all of this time is really the guilty one until he goes and commits the crime that he was in there for now that he is out here with the rest of us again.

God bless you and him and the families of the victims always!!!

Holly

Very sad.....especially when you consider that the prosecution hid evidence of robberies occurring with similar MO not far away from where this robbery happened.....even down to the type of weapon used and shoes the alleged killer was wearing.....

The other suspects: Who law enforcement did and didn't investigate in the Tardy Furniture murders

What an Alabama crime spree might reveal about the Curtis Flowers investigation.

www.apmreports.org

 

[Biff_Poindexter]

After 6 Trials, Prosecutors Drop Charges Against Curtis Flowers

Flowers spent 23 years behind bars for a 1996 quadruple killing at a Mississippi furniture store. Prosecutors said Friday that there were no credible witnesses available for a seventh trial.

www.npr.org

"What it took for Curtis Flowers, a Black man who spent some 23 years behind bars, to have charges dropped against him: six trials plagued by prosecutor misconduct, multiple overturned convictions, and a dogged investigation by a podcast into a quadruple murder at a Mississippi furniture store. Now, more than a year after the U.S. Supreme Court struck down Flowers' latest conviction, prosecutors have decided to stop pursuing the case. In their filing, prosecutors wrote that there were no credible witnesses for an unprecedented seventh trial, effectively putting to bed a decades-long pursuit of Flowers for the 1996 slayings in the small city of Winona, Miss. "As the evidence stands today, there is no key prosecution witness that incriminates Mr. Flowers who is alive and available and has not had multiple, conflicting statements in the record"

Just in case some folks are not aware -- there are folks out there who are not just protesting against police shooting unarmed citizens -- they are also protesting against the gross injustice, corruption and inequity that exists in our judicial system..Mr. Flowers was lucky enough to gain the attention of legendary attorneys like Ron Kuby and investigators like Ira Todd -- but there are tons of others who aren't so lucky -- and are rotting in jail due to prosecutors like Doug Evans....

Doug Evans, the guy who prosecuted Flowers in all 6 trials, the guy who the Mississippi Supreme Court said "this case presents us with as strong a prima facie case of racial discrimination as we have ever seen" ...the guy who even Justice Brett Kavanaugh said "it looks as though [Evans] is designing, trying to create a record for striking black jurors.” -- on top of that, this prosecutor withheld evidence, paid informants to lie, etc, etc etc -- and he has not faced any consequences whatsoever...

However, Doug Evans is not as rare as we would like to believe...a report on prosecutorial misconduct cited 660 cases of prosecutorial misconduct in the past 5 years -- and out of all of those cases; only one prosecutor was disciplined....it aint just policing on the streets that we should be demanding accountability from -- the same goes for the courts too....unless all of that constitutional talk about equal protection under the law is just bullshit you don't really mean...

as usual the problem is people not the constitution,,,

if you dont fight for the constitution and rule of law all of us are doomed,,

you don't pick and choose when to fight for it -- you don't remain silent when the people on the wrong end of that justice system are people you have disdain for anyway.....

then cry tyranny when it happens to be someone you care about being on the wrong end of it....

 

[progressive hunter]

After 6 Trials, Prosecutors Drop Charges Against Curtis Flowers

Flowers spent 23 years behind bars for a 1996 quadruple killing at a Mississippi furniture store. Prosecutors said Friday that there were no credible witnesses available for a seventh trial.

www.npr.org

"What it took for Curtis Flowers, a Black man who spent some 23 years behind bars, to have charges dropped against him: six trials plagued by prosecutor misconduct, multiple overturned convictions, and a dogged investigation by a podcast into a quadruple murder at a Mississippi furniture store. Now, more than a year after the U.S. Supreme Court struck down Flowers' latest conviction, prosecutors have decided to stop pursuing the case. In their filing, prosecutors wrote that there were no credible witnesses for an unprecedented seventh trial, effectively putting to bed a decades-long pursuit of Flowers for the 1996 slayings in the small city of Winona, Miss. "As the evidence stands today, there is no key prosecution witness that incriminates Mr. Flowers who is alive and available and has not had multiple, conflicting statements in the record"

Just in case some folks are not aware -- there are folks out there who are not just protesting against police shooting unarmed citizens -- they are also protesting against the gross injustice, corruption and inequity that exists in our judicial system..Mr. Flowers was lucky enough to gain the attention of legendary attorneys like Ron Kuby and investigators like Ira Todd -- but there are tons of others who aren't so lucky -- and are rotting in jail due to prosecutors like Doug Evans....

Doug Evans, the guy who prosecuted Flowers in all 6 trials, the guy who the Mississippi Supreme Court said "this case presents us with as strong a prima facie case of racial discrimination as we have ever seen" ...the guy who even Justice Brett Kavanaugh said "it looks as though [Evans] is designing, trying to create a record for striking black jurors.” -- on top of that, this prosecutor withheld evidence, paid informants to lie, etc, etc etc -- and he has not faced any consequences whatsoever...

However, Doug Evans is not as rare as we would like to believe...a report on prosecutorial misconduct cited 660 cases of prosecutorial misconduct in the past 5 years -- and out of all of those cases; only one prosecutor was disciplined....it aint just policing on the streets that we should be demanding accountability from -- the same goes for the courts too....unless all of that constitutional talk about equal protection under the law is just bullshit you don't really mean...

as usual the problem is people not the constitution,,,

if you dont fight for the constitution and rule of law all of us are doomed,,

you don't pick and choose when to fight for it -- you don't remain silent when the people on the wrong end of that justice system are people you have disdain for anyway.....

then cry tyranny when it happens to be someone you care about being on the wrong end of it....

I dont pick and chose when to fight for it,,I fight for it constantly,,,dont you??

 

[candycorn]

The sad thing is that justice for those who were murdered may not ever take place now. We won't know if the man who has been in jail for the crime all of this time is really the guilty one until he goes and commits the crime that he was in there for now that he is out here with the rest of us again.

God bless you and him and the families of the victims always!!!

Holly

The sad thing is that people like you think that the prosecution had 23 years to make a case and think that there is no problem there.

The sadder thing is that apparently the authorities were not looking for the real criminals for 23 years. The trail might be cold by now.

 

[22lcidw]

The sad thing is that justice for those who were murdered may not ever take place now. We won't know if the man who has been in jail for the crime all of this time is really the guilty one until he goes and commits the crime that he was in there for now that he is out here with the rest of us again.

God bless you and him and the families of the victims always!!!

Holly

The sad thing is that people like you think that the prosecution had 23 years to make a case and think that there is no problem there.

The sadder thing is that apparently the authorities were not looking for the real criminals for 23 years. The trail might be cold by now.

The chain of custody when a crime happens is important. The longer the crime goes without evidence against anyone, the less of a chance of the perp being found. Perhaps some of the problem with what we see is that the police have to make sure the chain of custody marking evidence must be maintained. At times is may be more prudent to scoop and swoop a perp then let the even fester at the point of arrest.

 

[theHawk]

After 6 Trials, Prosecutors Drop Charges Against Curtis Flowers

Flowers spent 23 years behind bars for a 1996 quadruple killing at a Mississippi furniture store. Prosecutors said Friday that there were no credible witnesses available for a seventh trial.

www.npr.org

"What it took for Curtis Flowers, a Black man who spent some 23 years behind bars, to have charges dropped against him: six trials plagued by prosecutor misconduct, multiple overturned convictions, and a dogged investigation by a podcast into a quadruple murder at a Mississippi furniture store. Now, more than a year after the U.S. Supreme Court struck down Flowers' latest conviction, prosecutors have decided to stop pursuing the case. In their filing, prosecutors wrote that there were no credible witnesses for an unprecedented seventh trial, effectively putting to bed a decades-long pursuit of Flowers for the 1996 slayings in the small city of Winona, Miss. "As the evidence stands today, there is no key prosecution witness that incriminates Mr. Flowers who is alive and available and has not had multiple, conflicting statements in the record"

Just in case some folks are not aware -- there are folks out there who are not just protesting against police shooting unarmed citizens -- they are also protesting against the gross injustice, corruption and inequity that exists in our judicial system..Mr. Flowers was lucky enough to gain the attention of legendary attorneys like Ron Kuby and investigators like Ira Todd -- but there are tons of others who aren't so lucky -- and are rotting in jail due to prosecutors like Doug Evans....

Doug Evans, the guy who prosecuted Flowers in all 6 trials, the guy who the Mississippi Supreme Court said "this case presents us with as strong a prima facie case of racial discrimination as we have ever seen" ...the guy who even Justice Brett Kavanaugh said "it looks as though [Evans] is designing, trying to create a record for striking black jurors.” -- on top of that, this prosecutor withheld evidence, paid informants to lie, etc, etc etc -- and he has not faced any consequences whatsoever...

However, Doug Evans is not as rare as we would like to believe...a report on prosecutorial misconduct cited 660 cases of prosecutorial misconduct in the past 5 years -- and out of all of those cases; only one prosecutor was disciplined....it aint just policing on the streets that we should be demanding accountability from -- the same goes for the courts too....unless all of that constitutional talk about equal protection under the law is just bullshit you don't really mean...

So another black murderer gets to walk because of “social justice”.

All forensic evidence and witnesses put him at the scene of the crime, as well as motivation. He was fired from this store, he was seen there the morning of, bloody tracks were the same shoe size and make of shoes he was known to have, and the bullet type matched the handgun that was stolen from his own uncle. He was guilty.

Yet he is let go because the prosecutor didn’t want biased blacks on the jury, even though it’s proven many blacks are incapable of being impartial (anyone remember OJ?). In one of the trials a black woman lied to get on the jury and tried to acquit.

Another example of black privilege in America, you can murder whiteys and get away with it. With the way things are now, I doubt any black jury would ever convict a black murderer even if there was video of it.

 

[iceberg]

The sad thing is that justice for those who were murdered may not ever take place now. We won't know if the man who has been in jail for the crime all of this time is really the guilty one until he goes and commits the crime that he was in there for now that he is out here with the rest of us again.

God bless you and him and the families of the victims always!!!

Holly

The sad thing is that people like you think that the prosecution had 23 years to make a case and think that there is no problem there.

The sadder thing is that apparently the authorities were not looking for the real criminals for 23 years. The trail might be cold by now.

the entire event is sad, yes. but you're parading it around it around as if it happens every day and an example of the failure of our system.

how many people in prison say they didn't do it? most i imagine. andy dufresne so far is the only person who actually didn't do it that i know of.

so yes, it sucks. do whatever can be done to keep this from happening again; you bet. but lets not call out the system because its not perfect unless you can name something that is.

 

[theHawk]

The sad thing is that justice for those who were murdered may not ever take place now. We won't know if the man who has been in jail for the crime all of this time is really the guilty one until he goes and commits the crime that he was in there for now that he is out here with the rest of us again.

God bless you and him and the families of the victims always!!!

Holly

The sad thing is that people like you think that the prosecution had 23 years to make a case and think that there is no problem there.

The sadder thing is that apparently the authorities were not looking for the real criminals for 23 years. The trail might be cold by now.

They did have a case that’s why he was convicted so many times. It was only black people lying to get on the jury and trying to acquit him that caused the problems. Then when the prosecutor tries to limit these biased blacks on the jury, it is called “misconduct”.

 

[Biff_Poindexter]

After 6 Trials, Prosecutors Drop Charges Against Curtis Flowers

Flowers spent 23 years behind bars for a 1996 quadruple killing at a Mississippi furniture store. Prosecutors said Friday that there were no credible witnesses available for a seventh trial.

www.npr.org

"What it took for Curtis Flowers, a Black man who spent some 23 years behind bars, to have charges dropped against him: six trials plagued by prosecutor misconduct, multiple overturned convictions, and a dogged investigation by a podcast into a quadruple murder at a Mississippi furniture store. Now, more than a year after the U.S. Supreme Court struck down Flowers' latest conviction, prosecutors have decided to stop pursuing the case. In their filing, prosecutors wrote that there were no credible witnesses for an unprecedented seventh trial, effectively putting to bed a decades-long pursuit of Flowers for the 1996 slayings in the small city of Winona, Miss. "As the evidence stands today, there is no key prosecution witness that incriminates Mr. Flowers who is alive and available and has not had multiple, conflicting statements in the record"

Just in case some folks are not aware -- there are folks out there who are not just protesting against police shooting unarmed citizens -- they are also protesting against the gross injustice, corruption and inequity that exists in our judicial system..Mr. Flowers was lucky enough to gain the attention of legendary attorneys like Ron Kuby and investigators like Ira Todd -- but there are tons of others who aren't so lucky -- and are rotting in jail due to prosecutors like Doug Evans....

Doug Evans, the guy who prosecuted Flowers in all 6 trials, the guy who the Mississippi Supreme Court said "this case presents us with as strong a prima facie case of racial discrimination as we have ever seen" ...the guy who even Justice Brett Kavanaugh said "it looks as though [Evans] is designing, trying to create a record for striking black jurors.” -- on top of that, this prosecutor withheld evidence, paid informants to lie, etc, etc etc -- and he has not faced any consequences whatsoever...

However, Doug Evans is not as rare as we would like to believe...a report on prosecutorial misconduct cited 660 cases of prosecutorial misconduct in the past 5 years -- and out of all of those cases; only one prosecutor was disciplined....it aint just policing on the streets that we should be demanding accountability from -- the same goes for the courts too....unless all of that constitutional talk about equal protection under the law is just bullshit you don't really mean...

So another black murderer gets to walk because of “social justice”.

All forensic evidence and witnesses put him at the scene of the crime, as well as motivation. He was fired from this store, he was seen there the morning of, bloody tracks were the same shoe size and make of shoes he was known to have, and the bullet type matched the handgun that was stolen from his own uncle. He was guilty.

Yet he is let go because the prosecutor didn’t want biased blacks on the jury, even though it’s proven many blacks are incapable of being impartial (anyone remember OJ?). In one of the trials a black woman lied to get on the jury and tried to acquit.

Another example of black privilege in America, you can murder whiteys and get away with it. With the way things are now, I doubt any black jury would ever convict a black murderer even if there was video of it.

Another moron who has no idea what he is talking about.....

 

[Biff_Poindexter]

The sad thing is that justice for those who were murdered may not ever take place now. We won't know if the man who has been in jail for the crime all of this time is really the guilty one until he goes and commits the crime that he was in there for now that he is out here with the rest of us again.

God bless you and him and the families of the victims always!!!

Holly

The sad thing is that people like you think that the prosecution had 23 years to make a case and think that there is no problem there.

The sadder thing is that apparently the authorities were not looking for the real criminals for 23 years. The trail might be cold by now.

the entire event is sad, yes. but you're parading it around it around as if it happens every day and an example of the failure of our system.

how many people in prison say they didn't do it? most i imagine. andy dufresne so far is the only person who actually didn't do it that i know of.

so yes, it sucks. do whatever can be done to keep this from happening again; you bet. but lets not call out the system because its not perfect unless you can name something that is.

How often does injustice have to happen for it to be injustice?? Every day? every third Tuesday? how often?

 

[progressive hunter]

After 6 Trials, Prosecutors Drop Charges Against Curtis Flowers

Flowers spent 23 years behind bars for a 1996 quadruple killing at a Mississippi furniture store. Prosecutors said Friday that there were no credible witnesses available for a seventh trial.

www.npr.org

"What it took for Curtis Flowers, a Black man who spent some 23 years behind bars, to have charges dropped against him: six trials plagued by prosecutor misconduct, multiple overturned convictions, and a dogged investigation by a podcast into a quadruple murder at a Mississippi furniture store. Now, more than a year after the U.S. Supreme Court struck down Flowers' latest conviction, prosecutors have decided to stop pursuing the case. In their filing, prosecutors wrote that there were no credible witnesses for an unprecedented seventh trial, effectively putting to bed a decades-long pursuit of Flowers for the 1996 slayings in the small city of Winona, Miss. "As the evidence stands today, there is no key prosecution witness that incriminates Mr. Flowers who is alive and available and has not had multiple, conflicting statements in the record"

Just in case some folks are not aware -- there are folks out there who are not just protesting against police shooting unarmed citizens -- they are also protesting against the gross injustice, corruption and inequity that exists in our judicial system..Mr. Flowers was lucky enough to gain the attention of legendary attorneys like Ron Kuby and investigators like Ira Todd -- but there are tons of others who aren't so lucky -- and are rotting in jail due to prosecutors like Doug Evans....

Doug Evans, the guy who prosecuted Flowers in all 6 trials, the guy who the Mississippi Supreme Court said "this case presents us with as strong a prima facie case of racial discrimination as we have ever seen" ...the guy who even Justice Brett Kavanaugh said "it looks as though [Evans] is designing, trying to create a record for striking black jurors.” -- on top of that, this prosecutor withheld evidence, paid informants to lie, etc, etc etc -- and he has not faced any consequences whatsoever...

However, Doug Evans is not as rare as we would like to believe...a report on prosecutorial misconduct cited 660 cases of prosecutorial misconduct in the past 5 years -- and out of all of those cases; only one prosecutor was disciplined....it aint just policing on the streets that we should be demanding accountability from -- the same goes for the courts too....unless all of that constitutional talk about equal protection under the law is just bullshit you don't really mean...

So another black murderer gets to walk because of “social justice”.

All forensic evidence and witnesses put him at the scene of the crime, as well as motivation. He was fired from this store, he was seen there the morning of, bloody tracks were the same shoe size and make of shoes he was known to have, and the bullet type matched the handgun that was stolen from his own uncle. He was guilty.

Yet he is let go because the prosecutor didn’t want biased blacks on the jury, even though it’s proven many blacks are incapable of being impartial (anyone remember OJ?). In one of the trials a black woman lied to get on the jury and tried to acquit.

Another example of black privilege in America, you can murder whiteys and get away with it. With the way things are now, I doubt any black jury would ever convict a black murderer even if there was video of it.

Another moron who has no idea what he is talking about.....

thats a projection,,,

 

[theHawk]

After 6 Trials, Prosecutors Drop Charges Against Curtis Flowers

Flowers spent 23 years behind bars for a 1996 quadruple killing at a Mississippi furniture store. Prosecutors said Friday that there were no credible witnesses available for a seventh trial.

www.npr.org

"What it took for Curtis Flowers, a Black man who spent some 23 years behind bars, to have charges dropped against him: six trials plagued by prosecutor misconduct, multiple overturned convictions, and a dogged investigation by a podcast into a quadruple murder at a Mississippi furniture store. Now, more than a year after the U.S. Supreme Court struck down Flowers' latest conviction, prosecutors have decided to stop pursuing the case. In their filing, prosecutors wrote that there were no credible witnesses for an unprecedented seventh trial, effectively putting to bed a decades-long pursuit of Flowers for the 1996 slayings in the small city of Winona, Miss. "As the evidence stands today, there is no key prosecution witness that incriminates Mr. Flowers who is alive and available and has not had multiple, conflicting statements in the record"

Just in case some folks are not aware -- there are folks out there who are not just protesting against police shooting unarmed citizens -- they are also protesting against the gross injustice, corruption and inequity that exists in our judicial system..Mr. Flowers was lucky enough to gain the attention of legendary attorneys like Ron Kuby and investigators like Ira Todd -- but there are tons of others who aren't so lucky -- and are rotting in jail due to prosecutors like Doug Evans....

Doug Evans, the guy who prosecuted Flowers in all 6 trials, the guy who the Mississippi Supreme Court said "this case presents us with as strong a prima facie case of racial discrimination as we have ever seen" ...the guy who even Justice Brett Kavanaugh said "it looks as though [Evans] is designing, trying to create a record for striking black jurors.” -- on top of that, this prosecutor withheld evidence, paid informants to lie, etc, etc etc -- and he has not faced any consequences whatsoever...

However, Doug Evans is not as rare as we would like to believe...a report on prosecutorial misconduct cited 660 cases of prosecutorial misconduct in the past 5 years -- and out of all of those cases; only one prosecutor was disciplined....it aint just policing on the streets that we should be demanding accountability from -- the same goes for the courts too....unless all of that constitutional talk about equal protection under the law is just bullshit you don't really mean...

So another black murderer gets to walk because of “social justice”.

All forensic evidence and witnesses put him at the scene of the crime, as well as motivation. He was fired from this store, he was seen there the morning of, bloody tracks were the same shoe size and make of shoes he was known to have, and the bullet type matched the handgun that was stolen from his own uncle. He was guilty.

Yet he is let go because the prosecutor didn’t want biased blacks on the jury, even though it’s proven many blacks are incapable of being impartial (anyone remember OJ?). In one of the trials a black woman lied to get on the jury and tried to acquit.

Another example of black privilege in America, you can murder whiteys and get away with it. With the way things are now, I doubt any black jury would ever convict a black murderer even if there was video of it.

Another moron who has no idea what he is talking about.....

Another lame post by Biffy who can’t refute the points, all he can do is whine.

 

[Biff_Poindexter]

After 6 Trials, Prosecutors Drop Charges Against Curtis Flowers

Flowers spent 23 years behind bars for a 1996 quadruple killing at a Mississippi furniture store. Prosecutors said Friday that there were no credible witnesses available for a seventh trial.

www.npr.org

"What it took for Curtis Flowers, a Black man who spent some 23 years behind bars, to have charges dropped against him: six trials plagued by prosecutor misconduct, multiple overturned convictions, and a dogged investigation by a podcast into a quadruple murder at a Mississippi furniture store. Now, more than a year after the U.S. Supreme Court struck down Flowers' latest conviction, prosecutors have decided to stop pursuing the case. In their filing, prosecutors wrote that there were no credible witnesses for an unprecedented seventh trial, effectively putting to bed a decades-long pursuit of Flowers for the 1996 slayings in the small city of Winona, Miss. "As the evidence stands today, there is no key prosecution witness that incriminates Mr. Flowers who is alive and available and has not had multiple, conflicting statements in the record"

Just in case some folks are not aware -- there are folks out there who are not just protesting against police shooting unarmed citizens -- they are also protesting against the gross injustice, corruption and inequity that exists in our judicial system..Mr. Flowers was lucky enough to gain the attention of legendary attorneys like Ron Kuby and investigators like Ira Todd -- but there are tons of others who aren't so lucky -- and are rotting in jail due to prosecutors like Doug Evans....

Doug Evans, the guy who prosecuted Flowers in all 6 trials, the guy who the Mississippi Supreme Court said "this case presents us with as strong a prima facie case of racial discrimination as we have ever seen" ...the guy who even Justice Brett Kavanaugh said "it looks as though [Evans] is designing, trying to create a record for striking black jurors.” -- on top of that, this prosecutor withheld evidence, paid informants to lie, etc, etc etc -- and he has not faced any consequences whatsoever...

However, Doug Evans is not as rare as we would like to believe...a report on prosecutorial misconduct cited 660 cases of prosecutorial misconduct in the past 5 years -- and out of all of those cases; only one prosecutor was disciplined....it aint just policing on the streets that we should be demanding accountability from -- the same goes for the courts too....unless all of that constitutional talk about equal protection under the law is just bullshit you don't really mean...

So another black murderer gets to walk because of “social justice”.

All forensic evidence and witnesses put him at the scene of the crime, as well as motivation. He was fired from this store, he was seen there the morning of, bloody tracks were the same shoe size and make of shoes he was known to have, and the bullet type matched the handgun that was stolen from his own uncle. He was guilty.

Yet he is let go because the prosecutor didn’t want biased blacks on the jury, even though it’s proven many blacks are incapable of being impartial (anyone remember OJ?). In one of the trials a black woman lied to get on the jury and tried to acquit.

Another example of black privilege in America, you can murder whiteys and get away with it. With the way things are now, I doubt any black jury would ever convict a black murderer even if there was video of it.

Another moron who has no idea what he is talking about.....

Another lame post by Biffy who can’t refute the points, all he can do is whine.

There is no physical evidence that tied him to the scene.....there is no eye-witness testimony...no murder weapon....and lastly, we have a Supreme Court decision that threw the conviction out -- but as usual with dic suckers like yourself -- the black guy is always guilty......

It must suck to be a fragile insecure cuck such as yourself -- so all you have left is hate....hope you drown in it

 

[Biff_Poindexter]

After 6 Trials, Prosecutors Drop Charges Against Curtis Flowers

Flowers spent 23 years behind bars for a 1996 quadruple killing at a Mississippi furniture store. Prosecutors said Friday that there were no credible witnesses available for a seventh trial.

www.npr.org

"What it took for Curtis Flowers, a Black man who spent some 23 years behind bars, to have charges dropped against him: six trials plagued by prosecutor misconduct, multiple overturned convictions, and a dogged investigation by a podcast into a quadruple murder at a Mississippi furniture store. Now, more than a year after the U.S. Supreme Court struck down Flowers' latest conviction, prosecutors have decided to stop pursuing the case. In their filing, prosecutors wrote that there were no credible witnesses for an unprecedented seventh trial, effectively putting to bed a decades-long pursuit of Flowers for the 1996 slayings in the small city of Winona, Miss. "As the evidence stands today, there is no key prosecution witness that incriminates Mr. Flowers who is alive and available and has not had multiple, conflicting statements in the record"

Just in case some folks are not aware -- there are folks out there who are not just protesting against police shooting unarmed citizens -- they are also protesting against the gross injustice, corruption and inequity that exists in our judicial system..Mr. Flowers was lucky enough to gain the attention of legendary attorneys like Ron Kuby and investigators like Ira Todd -- but there are tons of others who aren't so lucky -- and are rotting in jail due to prosecutors like Doug Evans....

Doug Evans, the guy who prosecuted Flowers in all 6 trials, the guy who the Mississippi Supreme Court said "this case presents us with as strong a prima facie case of racial discrimination as we have ever seen" ...the guy who even Justice Brett Kavanaugh said "it looks as though [Evans] is designing, trying to create a record for striking black jurors.” -- on top of that, this prosecutor withheld evidence, paid informants to lie, etc, etc etc -- and he has not faced any consequences whatsoever...

However, Doug Evans is not as rare as we would like to believe...a report on prosecutorial misconduct cited 660 cases of prosecutorial misconduct in the past 5 years -- and out of all of those cases; only one prosecutor was disciplined....it aint just policing on the streets that we should be demanding accountability from -- the same goes for the courts too....unless all of that constitutional talk about equal protection under the law is just bullshit you don't really mean...

So another black murderer gets to walk because of “social justice”.

All forensic evidence and witnesses put him at the scene of the crime, as well as motivation. He was fired from this store, he was seen there the morning of, bloody tracks were the same shoe size and make of shoes he was known to have, and the bullet type matched the handgun that was stolen from his own uncle. He was guilty.

Yet he is let go because the prosecutor didn’t want biased blacks on the jury, even though it’s proven many blacks are incapable of being impartial (anyone remember OJ?). In one of the trials a black woman lied to get on the jury and tried to acquit.

Another example of black privilege in America, you can murder whiteys and get away with it. With the way things are now, I doubt any black jury would ever convict a black murderer even if there was video of it.

Another moron who has no idea what he is talking about.....

thats a projection,,,

I know more about this case than morons claiming there was evidence placing him at the scene....there is NO PHYSICAL EVIDENCE placing him at the scene...

 

[progressive hunter]

After 6 Trials, Prosecutors Drop Charges Against Curtis Flowers

Flowers spent 23 years behind bars for a 1996 quadruple killing at a Mississippi furniture store. Prosecutors said Friday that there were no credible witnesses available for a seventh trial.

www.npr.org

"What it took for Curtis Flowers, a Black man who spent some 23 years behind bars, to have charges dropped against him: six trials plagued by prosecutor misconduct, multiple overturned convictions, and a dogged investigation by a podcast into a quadruple murder at a Mississippi furniture store. Now, more than a year after the U.S. Supreme Court struck down Flowers' latest conviction, prosecutors have decided to stop pursuing the case. In their filing, prosecutors wrote that there were no credible witnesses for an unprecedented seventh trial, effectively putting to bed a decades-long pursuit of Flowers for the 1996 slayings in the small city of Winona, Miss. "As the evidence stands today, there is no key prosecution witness that incriminates Mr. Flowers who is alive and available and has not had multiple, conflicting statements in the record"

Just in case some folks are not aware -- there are folks out there who are not just protesting against police shooting unarmed citizens -- they are also protesting against the gross injustice, corruption and inequity that exists in our judicial system..Mr. Flowers was lucky enough to gain the attention of legendary attorneys like Ron Kuby and investigators like Ira Todd -- but there are tons of others who aren't so lucky -- and are rotting in jail due to prosecutors like Doug Evans....

Doug Evans, the guy who prosecuted Flowers in all 6 trials, the guy who the Mississippi Supreme Court said "this case presents us with as strong a prima facie case of racial discrimination as we have ever seen" ...the guy who even Justice Brett Kavanaugh said "it looks as though [Evans] is designing, trying to create a record for striking black jurors.” -- on top of that, this prosecutor withheld evidence, paid informants to lie, etc, etc etc -- and he has not faced any consequences whatsoever...

However, Doug Evans is not as rare as we would like to believe...a report on prosecutorial misconduct cited 660 cases of prosecutorial misconduct in the past 5 years -- and out of all of those cases; only one prosecutor was disciplined....it aint just policing on the streets that we should be demanding accountability from -- the same goes for the courts too....unless all of that constitutional talk about equal protection under the law is just bullshit you don't really mean...

So another black murderer gets to walk because of “social justice”.

All forensic evidence and witnesses put him at the scene of the crime, as well as motivation. He was fired from this store, he was seen there the morning of, bloody tracks were the same shoe size and make of shoes he was known to have, and the bullet type matched the handgun that was stolen from his own uncle. He was guilty.

Yet he is let go because the prosecutor didn’t want biased blacks on the jury, even though it’s proven many blacks are incapable of being impartial (anyone remember OJ?). In one of the trials a black woman lied to get on the jury and tried to acquit.

Another example of black privilege in America, you can murder whiteys and get away with it. With the way things are now, I doubt any black jury would ever convict a black murderer even if there was video of it.

Another moron who has no idea what he is talking about.....

thats a projection,,,

I know more about this case than morons claiming there was evidence placing him at the scene....there is NO PHYSICAL EVIDENCE placing him at the scene...

if you say so,,,

 

[theHawk]

After 6 Trials, Prosecutors Drop Charges Against Curtis Flowers

Flowers spent 23 years behind bars for a 1996 quadruple killing at a Mississippi furniture store. Prosecutors said Friday that there were no credible witnesses available for a seventh trial.

www.npr.org

"What it took for Curtis Flowers, a Black man who spent some 23 years behind bars, to have charges dropped against him: six trials plagued by prosecutor misconduct, multiple overturned convictions, and a dogged investigation by a podcast into a quadruple murder at a Mississippi furniture store. Now, more than a year after the U.S. Supreme Court struck down Flowers' latest conviction, prosecutors have decided to stop pursuing the case. In their filing, prosecutors wrote that there were no credible witnesses for an unprecedented seventh trial, effectively putting to bed a decades-long pursuit of Flowers for the 1996 slayings in the small city of Winona, Miss. "As the evidence stands today, there is no key prosecution witness that incriminates Mr. Flowers who is alive and available and has not had multiple, conflicting statements in the record"

Just in case some folks are not aware -- there are folks out there who are not just protesting against police shooting unarmed citizens -- they are also protesting against the gross injustice, corruption and inequity that exists in our judicial system..Mr. Flowers was lucky enough to gain the attention of legendary attorneys like Ron Kuby and investigators like Ira Todd -- but there are tons of others who aren't so lucky -- and are rotting in jail due to prosecutors like Doug Evans....

Doug Evans, the guy who prosecuted Flowers in all 6 trials, the guy who the Mississippi Supreme Court said "this case presents us with as strong a prima facie case of racial discrimination as we have ever seen" ...the guy who even Justice Brett Kavanaugh said "it looks as though [Evans] is designing, trying to create a record for striking black jurors.” -- on top of that, this prosecutor withheld evidence, paid informants to lie, etc, etc etc -- and he has not faced any consequences whatsoever...

However, Doug Evans is not as rare as we would like to believe...a report on prosecutorial misconduct cited 660 cases of prosecutorial misconduct in the past 5 years -- and out of all of those cases; only one prosecutor was disciplined....it aint just policing on the streets that we should be demanding accountability from -- the same goes for the courts too....unless all of that constitutional talk about equal protection under the law is just bullshit you don't really mean...

So another black murderer gets to walk because of “social justice”.

All forensic evidence and witnesses put him at the scene of the crime, as well as motivation. He was fired from this store, he was seen there the morning of, bloody tracks were the same shoe size and make of shoes he was known to have, and the bullet type matched the handgun that was stolen from his own uncle. He was guilty.

Yet he is let go because the prosecutor didn’t want biased blacks on the jury, even though it’s proven many blacks are incapable of being impartial (anyone remember OJ?). In one of the trials a black woman lied to get on the jury and tried to acquit.

Another example of black privilege in America, you can murder whiteys and get away with it. With the way things are now, I doubt any black jury would ever convict a black murderer even if there was video of it.

Another moron who has no idea what he is talking about.....

thats a projection,,,

I know more about this case than morons claiming there was evidence placing him at the scene....there is NO PHYSICAL EVIDENCE placing him at the scene...

Bloody shoe prints, matched the size and type of shoe he owned. Plus his hand was covered in residue for firearm discharge.

He is guilty.

 

[theHawk]

After 6 Trials, Prosecutors Drop Charges Against Curtis Flowers

Flowers spent 23 years behind bars for a 1996 quadruple killing at a Mississippi furniture store. Prosecutors said Friday that there were no credible witnesses available for a seventh trial.

www.npr.org

"What it took for Curtis Flowers, a Black man who spent some 23 years behind bars, to have charges dropped against him: six trials plagued by prosecutor misconduct, multiple overturned convictions, and a dogged investigation by a podcast into a quadruple murder at a Mississippi furniture store. Now, more than a year after the U.S. Supreme Court struck down Flowers' latest conviction, prosecutors have decided to stop pursuing the case. In their filing, prosecutors wrote that there were no credible witnesses for an unprecedented seventh trial, effectively putting to bed a decades-long pursuit of Flowers for the 1996 slayings in the small city of Winona, Miss. "As the evidence stands today, there is no key prosecution witness that incriminates Mr. Flowers who is alive and available and has not had multiple, conflicting statements in the record"

Just in case some folks are not aware -- there are folks out there who are not just protesting against police shooting unarmed citizens -- they are also protesting against the gross injustice, corruption and inequity that exists in our judicial system..Mr. Flowers was lucky enough to gain the attention of legendary attorneys like Ron Kuby and investigators like Ira Todd -- but there are tons of others who aren't so lucky -- and are rotting in jail due to prosecutors like Doug Evans....

Doug Evans, the guy who prosecuted Flowers in all 6 trials, the guy who the Mississippi Supreme Court said "this case presents us with as strong a prima facie case of racial discrimination as we have ever seen" ...the guy who even Justice Brett Kavanaugh said "it looks as though [Evans] is designing, trying to create a record for striking black jurors.” -- on top of that, this prosecutor withheld evidence, paid informants to lie, etc, etc etc -- and he has not faced any consequences whatsoever...

However, Doug Evans is not as rare as we would like to believe...a report on prosecutorial misconduct cited 660 cases of prosecutorial misconduct in the past 5 years -- and out of all of those cases; only one prosecutor was disciplined....it aint just policing on the streets that we should be demanding accountability from -- the same goes for the courts too....unless all of that constitutional talk about equal protection under the law is just bullshit you don't really mean...

So another black murderer gets to walk because of “social justice”.

All forensic evidence and witnesses put him at the scene of the crime, as well as motivation. He was fired from this store, he was seen there the morning of, bloody tracks were the same shoe size and make of shoes he was known to have, and the bullet type matched the handgun that was stolen from his own uncle. He was guilty.

Yet he is let go because the prosecutor didn’t want biased blacks on the jury, even though it’s proven many blacks are incapable of being impartial (anyone remember OJ?). In one of the trials a black woman lied to get on the jury and tried to acquit.

Another example of black privilege in America, you can murder whiteys and get away with it. With the way things are now, I doubt any black jury would ever convict a black murderer even if there was video of it.

Another moron who has no idea what he is talking about.....

Another lame post by Biffy who can’t refute the points, all he can do is whine.

There is no physical evidence that tied him to the scene.....there is no eye-witness testimony...no murder weapon....and lastly, we have a Supreme Court decision that threw the conviction out -- but as usual with dic suckers like yourself -- the black guy is always guilty......

It must suck to be a fragile insecure cuck such as yourself -- so all you have left is hate....hope you drown in it

The Supreme Court did not overturn it because they thought he was innocent. It was because of procedural bullshit and it still allows for another trial to happen.

In fact there is zero evidence the perp is “innocent”.